What’s different about the Pod
The Pod 1 is a cylindrical LP3-generation battery with a built-in tripod. It mounts to the Mini with a Starlink pipe adapter, and two Pods can be stacked for more runtime. It has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi monitoring and uses PeakDo’s LP3 web app.
PeakDo advertises 4.5+ hours for Starlink Mini at 20W; treat that as a manufacturer test result, not a guaranteed runtime. Product details ↗
Setup & activation
- Remove the Mini’s kickstand and connect the supplied DC cable between the Pod’s DC output and the Mini. Seat both plugs fully.
- Activate the Pod before first use: connect a USB-C PD supply, or hold the power button for 6 seconds until the screen turns on.
- Attach the Mini with a Starlink pipe adapter, check that it doesn’t wobble, then unfold the tripod.
Charging & stacking
Charge through USB-C while the Mini stays powered. USB-C accepts 65W by default, with up to 100W enabled through software; USB-C output is limited to 65W, so the Pod also works as a regular power bank.
To stack two Pods, remove the top cover of one and the bottom cover of the other by turning their colored locking rings counterclockwise. Align the connectors and turn a ring clockwise to lock. When stacked, DC output draws from both Pods; each USB-C port only uses its own Pod’s battery.
Connect your phone
Pod support is coming in LinkPower for iOS 2.0.1, now in beta testing, and is still being verified with real hardware. The current App Store version cannot connect to the Pod, and the Android app does not support it yet. Until 2.0.1 ships, use PeakDo’s web app.
Pairing uses a code shown on the Pod’s screen. Wi-Fi account binding is a separate workflow: see the Pod Bluetooth & Wi-Fi connection guide.
Pod 1 specifications
| Capacity | 99Wh / 27,500mAh |
|---|---|
| DC output | 15–21V, 65W maximum |
| USB-C | 65W in by default (100W via software), 65W out |
| Size | 251mm × Ø60mm |
| Weight | About 835g |
| Display | 1.47-inch LCD |
| Mount | Built-in tripod and ¼-inch thread |
| Protection rating | IP65 |
Questions & help
How do stacked Pods appear in the app?
We haven’t verified this with stacked hardware yet. If you test it, tell us what the app shows.
Can I turn the Pod off remotely over Wi-Fi?
No. PeakDo limits Wi-Fi control to scheduled power on/off and restart. Use Bluetooth or the button for immediate control.
Where should I start if it won’t connect?
Confirm you are using LinkPower 2.0.1 or later, then open our Bluetooth troubleshooting steps.
Sources & related guides
Based on PeakDo’s Pod 1 product page and the official Pod 1 quick start. Checked October 26, 2026. Manufacturer features and controls can vary with firmware.
LP1 quick start · LP2 quick start · LP3 quick start · LP3 connection guide · Ultra quick start · Ultra connection guide · Pod quick start · Pod connection guide
LinkPower Companion is an independent app and is not affiliated with PeakDo. The official web app linked here is operated by PeakDo.