Fi’s GPS-equipped dog trackers are on sale for 30 percent off
If your dog or cat is prone to getting lost, or you frequently go on adventures together, you can save 30 percent on Fi pet trackers through October 25th when you enter coupon code SCARY at checkout. The sale includes several satellite-connected trackers, including the Fi Ultra GPS we previously tested, which is down to […]
Fi pet trackers are currently on sale for 30 percent off through October 25th when you use the coupon code SCARY at checkout. The deal includes several satellite-connected trackers, such as the Fi Ultra GPS, which is priced at $209.30 after the discount, effectively bringing it back to its original launch price. The IP68-rated Fi Ultra is waterproof and can last up to five days, depending on the dog's activity level.
It uses a combination of LTE, GPS, and Starlink satellite coverage to track the dog's current location and recent history, even in cellular dead zones, and can send noise and vibration alerts to catch the dog's attention. The Fi Ultra dog tracker is the first to combine T-Satellite with Starlink, GPS, and LTE connectivity, enabling you to find your lost dog anywhere.
It is available at Fi for $299, but with the code SCARY, customers can save $89.70, bringing the price down to $209.30. The Fi Ultra is a larger tracker, making it more suitable for bigger dogs. An active subscription is required to use the tracker's features, with six-month, one-year, and two-year plans available, offering lower monthly rates. The one-year plan, for instance, costs $99 for the first year, and $189 each year after.
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