Zoleo vs. Garmin Inreach for Satellite Communications - Hunt Talk
Aug 20, 2021 · Garmin charges $35 per year, Zoleo charges $4 per month you don't use it. If you use it 10 months and suspend it 2 months that comes out to $3.50 per month for Garmin and $4 per month for Zoleo. If you are going to suspend it for 8 or less months it comes out a little cheaper for the Zoleo.
InReach or Zoleo? - Hunt Talk
Aug 14, 2019 · If you use it infrequently the InReach is a little cheaper. I use the safety plan which is only $15 a month when I have it activated and there isn't a monthly charge when it isn't activated, just a one time per year $25 charge. The Zoleo is $20 per month when activated and $4 per month when it is not activated.
SOS!! The New iPhone Can Signal A Satellite, But There Are Better ...
Dec 20, 2022 · Zoleo is a bit of a newcomer and offers only a single device, the $200 Zoleo Satellite Communicator, a small, 5-ounce box of tech that pairs to an app on your phone to send and receive messages. A full charge will keep it going for 200 hours says Zoleo, and the tech talks to the well-established Iridium satphone system.
Spot vs InReach vs PLB | Page 2 | Adventure Rider
Jun 21, 2021 · This should seriously become industry standard, which the Inreach, or anybody else, doesn’t address. I’m also curious about if Zoleo can function while being charged, a massive disappointment with Inreach Mini. But it did dawn on me that these are 12-month devices, whether for a bike, car, boat, or even international travel.
Review / ZOLEO Satellite Messenger - Adventure Rider
Jul 7, 2024 · The ZOLEO satellite communicator. The ZOLEO satellite communicator is a small plastic gadget that fits in the palm of your hand, roughly the same size as an old flip phone. The device itself doesn’t appear very impressive. It has a couple of exterior buttons, including an SOS button covered by a flap to prevent accidental emergency alerts.
InReach or Zoleo? | Page 3 | Hunt Talk
Apr 3, 2020 · Zoleo is the cheapest device on the market, but the monthly subscription is more expensive ($20 versus $12 for InReach). Another potential problem with Zoleo is it is dependent on your phone. Break you phone, loose your phone, or run out of battery life and Zoleo is restricted to 2 buttons (SOS, "I'M OK buttons)
Spot vs InReach vs PLB - Adventure Rider
Jun 22, 2021 · The answer is pretty simple: if money is really tight and you want SOS... go for PLB. If you have any amount of expendable income, go for inreach. I have not heard of anyone switch FROM inreach to something else... but many switching TO inreach... including myself. #19.
To Zoleo or not to Zoleo - Adventure Rider
Oct 15, 2017 · Sure, you'll spend the difference plus some on an InReach w/subscription over 5 years, and almost as much with a Zoleo, but you do get more features, vs. basically an electronic flare gun. A thing Garmin seems to have over Zoleo is, the 24/7 manned emergency response coordination service, and optional SAR insurance, at higher cost naturally.
iPhone 14/15 vs Garmin InReach - Emergency SOS - Adventure Rider
Oct 16, 2007 · Battery life. CONS: Expensive subscription model that (based on another thread) you may be paying for even when you don’t want/need it. Not as easy to use. Uploads not as reliable as satellite connection details are not provided. iPhone 14/15. PROS: It’s always on you, we all need a phone. Easy to use interface.
Spot vs InReach vs PLB | Page 5 | Adventure Rider
Jun 21, 2021 · I am deciding between, the inReach Mini 2 and Bivy Stick for the features and pricing I like. Unlimited Checkins. No reactivation fees; Monthly plan (not a year round user) SOS; Budget options; Sticking to retail pricing and no taxes or fees figured in: Garmin inReach Mini 2 and the Safety plan. Upfront cost of near $500 to get going