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Compatible satellite devices
- Garmin Montana 700i – A rugged GPS device with inReach satellite technology for global two-way messaging.
- Garmin inReach Mini 2 – A small, portable satellite communicator for two-way messaging and SOS alerts.
- Garmin eTrex 32x – A GPS with basic functionality; requires an inReach accessory for satellite communication.
- Garmin GPSMAP 67i – Combines GPS navigation with inReach satellite messaging and emergency SOS capabilities.
- Spot X – A satellite messenger with a full QWERTY keyboard for two-way SMS and Bluetooth.
- Motorola Defy Satellite Link – A device enabling satellite communication via the Bullitt Satellite Messenger service.
- Zoleo – Provides messaging across cellular, Wi-Fi, and satellite networks with a focus on seamless transition.
- Garmin inReach Messenger – A standalone satellite communicator designed for global messaging and SOS.
- ACR Bivy Stick – A satellite communicator offering two-way messaging, tracking, and SOS services via Iridium.
- Somewear Global Hotspot – A compact device that pairs with smartphones for two-way satellite messaging, tracking, and weather updates.
- Iridium GO! – A portable satellite hotspot that transforms smartphones into satellite communication devices for calls, SMS, and internet access.
- Garmin Alpha 200i – Primarily designed for dog tracking, but also supports inReach satellite messaging for emergency communication in remote areas.
- Thuraya X5-Touch – A satellite smartphone offering SMS, voice communication, and internet via Thuraya’s satellite network.
- BlueCosmo Satellite Phone – While not purely a messaging device, it provides satellite communication for voice, SMS, and GPS services globally.
This list of satellite messaging devices is not exhaustive. Many other devices could be compatible with satellite messaging, especially as satellite communication technology evolves and becomes more integrated into consumer electronics.
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