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| The PeakDo LinkPower Pod 1 is available in a new color. |
PeakDo has swapped out its limited-edition Magenta colorway for a new Cosmic Orange version of its Starlink Mini power bank — and it's launching with a discount.
If you've been eyeing a portable power solution for your Starlink Mini, PeakDo just gave you a new reason to pull the trigger. The company has introduced a Cosmic Orange variant of its LinkPower Pod 1, replacing the sold-out Magenta limited edition that launched a few months back.
Same Power, New Paint Job
The new Cosmic Orange model is functionally identical to the original — and that's a good thing. The cylindrical power bank packs a 99Wh (27,500mAh) battery that PeakDo says delivers over 4.5 hours of runtime for the Starlink Mini. Need more juice? The units are stackable, so you can pair two together for extended off-grid sessions.
Charging is handled through a USB-C port with two-way power delivery (65W output, with 100W input enabled via software) plus a dedicated DC output port pushing up to 65W. That means you can top up the battery and power your Starlink Mini simultaneously without interruption — a handy feature for solar setups.
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| The PeakDo LinkPower Pod 1 now comes in Cosmic Orange. |
The LinkPower Pod 1 isn't just a dumb battery. It sports a 1.47-inch LCD that displays battery level, power output, voltage, current, and connection status at a glance. There's also Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, letting you remotely monitor the unit through PeakDo's app — particularly useful when your Starlink setup is stationed somewhere beyond Bluetooth range.
Other highlights include an IP65 water-resistance rating, airline-friendly 99Wh capacity (within the commonly permitted carry-on limit), a built-in hidden tripod, and a standard 1/4"-20 mounting thread for accessories like ball heads and cameras. In the box, you get a USB-C cable, DC cable, storage bag, silicone anti-slip ring, 1/4 screw, and a ball head.
Pricing and Availability
The Cosmic Orange LinkPower Pod 1 is available now for **$169**, a 15% discount off its $199 launch price. Buy two units and you'll pay **$299** instead of $398. You can order directly from PeakDo's official product page, and the company says it hopes to bring the product to Amazon soon — though for now, you can check availability via this Amazon listing.
Why It Matters for Starlink Mini Users
The Starlink Mini has made satellite internet genuinely portable, but its power draw — roughly 15–30W depending on conditions — means you'll want a reliable battery for remote setups. The LinkPower Pod 1's dedicated DC output, stackable design, and real-time monitoring make it a compelling option for campers, overlanders, and digital nomads who need connectivity far from an outlet.
With the Magenta edition officially out of stock and Cosmic Orange now shipping, PeakDo is clearly betting on sustained demand for Starlink Mini accessories. At $169, it's priced competitively against generic power stations — and the purpose-built mounting and monitoring features give it an edge for Starlink-specific use.