Pebblebee has introduced LÔC8, a new tracking device engineered to be hidden inside objects such as bike handlebars and golf clubs. The cylindrical form factor allows it to fit into 'shaft-like' items, providing a discreet tracking solution for personal belongings.
The LÔC8 tracker is compatible with both Android Find Hub and Apple Find My networks, enabling users to locate their items using their smartphones. It is powered by a non-rechargeable ER10250 battery, which Pebblebee states offers a 3-year lifespan and is replaceable.
Installation involves pairing the device via a button on its top and then inserting it into the desired object. The package includes two sleeves to accommodate different bike handle sizes, primarily for mountain bikes. An LED light on the tracker's tip indicates its location within the Find Hub app.
The design of LÔC8 aims to deter theft by making the tracker difficult for thieves to remove, unlike more visible tracking tags. This approach offers a practical solution for tracking items prone to theft or loss, such as bicycles and golf clubs, where existing tracking options may be less suitable.
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Pebblebee released LÔC8, a new cylindrical tracker compatible with Android Find Hub and Apple Find My, designed to be concealed within bike handlebars and golf clubs. This device offers a discreet way to track personal gear, addressing the common issue of theft for items like bicycles.