MYNT ES Tracker – Review and Giveaway
Earlier in the year, I did a review and giveaway of the MYNT Tracker.
The company, however, don’t just produce the one type of tracker, they are ever growing and expanding their range.
This time they sent me the MYNT ES tracker to try out.
MYNT ES
The MYNT ES is the original tracker, it is a simple, no frills tracker that comes in a simple choice of black and white.
It boasts up to a year’s worth of battery life (with an easy to replace battery), a loud 80dB alarm and a slim design allowing it to be easily tucked into wallets, attached to keys or slipped into anything you are worried about losing.
How Does The MYNT ES Work?
To start your tracker working all you need to do is connect it to your phone.
It will then start recording via GPS the location of your items when your phone and the tracker are in close proximity to each other.
For instance, you can pop an MYNT ES into your car and use GPS to easily guide you back to it, as it will remember your parking space as the last known location.
If you happen to lose anything, then the MYNT community will help you find it. If someone comes into a close proximity of a lot item, the cloud will quickly be updated with the new location. Meaning you can hopefully be reunited with your lost item ASAP.
I know my key are in the House but I don’t know where can MYNT ES help?
Of course!
From your phone, you are able to set the MYNT ES alarm off. This will help you find the exact location of anything lost, once you are in a close area to it.
What’s more, it works in reverse as well. If you’ve lost your phone and have your keys, hit the button on the MYNT ES to set off an alarm on your phone!
Is Set up Simple for the MYNT ES?
You might be worrying that all this is hard to set up?
In fact, it is really simple, once you have the app downloaded on your phone. You just need to press a few buttons to get it all connected.
You can set up “safe zones” using certain wifi connections. When you are in these, alarms will not sound.
If you fancy buying an MYNT ES* tracker they come in at just £15 each (and remember the batteries are replaceable). You can find out more about them over on the MYNT website, along with the other trackers MYNT have on offer.
I received the products mentioned in this post free of charge, however, all opinions and thoughts are my own.
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My mobile phone! I hadn’t backed it up for longer than I should have done either, so it was all the photos..etc that upset me as much as the phone
a ring, it slipped off my finger and I didn’t notice. I still look for it now, many years later
I lost my purse with £300 in it I left it on the counter of a shop whilst packing away my shopping when I went back 10 mins later it was gone.
Probably my most annoying was my drivers license.
I lost my purse a few years ago. I got it back minus the contents of course.
My purse!…I really need this as I’m so forgetful nowadays due to lack of sleep. :/
My handbag when I was mugged in Cuba. I lost my camera and my passport – it was totally horrendous.
my mp3 player with all its music 🙁
My purse. The panic I felt when I realised was awful!
MY HOUSE KEYS WHEN I HAD JUST WALKED ALL THE WAY HOME FROM WORK ONLY TO THEN NEED TO WALK TO FELLAS WORK TO GET HIS KEYS
I once lost someone else’s mobile phone, which was awful.
My wallet with everything in!
The worst thing I ever lost was my passport.
My purse
My camera full of holiday pix, from the roof of my car somewhere in France
I once lost my passport just days before going on holiday… not a fun experience!
CAR KEYS FOR ME
My handbag was stolen while I was on holiday in London a long time ago.
My phone! It must have fallen out of my car when I opened the door. Gutted when I realised it wasn’t there
Usually my glasses which I find on the top of my head
My passport, i know it’s got to be somewhere in the house but I’ve been looking for months and still haven’t found it
I’ve lost my laptop on a train before – i actually sobbed. This would keep me sane! 🙂
I don’t really remember the worth thing I’ve lost but my other half lost his wallet about 8 months ago and has been using a little Tupperware pot ever since!!
My favourite necklace. It’s such a horrible sinking feeling to lose something
My mum lost her wedding rings once. We searched the house and couldn’t find them. We finally found them after searching through the outside bins, she had thrown them away by accident after ding some baking.
This will sound absolutely awful but I lost my Dad once! Dad very sadly had dementia for a few years before he passed on and I took him out for a day to an old car show because he used to work in a car factory and I thought he’d love it.
I stood at one of the stalls looking at the display and chatting away to Dad about what they had – when I turned around – he’d gone!
It scared me so much because I knew he wouldn’t know where he was or even who he was!
Luckily, the organisers were brilliant and got a message around to every stall very quickly, describing him and what he was wearing.
When he was found he was happily sitting in a rest area chatting to a tiny little boy about cars. He didn’t realise he’d been lost and was perfectly happy – but I was completely on my guard from then on!