Garmin's inReach® Mini is a compact satellite communicator with rugged impact- and water-resistant construction. The global Iridium® satellite network (subscription required) enables two-way text messaging, interactive 24/7 SOS, location tracking and sharing, and navigation. Wireless connectivity enables syncing with compatible Garmin devices and wearables.
Features:
- Small, rugged, lightweight satellite communicator with two-way text messaging using the global Iridium® network (subscription required).
- Interactive SOS to the 24/7 search and rescue monitoring center (subscription required).
- Downloadable maps, U.S. NOAA charts, color aerial imagery, and more by using the free Garmin Eathmate® app and compatible devices.
- Weather forecast service provides detailed updates directly to the inReach Mini or paired device (subscription required).
- Send and receive messages through compatible Garmin devices, including connected wearables and handhelds.
- Internal, rechargeable lithium battery provides up to 50 hours of battery life in 10-minute tracking mode.
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3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Great PLB and GPS communicator
The device is great as a Personal Locator Beacon and GPS based communication device. It's small, which makes it easy to carry. The size of it means it lacks a QWERTY keyboard so if sending a message with it without a phone would be a time consuming chore. Paired with a phone(cell service not needed) sending a message is much quicker. You also get 3 preset messages that can be sent to preset addresses. The biggest downfall is the fee structure. My intended use is more of a PLB, rather than communicating, and the minimum unlimited tracking plan is $35 a month. I'd be happy to sacrifice(or pay per message) to lower the monthly cost of the plan.
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Reviewed 11/8/2018
by Anonymous
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Utah
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8 of 9 customers found this review helpful.
Compact and multifunctional
After being involved in several situations where there was no cell service I was looking for a satellite communication tool. The old InReach was too bulky and the Spot too limited in its capability and satelite coverage. When the InReach Mini came out it seemed like a perfect fit.
It is compact, light and battery life is very reasonable. The menus are not totally intuitive - it is worth reading the manual. The device paired easily with my phone. Using it with the phone is the sweet spot. You can access you contacts list, send detailed messages, see your track and look at detailed maps for navigation. I have not tried uploading tracks yet. The software is pretty good - like a lot of Garmin software the UI is not spectacular.
I took a star off for value because I think the subscription service is a bit steep but the price for the device is reasonable, and I got a nice price from Bike Tires Direct
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Reviewed 11/17/2019
by Anonymous
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Los Angeles, ca
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5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
Works as promised and the form factor is great
purchased for backpackingmountaineering but now often take mountain biking when i'm out of cell phone range. nice to have peace of mind to be able to communicate or get help from anywhere. requires a subscription is the only downside but is not really that expensive. it's so small you can barely notice that you are carrying it.
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