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Are you always losing things?  I can keep track of most things but I am always losing my phone.  Usually when I can’t find it I have my husband call me.  But sometimes he isn’t around to call me so then what do I do.  Wait and hope that someone calls me soon so that I can hear it ring.

TrackR bravo

I received this tracker in the mail and thought this is a great idea, except I don’t need it for my keys I need it for my phone so this probably won’t do me any good.  I pulled out the instructions and started to read about it I thought this is great!  If I put it on my keys or in my purse then I can trigger the TrackR bravo to call my phone when I lose it.  Wow it will work for me after all.

What can you use a TrackR bravo on

I decided to put it in my purse.  There are times that I do have to hunt for my purse so it will be great unless I lose them both at the same time.

There are a lot of other ideas you can put this handy little TrackR bravo device on.  On your remote, who doesn’t lose their remote quite often, your wallet, your laptop case, and best of all your pet.  The TrackR bravo is a very thin device and comes in a variety of colors.  The app can be shared by other family members which would be very handy if you were looking for an object that is shared by others.

The TrackR bravo uses an easily replaceable battery and will alert you when it is time to change it.

How does it work

How does the TrackR work?  The TrackR bravo casts a Bluetooth signal up to a 100 Ft in radius.  To start searching for an item, you tap the item on the app.  The great thing for me is if I lose my phone I tap the button on my tracker device and it calls my phone.  Even if my phone is turned off it will ring.

This is a great device that will come in pretty handy for me in the future.

I hope you enjoyed my blog.  Be sure and share this with people you know that are always losing things.  If you know of any other great uses for the TrackR bravo please comment below.

You can learn more about the TrackR by clicking here.