The Iridium GO! Global Smartphone Access is a portable satellite hotspot that transforms your smartphone into a global communication tool. Designed for adventurers, remote workers, and emergency responders, it enables voice calls, text messaging, GPS tracking, and basic internet access even in the most isolated regions of the world. It connects via the Iridium satellite network, offering truly global coverage, including oceans, deserts, and polar regions—anywhere traditional cellular service doesn’t reach.

This rugged device creates a Wi-Fi hotspot that supports up to five devices at once, allowing users to connect their smartphones or tablets and stay in touch through dedicated mobile apps. You can make calls, send SMS, access emails, and post updates to social media using low-bandwidth satellite connectivity. Built for durability, the Iridium GO! is dustproof, water-resistant, and impact-resistant, making it perfect for harsh environments.

It features a built-in GPS for tracking, and an SOS function that can be activated in emergencies to notify designated contacts or emergency services. The rechargeable battery provides several hours of active use and days of standby time, with multiple power options including USB and vehicle adapters.

Key Features:

• Global Coverage: Satellite-based connection accessible anywhere on Earth

• Wi-Fi Hotspot: Connect up to 5 devices simultaneously

• Voice & Messaging: Make satellite voice calls and send SMS

• Email & Basic Internet: Access email and low-bandwidth internet apps

• GPS & SOS: Real-time GPS tracking and emergency SOS capability

• Durable Design: Water-resistant, dustproof, and shock-resistant for outdoor use

• Portable: Compact, lightweight form factor for travel and field operations

• Battery Life: Rechargeable battery with extended standby and usage time

• Multi-Charging Options: Compatible with USB, wall, and vehicle chargers

• Device Compatibility: Works with iOS and Android devices via companion apps

Please Note : The product is brand new, but the box may have been opened for functionality testing.