HMD OffGrid Satellite Communication Device

The HMD OffGrid is a compact, rugged satellite communication device designed for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts. It connects Android and iOS phones to the Skylo network, enabling two-way messaging, live location tracking, and a "check-in" feature via the OffGrid app. Perfect for remote areas, it includes 24/7 SOS services through Overwatch x Rescue, offering fully funded emergency assistance.

Weighing just 60g, the OffGrid is MIL-STD-810H and IP68-rated for durability and features a three-day battery life. Ideal for hikers, skiers, or stranded drivers, it ensures reliable connectivity where cell networks fail. Starting at $200, with plans from $15/month, the OffGrid bridges the gap between affordability and safety, keeping you connected wherever adventure takes you.

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