@Eisen 

Can you give us more details on your clients setup?

Whats the WAN speeds?

Thanks,

KG!

  @Eisen 

Which APs did you install for this client? How many wireless devices does he have running?

  @Eisen 

No Problem...  You're not going to get much more latency out of StarLink.  I have 1 client who has it, 98% of the time it works and works great.  The 2% drives him nuts.  

Here's the question I have... Lets confirm that the users (wireless devices) have good signal and TX/RX are good.

Go into the client list and click on the top right THREE dots and check Signal, Wireless Connection, RX, TX.  Then organize the client list by Signal strength.  Please confirm everyone has signal better than -73'ish.  On Both Bands (2.4 and 5).  Knowing your clients have GOOD wireless signal will level out the playing field for your users.  

IF your users have high then -73... This means theyre on a shaky connection.  Set Mini Rssi on -73 (a good starting point) on both bands.  This will force the client to roam properly between both bands and then BETWEEN each APs.  So they can get the best signal.  Beware, you may have dead spots with this settings... you may need to install another AP.

IF your users have LOW numbers on the RX/TX the channel should be changed.  Set nightly wireless optimization.  

WITH these 2 options, this will level out the playing field... BUT also will confirm your INTERNAL network is playing HAPPY.  Once this is settled, you can move on to the router settings and even StarLink.  But Getting Step 1 done, will work miracles.