Small, light, and easy to understand, Versatile (can be customized, renamed, placed on almost anything, Sounds very quickly, from either TrackR or Smart device
Requires network of people using the app, Using Location consistently lowers battery life
Published: 2015-03-24, Author: Jeremy , review by: 9to5mac.com
Abstract: Two years ago, the Tile Bluetooth tracking device raised over $2.6 million in a crowdfunding campaign, thanks in part to an expansive ad run that seemed to blanket the entire Internet. Elegantly designed with a square plastic housing, Tile paired a low-en...
If you're trying to choose between the TrackR Bravo and a Tile, chances are you dislike the Tile's disposable nature. But it has a better range than the Bravo and a louder, easier to hear alarm. It's also waterproof so won't stop working if left outside i...
Published: 2017-02-06, Author: Jay , review by: gadgetynews.com
Good size, Looks good, Intuative app, Replaceable battery, Range of colours
Not waterproof, Seperation alarm didn't trigger, Gave wrong location
I intend to continue testing the Bravo but, on first round of testing, it seems that there may be some niggles.Whether my Nexus 6P isn't playing nicely with the Bravo or it just doesn't update as regularly as I expect, I hope to find out.At this point tho...
Abstract: alarm notifications are sent to your phoneTrackR can ring a missing phone even on silent modealarm sound can be customized from a music libraryReplaceable battery life of 1 yearthe app can track multiple TrackR Bravo's...
Abstract: The TrackR, from a Californian startup, is smaller and lighter than a 50p coin and the thinnest such device I've seen. Attach the TrackR to keys , wallet, pet , whatever, and when they're lost, you press a button on the inevitable app, and it will beep wi...
Abstract: According to urban legend, the TrackR device, and the company which manufacturers such a product, came about as the result of Chris Herbert and Christian Smith finding themselves locked out of a car because they could not find the car keys. As a result th...
Published: 2016-01-29, Author: Patrick , review by: mobilesyrup.com
Abstract: I lose things. Often.Actually, I don't so much lose things as misplace them, whether under a couch cushion, in a jacket pocket, or deep in a backpack I never venture into. It's almost daily, the search for car keys, my smartphone, wallet, or a variety of...
