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Yesterday 7:58 AM

Refurb: Garmin inReach Mini 2 Compact Satellite Communicator

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Amazon has Garmin inReach Mini 2 Compact Satellite Communicator (Refurbished - Excellent, Black) for $199.99. Shipping is free.

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About this product:
  • Enables two-way messaging and interactive SOS globally
  • Features TracBack routing to navigate back to start point
  • Includes digital compass for accurate heading when stationary
  • Syncs with Garmin Explore app for trip planning and mapping
  • Offers up to 14 days battery life in 10-minute tracking mode

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Amazon has Garmin inReach Mini 2 Compact Satellite Communicator (Refurbished - Excellent, Black) for $199.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

About this product:
  • Enables two-way messaging and interactive SOS globally
  • Features TracBack routing to navigate back to start point
  • Includes digital compass for accurate heading when stationary
  • Syncs with Garmin Explore app for trip planning and mapping
  • Offers up to 14 days battery life in 10-minute tracking mode

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Yesterday 1:39 PM
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texasjacksonYesterday 1:39 PM
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If you're using this for it's intended purpose (calling for help) you should probably get a new one...
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Yesterday 1:58 PM
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Santa_ClausYesterday 1:58 PM
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Quote from texasjackson View quoted comment :
If you're using this for it's intended purpose (calling for help) you should probably get a new one...
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Yesterday 2:00 PM
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texasjacksonYesterday 2:00 PM
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Quote from Santa_Claus View quoted comment :
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What exactly are you confused about?
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MistaCleanYesterday 2:04 PM
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Quote from texasjackson View quoted comment :
What exactly are you confused about?
Probably because you dropped a cryptic ass message with zero context lol. Also ??????
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Santa_ClausYesterday 2:19 PM
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Quote from texasjackson View quoted comment :
What exactly are you confused about?
Someone is getting coal on their stocking....
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DesertCoyoteYesterday 4:27 PM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank

Add $40 to start a subscription of $8 a month for minimal service. Another option to be aware of is that many of the latest Apple and Android phones of the last 2 years can lock onto satellites for emergency communications when you are out of cell coverage. If you activate it on your phone it generally works automatically when you are out of network coverage. Right now, they don't charge extra for this service. On some phones it might be texting for help.
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cacinokYesterday 6:36 PM
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Quote from MistaClean View quoted comment :
Probably because you dropped a cryptic ass message with zero context lol. Also ??????
The comment wasn't cryptic at all, assuming you know what the intended purpose of the product is. It's an emergency communicator. The comment was questioning the wisdom of getting a refurbished product for said use.
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MistaCleanYesterday 7:27 PM
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Quote from cacinok View quoted comment :
The comment wasn't cryptic at all, assuming you know what the intended purpose of the product is. It's an emergency communicator. The comment was questioning the wisdom of getting a refurbished product for said use.
I'm aware of its purpose, that's pretty obvious. Doesn't really make sense to be vague (or conversely, play inside baseball) if we're trying to be "helpful" though to others. I'm sure a refurb unit (that's actually refurbished properly) will work just as fine as a new one, but if you say so. 🙄
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FuzzyAlpacaToday 2:02 AM
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Quote from cacinok View quoted comment :
The comment wasn't cryptic at all, assuming you know what the intended purpose of the product is. It's an emergency communicator. The comment was questioning the wisdom of getting a refurbished product for said use.
What's wrong with refurbished?
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cacinokToday 2:03 AM
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Quote from MistaClean View quoted comment :
I'm aware of its purpose, that's pretty obvious. Doesn't really make sense to be vague (or conversely, play inside baseball) if we're trying to be "helpful" though to others. I'm sure a refurb unit (that's actually refurbished properly) will work just as fine as a new one, but if you say so. 🙄
I was just explaining the comment. I never said there was anything wrong with refurbished.
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cacinokToday 2:05 AM
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Quote from FuzzyAlpaca View quoted comment :
What's wrong with refurbished?
I never said that there was anything wrong with refurbished. Ask the guy who made the comment I was explaining.
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The_Love_SpudToday 3:12 AM
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I would highly recommend some earlier threads on the same product which did a good job of diving into the cost of ownership and relative value of the device.
https://slickdeals.net/f/19849038-249-99-garmin-inreach-mini-2-compact-satellite-communicator-2-colors-at-amazon

Good luck!
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TheOldDudeToday 3:38 AM
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Quote from DesertCoyote View quoted comment :
Add $40 to start a subscription of $8 a month for minimal service. Another option to be aware of is that many of the latest Apple and Android phones of the last 2 years can lock onto satellites for emergency communications when you are out of cell coverage. If you activate it on your phone it generally works automatically when you are out of network coverage. Right now, they don't charge extra for this service. On some phones it might be texting for help.
Well I can tell you as someone who did the beta on T-mobile, I would advise you not to bet your life on this. Last winter the service was nearly nonexistant. Based on my experience, if your life depended on it, wouldn't trust satellite service on you cell phone as of today.

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