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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2014
Overall this product did exactly what it states. The app worked well and was very easy to understand. The graphics were clean and the Fob really only has one button so you anyone can use it.
Pros:
In testing we found the Fob would activate the sound on the iPad if it was misplaced and the iPad would activate the sound on the Fob. Both worked perfectly well as long as they were in Bluetooth range. The battery (standard watch type found anywhere) was easy to install and it even came with a tiny screwdriver in the case.
The strength meter on the application let you know how close overall (not direction) you were to the fob itself. You could move around slowly to see the bar increase and decrease. You can also add up to 4 of their fobs, all with unique names, which is helpful for your car, house, pet and more.
Cons:
The main thing I did not like was how easy they made the button to press on accident. Simply placing it in your computer bag, pocket, hand or even upside down on the table with a key leaning against it would set the alarm off on the iPad. There has to be a way to make that button harder to get to while looking sleek and simple.
The size of the key hook makes the fob lie at a funny angle on most modern car keys that have the chip. House keys were not bad. Due to the width of the fob and then the key it always had a V shape making it tough on pockets. I suggest adding a sturdy ring for the fob and any keys and not attaching right to it.
Did I mention the ease of pressing the button on accident?
Pros:
In testing we found the Fob would activate the sound on the iPad if it was misplaced and the iPad would activate the sound on the Fob. Both worked perfectly well as long as they were in Bluetooth range. The battery (standard watch type found anywhere) was easy to install and it even came with a tiny screwdriver in the case.
The strength meter on the application let you know how close overall (not direction) you were to the fob itself. You could move around slowly to see the bar increase and decrease. You can also add up to 4 of their fobs, all with unique names, which is helpful for your car, house, pet and more.
Cons:
The main thing I did not like was how easy they made the button to press on accident. Simply placing it in your computer bag, pocket, hand or even upside down on the table with a key leaning against it would set the alarm off on the iPad. There has to be a way to make that button harder to get to while looking sleek and simple.
The size of the key hook makes the fob lie at a funny angle on most modern car keys that have the chip. House keys were not bad. Due to the width of the fob and then the key it always had a V shape making it tough on pockets. I suggest adding a sturdy ring for the fob and any keys and not attaching right to it.
Did I mention the ease of pressing the button on accident?
