Features:

Ring Your Things
Use your smartphone to make Gvoo key finder ring when it’s nearby, but out of sight. If key finder is within Bluetooth range, it will play a loud tune until you find it.

Find Your Phone
Gvoo key finder is perfect for hooking onto your keys, luggage, bags, or anything else you never want to lose. Or use the adhesives (not included inside the key finder) to stick key finder to any flat surface, so you can always find your things.

See Where You Had It
The” Smart Love” app automatically records the last time and place it saw your item. So, if you left it somewhere, you know where to look first

Remote Camera Shutter
Enter into APP”Selfie” function, use smart finder to take picture wirelessly. The remote distance is far and speed is quick, you can hold your phone with tripod to take group and distance view photo. And more, you can capture momentary picture.

Compatibility
Gvoo key finder works on Apple iOS and Android devices with Bluetooth 4.0 or BLE
Supported Apple Devices using iOS 7.0 and above.
Supported Android Devices using 4.3 or higher
If your device is not on this list but uses Android 4.4 and Bluetooth 4.0, there is a good chance Gvoo key finder will work fine, but we are not able to offer the same level of support in troubleshooting scenarios.

Balance of battery
The app can show the balance of battery, no worries of forgetting to change battery

Attention
In order to make the key finder work all the time, you need to turn on Bluetooth all the time and be sure that app work on your phone all the time.

Package Content:
– 2x Black Key Finder – 1 x User Manual
– 1 x Warranty Card

Product Features

• Find Anything in seconds – Attach this Bluetooth tracker to anything we always forget and Keep track of them.
• Taking Pictures Remotely – Control your Smartphone camera from distances of up to 16′ (5M) in optimal conditions.
• Find your Phone – Simply double tap the shutter button to make your lost phone ring.
• Note- All activity measurements and calculations are estimates. Accuracy is affected by various factors including physiology, location of device, and different movements.