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The button also allows the child to accept calls from approved numbers, and if they fail to press it within 10 seconds the device will automatically let the caller listen in to the machine's built-in microphone.
Simply sync the watch with the free HereO app on your mobile device and a map pops up displaying your kid's precise location. If lost, the child can also send a panic alert using a series of simple commands.
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The KidFit3 uses GPS, wifi, and LBS positioning for extremely accurate location information. Plus, location data is stored in Wherecom’s cloud, so you can always find out where your child is and was. The device can send and receive calls from up to 60 predefined contacts, and holding down an SOS button on the device sends an alert to your phone. What’s more, the KidFit3 has a pedometer and calorie counting too.
The History feature lets you specify an exact period of time and see all the tracker's locations during that time plotted on a map. This same feature works in the web app, where you can also download the history as a PDF or CSV file. The web app can also be used to locate the tracker, set up zones, view alerts and create Access User accounts that are limited to locating the tracker only — everything the smartphone app can do. This is a great feature in case you happen to misplace your phone along with the tracker.
The app's main screen, however, does pack in a ton of information. It shows the tracker on a map, as well as how far away it is from you, which direction it's moving (if it is moving), its signal strength and battery life, and what address it's closest to, which you can tap to copy or open in your phone's default mapping app.
This is another app and device combination, but unlike the ones we’ve already discussed, Trax is not a watch or a wrist band. Instead, it is a durable, small, 38mm x 55mm x 10mm plastic rectangle that snaps into a silicone clip and can be carried in a pocket, in a bag, or on a belt. It may be more tricky to secure to kids than a wristband, but then again, with Trax, you don’t run the risk of them trying to take it off or having it smashed during rough and tumble play. In fact, they’ll probably forget they’re carrying a Trax altogether.
While there’s no texting, calling, or talkback features on a Paxie Band, it can do quite a few other things that are useful when keeping track of your child’s whereabouts. For starters, there’s customisable boundary setting and notifications if your child goes outside of the safe zone you define. It also tracks things like how many steps your child takes in a day, which is helpful if you’re trying to monitor his or her fitness level. Plus, tracking of ambient temperature and heart rate lets you know if he or she is getting to hot or overexerted — a big safety feature if you’re concerned about heat stroke or exhaustion. Finally, there’s a band removal alert if your kid decides to go off the grid, so to speak.