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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I am forever forgetting where I put things especially keys. The other day I found 2 cans of beans in the freezer! I need this so much
I’ve lost a lot of debit / credit cards before.
I lose my phone all the time! It’s normally somewhere stupid though 🙂
Definitely my bus pass after a long day on a course, luckily re-traced my steps and found it!
My rose quartz
A bracelet that a friend lent to me, I’ve never borrowed jewellery from anyone since
The dog. Was only temporary though – found him again!
Probably would be a card that my nan wrote out for my birthday as she sadly passed away when I was 16 it may turn up one day when I least expect it.
Virginity – I really should have waited for a few more years!
I think losing your purse is always awful not because of the money but all the cards you have to ring up about and things like driving licenses that you have to replace. That or something that isn’t yours
I lost my husband’s wallet after putting it ‘safe’ and not being able to find it again.
When I was little I lost my night-time teddy bear for over a week. I was devastated until he was eventually found at the supermarket.
I once lost my lucky coin
I once left my handbag on the bus when I was younger I got off the bus and my dad was picking me up as soon as I realised my dad chased the bus down!
I lost me wee sister when I was going shopping for my mum. She was about four and I was 12. I sat her on one of those rides {I did put money in it} outside the supermarket. I nipped in to get the bread, came out and she was gone. What a panic. I was more worried about the reaction from my mum if I’m honest. She was fine. She had run all the way home which I thought was pretty clever but I can still feel the horror of not seeing her when I came out the shop.
My naughty cat Bert, went on an adventure for 10 days, really thought we’d lost home for good and he rocks in at 3 in the morning miaowing his head offto let us know he was home.
A purse when I was much younger, never forget that feeling of panic!
A ring my parents got me for my 21st. I was in student accomodatipn at the time, it never did turn up and I often wonder where it went to. It wasn’t very expensive but it was very pretty. My dad also bought me a banjo though so I treasure that instead 🙂
My passport! No idea how but such a nightmare to sort out getting a replacement!
My house keys
I have never (yet!) lost anything important, though I do tend to have difficulty finding my car again in car parks so this would come in very handy!!
Definitely my phone, oh and a ipad actually!
A very important family ring given to me as a teenager… GUTTED x
House keys – such a pain – so much searching and worrying
House keys – such a pain