Garmin InReach Mini 2 Satellite Communicator Review

Dan Kidder has been using Garmin InReach satellite communicator products for over a decade and gives you his honest review of the InReach Mini 2.
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Will those devices operate properly under high voltage power lines?

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What a shhhhittty sound man

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shocking how expensive the inreach mini 2 is. especially compared to other Garmin products. for example, a fish locator has a full color touch screen, detailed maps, GPS, as well as sonar, a transducer, and very detailed menus and features. A locator such as the Striker 4 has all of those feature and is only about $150. By comparison, and inreach mini has way way less to it than that, and shouldn't cost more than $100. Instead, it sells for $300-400 and on top of that you have to pay monthly for it. I understand the subscription fees, but the base unit is extremely expensive for what Garmin sells in comparison, when you look at the piece of hardware and how it lacks so much compared to other Garmin products.