Pebblebee has expanded its lineup of Bluetooth trackers with the introduction of the Universal series, offering compatibility with both Apple‘s Find My and Google‘s Find My Device networks. This flexibility makes them a compelling option for households that use a mix of iOS and Android devices.
While the Universal trackers are slightly more expensive than Apple’s popular AirTags, they come with several additional features, including rechargeable batteries and a built-in light that can aid in locating them in low-light conditions.
It’s important to note that the Universal trackers cannot simultaneously connect to both Apple and Google’s networks. Once you’ve initially set up a tracker with one of these networks, it will remain tied to that specific platform. Switching between networks requires a factory reset, which might not be ideal for everyone.
If you prefer to have the flexibility to locate your trackers on any device, you can opt to use Pebblebee’s proprietary app instead of relying on Apple or Google’s networks. The app offers features like geofencing, which can notify you if a tagged item leaves a predefined area. It also includes a crowd-sourced location feature that can help you track down your tracker even when it’s outside of Bluetooth range.
Pebblebee offers three versions of the Universal trackers:
- Clip: Designed for keys or other items, it features a built-in keyring and offers up to 12 hours of battery life.
- Card: Slim and designed to fit into wallets, it boasts a battery life of up to 18 months.
- Tag: The smallest and lightest option, it can last up to eight months on a single charge.
The Universal trackers are available individually for $34.99 each. For those looking to save, Pebblebee offers discounted bundles: a two-pack is priced at $64.99, while a four-pack is available for $119.99.
Pebblebee’s Universal trackers provide a versatile solution for users who want to keep track of their belongings across different platforms. With their additional features and compatibility with both Apple and Google’s networks, they offer a compelling alternative to other Bluetooth trackers on the market.
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