The Garmin inReach Messenger is a satellite communication device for adventurers to use as a way to stay connected to friends and family alike when heading off the grid. The device is capable of working on its own or in tandem with a smartphone and will connect with satellites to let users chat over the Garmin Messenger app. This promises to maintain connectivity in any part of the world, while WiFi and cellular will be utilized when in range.
The Garmin inReach Messenger is priced at $299 and connects to the 100% global Iridium satellite network to send out messages. The ultra-compact device fits in the palm of your hand and also has a dedicated SOS button for emergencies.
Satellite Communication Systems
The Garmin inReach Messenger Keeps Adventurers Connected
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