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I have used hotspots, Starlink, and Verizon home internet 5G. If you are moving around a lot, I would definitely go with Starlink. We have it installed on the roof with magnets which allows us to take it down and move it if we happen to park under trees. We have 150 ft of cable stored behind the front bumper for when on the ground, but most of the time it works well on the roof. Before we mounted it on the roof, we just set it up outside when we stopped which worked as well. Having it on the roof allows us to use it when driving and removes the step of setting it up in most cases.
We have been parked for 3 months at a single location, so I put the Starlink on pause and got a Verizon home 5G which has worked really well. It saved me almost $100 per month and has been very stable. Although I don’t think it is supported, we did go to another location about 4 hours away for a little over a week and still used the Verizon without problem. They do expect a single address unlike Starlink.
Happy to answer any questions.
Mike Harper
2004 Marathon XLII