Joey Tag Review, A Child Safety Wearable Tracker With No Monthly Fees

Joey Tag Review Today we review the Joey Tag - a very simple kid tracker that does not have monthly fees.
The Joey Tag sells for $89, but on pre-order for $71 -
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This new wearable GPS tracking bracelet from the creators of My Buddy Tag will put your worries at ease. The Bluetooth-based device with short-range GPS is designed to prevent lost children. Unlike the traditional safety GPS wearable device for kids, The Joey Tag requires no monthly service fees, making it accessible for all families. Parents and caregivers can download the free The Joey Tag app on their iOS or Android device to enable its outdoor short-range GPS and indoor Bluetooth proximity sensor features, with a tracking distance of up to 100 yards. Once a child wanders out of proximity, The Joey Tag app notifies the parent by sounding an alert and providing the GPS location of the child on a map; concurrently, The Joey Tag will alert the child by sounding an audible alert and vibrating on the child's wrist. The device also features a patent-pending lock mechanism on the wristband itself and can only be taken off with the included keychain, making it difficult to remove.
For an affordable price of $89.99, The Joey Tag is intended for kids ages 1 and a half to 8 years old. Following a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2016 that raised over $16,882, surpassing its $15K goal, The Joey Tag is now in production and hitting retail shelves.