Garmin inReach Mini – Lightweight and Compact Satellite Communicator, Orange, 010-01879-00
inReach Mini is your go-to connection for maintaining off-the-grid contact. It’s our palm-sized satellite communicator for adventures where size and weight matter. inReach Mini lets you send and receive text messages, track and share your journey and, if necessary, trigger an SOS alert to contact the GEOS 24/7 emergency response team. With inReach connectivity, your family and friends will know they can stay in touch globally.
Product Features
- Small, rugged, lightweight satellite communicator enables two-way text messaging using the 100% global Iridium network (satellite subscription required)
- Trigger an interactive SOS to the 24/7 search and rescue monitoring center (satellite subscription required)
- Access downloadable maps, U.S. NOAA charts, color aerial imagery and more by using the free Garmin Earthmate app and compatible devices
- Optional inReach weather forecast service provides detailed updates directly to your inReach Mini or paired device; basic and premium weather packages available
- Send and receive inReach messages through compatible Garmin devices, including connected wearables and handhelds
- NOTICE: Some jurisdictions regulate or prohibit the use of satellite communications devices. It is the responsibility of the user to know and follow all applicable laws in the jurisdictions where the device is intended to be used.
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Tiny and sturdy First. This device (and all inReach actually) will not work without a subscription. The subscription is what allows it to connect to the Iridium satellite network. In other words, without a subscription is just a regular GPS (without maps) and a digital compass. Since the SOS button will not work without a subscription, if you are not comfortable paying for one, this device is not for you.First impressions: The inReach mini is tiny and feels sturdy. The screen is pretty similar to the one…
Amazing functionality in such a small and light package and excellent battery performance so far. I just upgraded from my original InReach and was disappointed that it cost 20$ to switch devices. Their braindead website should support switching devices without contacting support or cancelling your service and starting up another plan. Other than that extra unexpected hurdle and cost, I am happy.I carried an original InReach on my PCT thru-hike in 2013 and it worked great. There were some areas that either didn’t have enough exposure to sky or weather impacted satellite…