TrackR by Phone Halo - CES 2014
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I am actually quite interested in the TrackR by Phone Halo because I lose my keys CONSTANTLY... I have seen a few implementations of this over the years but I really like the feature set and price point of the TrackR and I will definitely look into picking one up in the near future! Our CES 2014 Sponsors: linustechtips.com twitter.com twitter.com @LinusTech Join our community forum: bit.ly
The CES 2014 coverage of TrackR by Phone Halo explains a compact Bluetooth tracker that attaches to items like keys or bags to help locate them with a smartphone app. The presenter demonstrates pressing a button in the app to make the tracker beep, so you can hear and visually trace the item’s location. The system also includes a “hot cold” indicator on the map to show whether you’re approaching the lost item, and it records where you left something so you can return to that spot later. A notable feature is social tracking, where other users can anonymously help locate your belongings when they pass by, updating your map with newer location data. Battery life is advertised as long lasting, with up to one year on a small replaceable watch battery, reducing maintenance concerns. The pricing is positioned as affordable, with single units and bundles explained, making it accessible for people who frequently misplace items. The host invites viewers to comment on their interest and encourages subscribing for more CES coverage from Linus Tech Tips.
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