BSNL launches a phone more expensive than iPhone, price Rs 1,34,166, what is special?

BSNL Satellite Phone: Government telecom company BSNL has launched a new satellite phone in India. This satellite phone is for commercial use, the general public cannot use the satellite phone without permission. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has clearly stated that users or organizations can use this satellite phone only after getting permission.

How will you benefit from satellite phone?

You can connect to communication networks on the go, even in areas where there are no terrestrial networks. You can make voice calls anywhere and get emergency support when needed. BSNL Users also get long battery life by using satellite phones. Satellite networks can reach areas where mobile networks cannot.

BSNL Satellite Phone Price

This satellite phone of this government telecom company has been launched for Rs 1 lakh 34 thousand 166, this price includes tax. In terms of price, this phone is more expensive than Apple iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and Samsung’s latest Galaxy S26 Ultra.

When conventional mobile networks can’t reach, the BSNL Satellite Phone keeps you connected.

Designed for challenging environments, making it an ideal solution for Defence, Maritime, Disaster Response, Mining, Remote Operations and Adventure Travel.

Why Choose BSNL Satellite pic.twitter.com/YQpeXwjrb6

— BSNL India (@BSNLCorporate) July 8, 2026

For more information about this satellite phone, you can visit your nearest BSNL office or for more information, you can call 9768866652. BSNL has said in a post that it is very good for defence, maritime works, help in times of disaster, mining, work in remote areas, pilgrims and adventure travel.

The satellite phone is strong and durable. However, if you are looking for a satellite phone, you will not find it so easily in India. The Indian government does not allow anyone to use satellite phones casually. BSNL has launched about 99,000 sites and has started them to provide 4G service to the users.

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