If you don't take long exposures, the satellites won't cause you much trouble seeing the stars. Regular light pollution is the problem.
Sucks for regular astronomy then, where long exposures are the norm.
Equally sucks for radio astronomy where the bloody things leak into spectrums they (Starlink) pinky promised to keep clean. And successive generations have worsened the problem, again despite promises to improve.
Well, yeah, but my problem is with the long exposures that I'm trying to get.
They don't stop you from seeing the stars, but I find them very distracting. Makes the experience of looking up at the stars on a quiet night less peaceful, I find.