Daily Deal: iHere 3.0 Tracking Device

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For the person who is constantly misplacing their things, you can gift them the iHere 3.0 Tracking Device (Gen 2) for $22.99. iHere can be attached to your keys or slipped into a wallet to help you find them. It works with a 75 ft. range, is rechargeable, has an up to 85 dB alarm so it is easy to hear, and pairs with iOS and Android devices (though it does mention that it is optimized for iOS at this point). The app includes a car finder feature and an optional separation alert to let you know when you’re about to leave your phone somewhere. This deal won't last long and comes with free shipping in the US, so act fast.


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  1. identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 11 Dec 2015 @ 11:45am

    "This deal won't last long"

    Technology products tend to have a fairly short "shelf-life" and sites like Amazon constantly update and clearly label their product pages whenever an item has been discontinued (or updated, substituted, or whatever else). Techdirt does not appear to do this, as ad pages from long ago still remain, suggesting that the featured item can still be ordered -- whether or not this is actually true.

    Or is Techdirt's back-catalog indeed kept current, with every product listed being orderable and in-stock & ready to ship?

    link to this | view in thread ]

  2. identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 11 Dec 2015 @ 12:11pm

    Umm...

    Why does one of the buttons have the outline of a penis on it? Does it also vibrate?

    link to this | view in thread ]

  3. identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 12 Dec 2015 @ 2:59am

    Re: Umm...

    I see a short-tailed wallaby, but that's just me.

    link to this | view in thread ]

  4. identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 15 Dec 2015 @ 11:31am

    Re: Re: Umm...

    I'll need to reflect on that

    link to this | view in thread ]

  5. identicon
    Tony, 16 Dec 2015 @ 11:14pm

    You can also track cell phones for free, there are free apps that you can install

    link to this | view in thread ]

  6. icon
    powerKitten (profile), 17 Dec 2015 @ 2:44pm

    Re:

    Presumably, devices like this are used to keep track of things that you can't just download a tracking app onto (or get a tracking app for it out of the box, IE: Google Android and Apple iOS.)

    link to this | view in thread ]


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