Direct satellite connection for smooth internet access! China Satcom's "Satellite Mobile Data Service" is now available: contract terminals start at 27,999 yuan.

China Satcom has officially launched its "satellite mobile data service" for the consumer market, adopting an integrated model of "network + terminal + platform + tariff," and partnering with manufacturers to release three officially certified satellite internet contract phones.

The terminal devices are sold by partner manufacturers, targeting scenarios without ground network coverage such as off-road driving, RV living, outdoor live streaming, and offshore operations.

The usage process is very simple: turn on the device's Wi-Fi, complete registration and login, and activate the data rights card in two steps to access the satellite network.

Account data supports cross-terminal reuse, using a rights card top-up model that allows pay-as-you-go recharging. When data runs out, users can either connect to the device's Wi-Fi to purchase a card online or buy one offline through officially certified dealers.

For concentrated network needs such as team outdoor operations, RV convoys, and sea fishing charter boats, China Satcom has innovatively launched an "internet café kit" and various scenario-based bundled packages, supporting multi-device shared access and unified data management.

The first three contract packages:

1. Portable satellite internet contract phone, priced at 27,999 yuan, including a parabolic portable terminal + 120GB of data for one year, with a built-in 165W power bank providing 2 hours of battery life, suitable for outdoor photography and field live streaming.

2. Vehicle-mounted flat-panel satellite internet contract phone, priced at 35,800 yuan, featuring a vehicle-mounted rugged antenna terminal with customizable data plans, suitable for RVs, off-road vehicles, and field event support.

3. Phased array internet contract phone, priced at 47,200 yuan, including a phased array terminal + 120GB of data for one year, capable of automatically tracking satellites while the vehicle or vessel is in motion, enabling continuous internet access on the move.

The quality, pricing, supply, and after-sales service of the entire product line are supervised by China Satcom, with 7x24-hour dedicated customer service and a 400 official complaint and consultation hotline.

The entire service relies on high-orbit communication satellites to address internet needs in ground network blind spots. The overall entry barrier for the equipment remains relatively high, primarily targeting professional outdoor and industrial users.