Leo Terminals (Nano / Pro / Ultra)

In Production

Three-tier customer terminal family with custom Amazon silicon: the portable 7-inch Leo Nano (up to 100 Mbps), the mainstream 11-inch Leo Pro (up to 400 Mbps, expected to cost under $400 to produce), and the enterprise-grade Leo Ultra (1 Gbps down / 400 Mbps up). A low-profile aviation phased-array antenna (1 Gbps per aircraft, no moving parts, one-day install) was unveiled in April 2026.

Amazon Leo profile Source: spacenews.com

Latest update Jul 17, 2026

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Current status

The production-ready Leo Ultra was unveiled in November 2025 alongside the Amazon Leo rebrand; consumer pricing has not yet been announced ahead of the late-2026 commercial launch.

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Specifications3

Leo Nano: Up to 100 Mbps (7-inch, 2.2 lb)
Leo Pro: Up to 400 Mbps
11-inch; expected <$400 to produce
Leo Ultra: 1 Gbps down / 400 Mbps up
enterprise, custom silicon

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Enterprise Beta
Amazon Leo Constellation
Low Earth orbit broadband system built around more than 3,000 satellites at 590–630 km with 100 Gbps optical inter-satellite links, a global ground network integrated with AWS, and a three-terminal customer hardware lineup. The network is designed to support residential broadband, enterprise and government links, aviation connectivity, maritime use cases, and telecom backhaul.
Initial Constellation
3,236
Orbital Altitude
590-630 km

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