This new Android & iPhone tracker hides in your bike or golf clubs with 3-year battery life [Gallery]
Pebblebee has launched “LÔC8,” a unique new Android Find Hub / Apple Find My tracker that’s designed to hide within your bike handles, golf clubs, and other places to help you keep tabs on your gear.
Pebblebee has introduced the "LÔC8," an innovative Android and iPhone tracker designed to discreetly conceal within your bike handles, golf clubs, and other objects to keep track of your belongings. This cylindrical tracker is predominantly tailored for bike and golf club users, though it could potentially fit into any "shaft-like" item.
The device features a clear plastic casing, which, although not intended for external visibility, still functions effectively if hidden within a backpack or suitcase. Its standout feature is a 3-year battery life, coupled with "uncompromised performance," though the battery is non-rechargeable and must be replaced manually.
To set up the "LÔC8," users simply need to press the top button twice to initiate pairing mode, after which they can connect the tracker via Android Find Hub or iPhone Find My on their respective devices. The tracker is accompanied by two sleeves to accommodate bike handles of varying sizes, specifically designed for mountain bikes for now, before sliding the user's existing grip over it.
The battery compartment is strategically positioned such that the LED light on the tracker's tip will illuminate when located within the Find Hub app, alerting the user's presence. This straightforward approach to a potentially significant problem, such as bike thefts in urban areas, promises convenience and security.
Pebblebee unveiled this tracker concept in early 2025 and has since expanded its offerings, including a "plate" style tracker for skis and other similar objects. The "LÔC8" is available in both single and pack options, priced at $39.99 for a single unit and $39.99 for a pack of four, primarily intended for golf club sets. This tracker could be a game-changer for individuals seeking a non-disruptive way to safeguard their valuable gear.
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