"The new Clip 5 features a similar design to the previous version with a built-in loop for attaching it to a keychain but includes improvements focused on its personal safety features, plus more color options. The new Card 5 is 30 percent slimmer than the old Pebblebee Card Universal making it easier to stash in a wallet, and you no longer need to keep tabs on a proprietary cable to charge it."
"Both the Clip 5 and Card 5 are available starting today for $34.99 each, and each are compatible with either Apple's Find My or Google's Find Hub networks - but not simultaneously. During setup you'll need to select which of the two networks you'll want to use them with."
"Pebblebee says it has increased the durability of the new Clip 5 tracker and upgraded it with a louder buzzer and brighter LEDs, improving its use as a panic alarm. The lights and sounds are triggered by rapidly pressing a button on the tracker, which also sends a notification to an emergency contact with a link to your location. That Alert feature is free, but Pebblebee also offers a subscription version called Alert Live that can share your real-time location with more people in an emergency."
Pebblebee introduced the Clip 5 and Card 5 trackers with upgrades focused on safety, slimness, and convenience. Clip 5 retains a built-in loop for keychains while gaining increased durability, a louder buzzer, and brighter LEDs for use as a panic alarm. Rapidly pressing the Clip 5 button triggers lights and sounds and sends a location notification to an emergency contact. An Alert feature is free and an Alert Live subscription can share real-time location with more people. Clip 5 offers up to 12 months of battery life and recharges via USB-C. Card 5 measures 1.8mm, is 30 percent slimmer, and provides up to 18 months of battery life. Both trackers cost $34.99 and require choosing either Apple’s Find My or Google’s Find Hub network during setup.
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