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Stay connected to the things you love this summer with Vodafone Curve – now £5 off!
One simple tracker lets you keep tabs on your most precious possessions
Now is not the time to be stuck at home. The weather is warming up, restrictions are being removed, and it’s time to go outside. Whether that’s increasing your fun days out, taking up new outdoor hobbies, trying to venture overseas – okay, maybe not that one – or going Full Staycation, there’s loads to do. And while you’re out and about, you can now keep track of everything that’s important to you with Vodafone Curve GPS tracker.
This keyring-sized tracker attaches to everything from your luggage to your kids, and gives you peace of mind that they can be found if lost.
Unlike other trackers, Curve does not rely on Bluetooth and other people’s devices to locate your stuff. Instead it uses a powerful and secure combination of GPS and a Smart SIM to let you keep a real-time eye on anything you attach it to. So if your pets display their usual, unerring ability to wonder off the second your back is turned, you know you can find them.
Ditto your luggage, your car… you could even attach it to your kids’ backpacks. Anything you can secure a lightweight key fob to, you can track.
At longer distance, Curve lets you locate it with extreme accuracy via the Vodafone Smart app. At closer range, you can have it beep – invaluable if you’re trying to find your keys having mislaid them when you got in last night.
The Curve is generally very affordable at just £20. However, to get on board the Amazon Prime Day shopping frenzy it’s now down to £14.99 for a limited period only. After purchasing a device, just download Vodafone Smart App and activate a subscription plan. Your options are £2 per month (24-month minimum) or £3 per month (12-month minimum). That’s to cover the data SIM inside every Curve.
Vodafone also offers Curve Bike, which is an intelligent rear light that also includes crash detection, and the V-Pet Tracker which is for… well, you can probably guess what that is for.
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