Cube PRO Bluetooth Tracker Review

Update: This review incorrectly states that the siren is 160 decibels loud when it is actually 101 decibels.

The latest from Cube is the #CubePRO, and I’m super excited to try it out. It has a nice 200-foot range, a replaceable, one-year battery, plus, an 101-decibel siren.

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0:47 Pros and Cons
1:12 Design
3:01 Features
4:26 Installation
5:01 Mobile Application
9:11 Recap

These specs are definitely impressive and at $29.95, the #CubePRO is fairly priced for a Bluetooth tracker. Plus, it’s super-durable. Not only can it work in temperatures from negative four to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, but it also has an IP rating of 67. If you’re not super-familiar, that means that it’s completely dust-tight and can be immersed in water and still function normally. Whether you drop the Cube PRO in a pond, lose it in a snowbank or leave it on the side of a desert road, it’ll just keep working.

You’ll track everything using the CUBE Tracker app which has a nearly perfect rating from iPhone users. Unfortunately, Android users weren’t as pleased. Watch the video to learn more.

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[zengalileo]

Where is this "add new device" function found? I don't see it anywhere.

[zengalileo]

Where is this "add new device" thing you speak of. I don't see that option anywhere.

[kstevenson]

I can't believe you only have 4K subscribers!

[Mrjuicee]

If I put this in my car and my car is taken will it show me where the car is at/going?

[rarotongahereicome]

Will the cube tracker notify me that somebody has walked off with my phone (and, possibly, make my phone flash and ring in the culprit's hands)?

[kstevenson]

My favorite is Chipolo! It works with Google Home and Echo. I'm sure you have a review on it. I've not checked.

[dakotap]

I have what’s probably a dumb question, but I’m going for it.

Let’s say I attach the tracker to my purse or, for that matter, anything else. What’s stopping anyone from simply removing the tracker once they notice it?