Fi Ultra dog tracker drops to launch price for 48 hours
Use code SCARY by October 25 to save 30% on satellite-connected pet GPS units, with the Fi Ultra falling to $209.30.
By Thomas Obasi ·
Pet owners can cut the cost of a satellite-connected GPS tracker by 30 percent through October 25. The discount applies to multiple Fi models when shoppers enter the code SCARY at checkout.
The Fi Ultra, a unit tested by The Verge earlier this year, falls to $209.30 under the promotion. That figure matches the original launch price for the device.
The tracker clips onto a collar or harness and uses LTE, GPS, and Starlink satellite signals to locate pets in areas without cellular service. Fi states this is the first dog tracker to combine T-Satellite with Starlink, GPS, and LTE. The unit holds an IP68 rating for full waterproofing, including saltwater exposure, and offers a battery life of up to five days depending on activity levels. It can also vibrate or play sounds to get a dog's attention.
Testing in remote South Carolina showed precise tracking, though updates arrived every two to three minutes. That interval may be slow for fast-moving dogs. Battery performance dropped in Lost Mode, where a full charge lasted barely two days. The device is large enough that it suits bigger dogs better than small ones.
Tracking features require an active subscription. Fi offers six-month, one-year, and two-year plans with lower monthly rates for longer terms. A one-year plan costs $99 for the first year and $189 for each subsequent year. Service is limited to the United States, with no satellite coverage in Alaska.
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