Spy Review

Unlike Hansel and Gretel, nobody and nothing can get lost if they have the Zoombak GPS locator on them – you’ll be able to track them down! Say goodbye to fairy tales and welcome to new age technology. This advanced GPS locator can not only find its way into spy thrillers but also into real life. This little gadget, which looks somewhat like a small pager, packs a lot of punch.

The Zoombak GPS locator works by using the same technology that satellites and mobiles use and it can be tracked via the Zoombak web site – so yes, you do need access to a computer with an internet connection to find out where the device actually is. If you put it somewhere covert (or openly) you can actually track the person or object. Say if you put it in your pet’s collar, or your child’s haversack or even your car, you can locate the person/object if it gets lost. You can, of course, also use it to track a suspicious employee, a cheating spouse or a wayward teen.

It will work in a continuous mode or in bursts, depending on how you set it. You can get notified via email on where the person you are trucking is and you can even set safety zones where it will tell you and you need not worry about the person. The battery lasts 3-5 days depending on how many zones you set and whether it in continuous mode or not. If it is on low battery or its battery goes off, Zoombak will notify you of the same. It costs only $100 and you have to pay $15 a month for the service.

This particular version does not seem much different to other similar trackers, although $15 a month service seems pretty decent.