For less than €200, this small box will allow you to establish satellite connections anywhere on the planet, even if cellular coverage is non-existent. The Motorola Defy Stellite Link, offers interesting features for a fairly affordable price.
As noted by the company Starlink, many places around the world suffer from insufficient or even non-existent cellular coverage. Communication alone then becomes a technological challenge on its own. The Motorola company, thanks to this small box, gives you the possibility of staying connected via satellites, and thus of circumventing the problems of cellular coverage. The device is compatible with iOS and Android and is not really expensive for those who find use for it.
Simplicity and practicality: communication goes back to basics
Thanks to Bluetooth, the box easily connects to a smartphone. Sending the message then goes through a dedicated application, Bullitt, which is responsible for immediately transmitting the data via a satellite messaging service. Just download it like any application. In addition, the case is really small and easily carried in a pocket.
Even more interestingly, recipients of messages sent using Bullitt do not need to download the application. The message will arrive on their smartphone like a classic SMS. Which is a very good idea for the device to sell on a larger scale, since it does not have to work paired with another.
Its security features
In addition to its function of sending messages, the Motorola Defy Satellite Link is a good ally in case of delicate situation. It has an SOS feature, which can send an automatic emergency message to your contacts, a bit like Garmin connected objects. It also embeds a very interesting geolocation function in the use made of it.
The box is equipped with a physical check-in button. This allows you to indicate in one click the progress of your trip and information relating to your precise position. It may seem like a gimmick, but this feature could be of great interest to many modern-day adventurers and other explorers of hostile, off-grid locations.
For less than 200 €, the services offered by this product from Motorola are clearly honest. Several subscription formulas are available, starting at €5 per month. Already available on several e-commerce platforms or reputable retailers, it could well be the new companion to put in your pocket during a trip off the beaten track.
Source : XDA-developers
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