We've had Starlink for 5 days now. As mentioned earlier, there were noticeable gaps in coverage the first couple of days, but they were only a few seconds each. The short gaps made no real difference when browsing the web or doing large downloads: it was still running rings around our old DSL (7 mbps down/1up on a good day). It also has worked well since day one for streaming video from YouTube/Netflix/Amazon: since those services all buffer the viewing by loading ahead of what you are viewing, you never even see the occasional few second gap in coverage.
In the first couple of days, I did get a couple of disconnects when doing a Zoom conference and a gap occurred, but it would reconnect after a few seconds. Something has changed over the last few days (I suspect it's that they have been bringing more satellites online): My Zoom conferences are going much more smoothly. I was in a two hour Zoom meeting yesterday evening. Twice I got a warning that "Your internet connection is unstable", but all that happened was a slight stutter in the audio and video, and things kept right one going. It was brief enough that I did not even needs to ask anyone to repeat what they said - it was still understandable.
To do Zoom on my old DSL line, I would have to kick everyone else off the internet or limit them to just reading emails or some other light use - even then, I'd experience freezes or have to shut off my video feed fairly regularly in order to keep the audio working. In my meeting last night over Starlink internet, there was no need for that. In fact, my daughter was simultaneously Facetiming a friend, and my son was watching YouTube videos.
I'm happy - it's been nice experiencing what broadband is like first hand.
