BlueCosmo Inmarsat IsatPhone 2.1 Satellite Phone Kit & 100 Unit Prepaid SIM (90 Days) - Global Coverage - Voice, SMS, GPS Tracking, Emergency SOS
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Color: 3: 100 Unit SIM (90 Day)
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- 66 GLOBAL TALK MINUTES INCLUDED FROM BLUECOSMO: Get 100 pre-paid units, valid for 90 days. No hidden fees. No activation charges. And its simple to add minutes: just go to the BlueCosmo website and purchase additional PrePaid units whenever you need them, from anywhere. Unit values: 1.5 units per voice minute globally, 0.6 units per outgoing SMS (free incoming). Activate within 1 year of purchase.
- GLOBAL COVERAGE: NO ROAMING CHARGES make and receive voice calls, SMS, track your position with GPS from anywhere on the globe never pay roaming charges. Your coverage area is EARTH (except the extreme north and south polar regions).
- EVERYTHING YOU NEED WITH 18 MONTH WARRANTY: Inmarsat IsatPhone 2.1 satellite phone handset, Lithium-ion battery, International AC wall charger with international plugs, Automobile DC charger, Holster with belt clip, Hands free earpiece, Lanyard, USB cable, USB thumb drive with documentation, Quick start guide, SIM card & 18 MONTH WARRANTY exclusively from BlueCosmo Satellite Communications.
- RESISTS WATER AND DUST: SHOCK RESISTANT: TOUGH AND RELIABLE: IK04 shock resistance rating and an ingress rating of IP65: the IsatPhone2 can withstand dirt, dust and jets of water from every direction. It has a humidity tolerance of 0 to 95%, and an operational temperature range of -20C to +55C (-4F to +131F). An innovative transflective display technology provides enhanced daytime visibility. Longest lasting batteries of any satellite phone with 8 hours talk time and 160 hours standby.
- WORLD CLASS SUPPORT AND SERVICE: When you purchase your IsatPhone 2 satellite phone from BlueCosmo, you get a team of professionals who have been deploying satellite communications around the world for the most demanding customers since 2003. Our IsatPhone service options can fit any budget and we can get you up and running for all your critical satcom needs. Anytime. Anywhere.
Brand: BlueCosmo
Operating System: ISAT
CPU Model: Unknown
CPU Speed: 2.1 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB
Screen Size: 2.1 Inches
Resolution: 240 x 320
Model Name: Inmarsat IsatPhone 2.1
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked for All Carriers
Cellular Technology: 2G
Operating System: ISAT
Processor Series: Unknown
Processor Speed: 2.1 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB
Color: 3 100 Unit SIM (90 Day)
SIM Card Slot Count: Single SIM
Connector Type: Micro USB
Form Factor: Bar
Biometric Security Feature: Emergency Button
Human-Interface Input: Buttons
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 2.5 mm
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 18 Months
Additional Features: Water Resistant
Material Features: Durable, weather-resistant
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 2.1 MP
Camera Description: Front, Rear
Camera Flash: no flash
Optical Sensor Resolution: 8 MP
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Battery Charge Time: 3.5 Hours
Battery Power: 3180 Milliamp Hours
Video Capture Resolution: 720p
Frame Rate: 30 fps
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Screen Size: 2.1 Inches
Resolution: 240 x 320
Display Type: High-contrast color screen
Aspect Ratio: 43
Display Resolution Maximum: 240 x 320
Wireless Provider: Unlocked for All Carriers
Cellular Technology: 2G
Connectivity Technology: USB
Wireless Network Technology: Unknown
Brand: BlueCosmo
Built-In Media: Adapter, USB Cable
Warranty Description: One year manufacturers warranty.
Manufacturer: BlueCosmo
Model Series: 2.1
Specific Uses For Product: [INFERRED remote work sites, disaster relief efforts, exploration expeditions, maritime activities, aviation, outdoor adventures]
UPC: 604776413813 793936706923
Item Weight: 318 Grams
Item Dimensions: 6.65 x 1.14 x 2.05 inches
Battery Average Life: 8 Hours
Phone Talk Time: 8 Hours
Average Battery Life Talk Time: 8 Hours
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Color: 1: SIM Card Included (No Airtime)
We purchased two Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 satellite phones (along with a basic monthly subscription plan through BlueCosmo) so that I will be able to make contact with my family in case of emergency while traveling (which I do frequently for work). During emergencies cellular networks might go down due to power outages or damage to the physical infrastructure of the network, or be saturated by callers using the network to contact their loved ones. Not all plan details etc. are super-evident when researching satphones, so I will provide some additional information based on my experience so far. 1) I learned that though only a very small number of satellite phone networks exist (with coverage in the Americas - only 3: Inmarsat, Iridium, and Globalstar), all calling plans are sold through a secondary vendor (in our case, BlueCosmo). 2) We chose Inmarsat for a combination of reasons. Price was one factor (the phones & minimum monthly calling plans are cheaper than Iridium), plus near global coverage (Globalstar only provides coverage in the Americas). Apparently, service is absent at the poles - but I don't have any antarctic travel expeditions planned (yet). 3) The biggest difference between Inmarsat & Iridium is that Inmarsat uses a small number of very high geostationary satellites. This means that you need to have 'line of sight' towards the equator to use your phone. I wondered if this would mean that at high latitudes we would need to be in a large open area to call, but in the northeast U.S. (at least) this was not the case. I was able to call easily from within a tree-enclosed driveway, This must mean the satellites are very high, and that the LOS required is thus at a fairly steep angle! 4) After purchasing the handset (which is pre-packaged with a sim card), you need to select a pre-paid minutes or a monthly post-paid calling plan. We chose the latter - but the most basic plan, which is about $35/month. We decided on a monthly calling plan because we purchased the phones for emergency use and we do not know when emergency will strike. All pre-paid plans expire, and the costs are comparable. (For instance, the cost for a 6 month pre-paid calling plan with the minimum number of minutes is not too different from 6 x $35.) 5) The phone itself is kind of fun to use. For those accustomed to the latest smartphone (but older than the age of 35) it may inspire nostalgia because of its physical similarity to a cell phone from the 1990s! Entering contacts, etc., is an adventure. 5) What can I say - the phones work great. Call clarity is similar to a cell phone, and the phones can send & receive SMS and short (max 160 character) emails. I have used the phone to call land lines, U.S. cell numbers, and other Inmarsat phones. So far, they are serving their purpose. I feel more comfortable traveling know that I will always be able to reach my family in case of emergency & vice versa.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2017 by LJR
Color: 1: SIM Card Included (No Airtime)
2/9/17 This seems to be a good sat phone. As I mentioned in another review both Inmarsat and Iridium have their pros and cons. This phone and it's prepaid service seem more cost effective to have activated year round. $400.00 a year which is way cheaper than a cell phone bill. That's if the prepay plans don't change in the future. Setup was easy and straight forward, I think it was maybe a couple of hours before Bluecosmo had it activated with the prepaid SIM card that came with it. Also buying off of the Bluecosmo site is easy too, once everything is activated. The Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 is as described, it seems like it will hold up too normal use and wear and tear. It comes with all the extras you need as well. You may want order a backup battery just in case. Connecting to the satellite system itself was easy and takes a few seconds longer over the 9575 Extreme but not a deal breaker by any means. The first call I placed did take 3 attempts before it dialed out. The downside to the phone to me is the antenna which definitely has to be deployed to make a connection. It is worth noting that I did receive a signal in my house, like mentioned in the 9575 Extreme review. To me the biggest factor on which phone to pick is price point, as both the Isatphone 2 and the 9575 Extreme are solid products. There seems to be more accessories for the Iridium stuff though. For light usage I would stick with Isatphone 2 unless budget is a non issue. I did a lot of reading on both systems and ultimately ended up buying both and activating both. Since I have the Extreme too, that's the one I keep with me because of the convenient size but I would have no issue using either one. I have not had to use the them in an extreme situation yet so I can't speak to that but both seem good so far. Also don't let the SOS button be a determining factor on which one to buy, as both the Isatphone 2 and 9575 Extreme have the same feature and both are easy to set up with GEOS. I will update this review if anything changes, I thought some of this information may be useful to someone looking to buy a satphone.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2017 by Taylor
Color: 3: 100 Unit SIM (90 Day)
Can’t go wrong with this high quality Sat phone. Hint: These things are built really, really well. They are also bought by people “just to have” and many wind up barely used, if at all. I hate buying used, but for this I think FB Mkt. or eBay would be a good idea to try first,
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2026 by Cat Lover
Color: 3: 100 Unit SIM (90 Day)
I'm a professional nature photographer, and I'm often in places with no cell phone reception. I purchased this mainly for letting family know where I'm at each day while traveling off the grid, as well as emergency use. The reception exceeded my expectations, and even works very well within a dense forest (with trees about 3 stories tall). The ear speaker is nice and loud, and calls are clear with slight digital distortion. There is enough of a delay that you'll be conscious of it and have to be more patient than normal conversing with people. The phone is a bit large, but its much lighter than it looks, and it feels rock solid. It comes with every accessory needed, including ear piece, car and wall chargers, and a travel case. It uses a standard micro usb for charging. The whole thing fits nicely into my camera bag. Battery life is fantastic, but you need to remember to turn the phone off when stored. The price of the handset, battery life, and price of using the minutes was a great value compared to iridium. I'm using the prepaid card plan. Unfortunately, the 180 day, 100 unit card will now only be 90 days if activated after June 30 of 2016. That card was the best value by far. That being said, the prepaid card is still laughably cheaper than iridium. The minutes do roll over if you buy another prepaid card before expiration. I signed up for a GEOS search and rescue membership for $30 per year, and programmed the top emergency button to connect with them. BlueCosmo set up my sim card within 2 hours and I was set up and ready to go.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2016 by Richard the Photographer
Color: 4: 250 Unit SIM (180 Day)
I am writing to share my recent experience with the SAT phone service, which unfortunately did not meet my expectations and caused significant inconvenience during a critical time. My family were embarking on a camping trip to a remote campsite with no cell phone reception. Given the lack of connectivity in the area, we relied heavily on the SAT phone as our lifeline in case of emergencies. Regrettably, the SAT phone failed to connect to the network when we encountered an actual emergency, leaving us without the essential communication we were counting on. The SOS function, unfortunately, did not work as expected either, adding to our distress. One of the primary issues I faced was with the activation process. Despite the service claiming 24/7 technical support, I discovered that it was only available during regular business hours and required an extra fee for after-hours assistance. This posed a challenge as I tried repeatedly to activate the SIM card over the weekend but received no response until much later. Even before the trip, I attempted various tests at home to ensure the phone's reliability. While I was able to make a test call successfully, it became evident that the phone dropped calls consistently whenever I moved or changed positions. As someone familiar with radio technology, I sought external antennas to enhance the phone's performance, but disappointingly, there were no compatible options available for this specific model. I discovered that the SAT phone had a critical flaw in its ability to receive incoming calls. I tried multiple dialing formats, asked others on different carriers to call, but the phone calls consistently failed. This limitation made it difficult for us to establish communication with the SAT phone when necessary. Messaging on the SAT phone proved to be problematic as well. The signal was highly sensitive to motion, and I struggled to send messages effectively using the phone's dialing pad. Constantly losing signal unless the phone remained stationary further added to the frustration. Despite investing hours with tech support before the trip, the issue with incoming calls persisted and was not resolved. I must emphasize that the technical support personnel were friendly and genuinely tried to assist, but it was evident that the root cause of the problem lay with the hardware itself. As a customer, it is clear to me that the service was not up to par, and I find it disheartening that there was no prompt resolution to the issues. Considering that incoming calls were supposed to be free, I cannot help but suspect other underlying business-related reasons for the phone's malfunction. In conclusion, I would caution others to be prepared for potential difficulties when using this SAT phone service. My experience was marked by disappointment and inconvenience, especially when we needed the phone the most. I hope that this feedback helps in improving the service for other users in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2023 by Kitty Cat Seniors
Color: 3: 100 Unit SIM (90 Day)
The performance of this phone is better than I expected it would be based on other reviews. First I have enough signal in my house to receive incoming alerts in most areas and manage to pull full signal thru a window even with a tree in the way. Second the voice quality is way better than what I was anticipating based on the specs of a 2.4 kilobit voice codec, in my testing so far it's much better than a Verizon 1x connection, but obviously can't compare to VoLTE. Third despite making calls to the east coast US, which is roughly a 50,000 mile trip one way (22.5k miles up to the sat, then 22.5k down to the Hawaii ground station, then another 5-6k to the east coast) the latency of the calls is actually pretty good, it is certainly noticeable but I don't find I'm talking over the other party too much. Now the only bad thing I've encountered so far is with the phone itself, for some reason occasionally while plugged it the battery will discharge rapidly for no apparent reason, the first time I noticed it the phone was completely dead and that's with a warm power adapter lol, the second time it seemed to have lost 1/2 charge in about 6 hours, again while plugged in. Overall I'm happy with the phone, although I would prefer to be able to keep it plugged in and on to receive incoming alerts, without worrying that the battery will be dead and phone off when going to use it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2016 by Mike
Color: 1: SIM Card Included (No Airtime)
No need to buy a card with minutes. Minutes can be added to the card that comes with it. It seems to be a good tool for off roading in the desert. Great satellite service here in Az.
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2025 by chuckles
Color: 4: 250 Unit SIM (180 Day)
I was skeptical seeing the few negative reviews. The phone came in activation was perfect. Half a day it was activated. Made a few test calls worked perfect. Then I needed it for real. I bought this because I live in the mountains of tennessee and went in an off road maze. I own a dune buggy rental company in pigeon forge. I was in the mountains for 7 hours with no cell no text no maps nothing for 7 hours not even a ding on my phone. So I went back yesterday and brought the sat phone. Had someone down and last time couldn’t call the wife to guide the tow truck but this time I was able to call her where no one had coverage. I was between huge mountains so I got out of the jeep walked to a clearing and blamo. I was able to talk and tell her the tow truck wasn’t needed. Absolutely life saver. I heard reviews where people said was no no good under trees was useless. Who cares crane your butt to a clearing if your injured. If you can’t crawl you’d be done anyway with a cell phone. Worked perfect. 5 star feel safe with this baby.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by Robert G.