Pebblebee Halo, a rechargeable Bluetooth tracker with Apple Find My and Google Find Hub support plus a built-in personal safety alarm, is on sale for $49.99 at Amazon. The deal also includes a limited-time promotion: get a fourth Halo for free when you buy thr
If you’ve ever fumbled for your keys at the end of a long day—then tried to remember where you last had your wallet—you know the quiet panic that comes with losing something. Pebblebee Halo is designed for that moment. and it’s also built for a different kind of fear: the one that hits when you’re out alone and need help fast.
The Halo combines a Bluetooth tracker and a personal safety device in one key-sized gadget. It’s on sale for $49.99 at Amazon, discounted from the list price by $10. That price is the lowest seen by the deal listing cited here.
It also comes with a limited-time promotion that’s meant to push people to buy for more than just themselves: Amazon is offering a fourth Halo for free when you buy three, with the promo tied to the limited availability window.
For the “where did it go?” side of life. the Halo is rechargeable and water-resistant. built to help you keep track of bags. wallets. keys. and other valuables. Like Pebblebee’s Clip 5. it aims to offer practical tracking when you’re out and about—complete with up to 500 feet of Bluetooth range. The real reach comes from how it can connect to location networks: it taps into both Apple’s Find My network and Google’s Find Hub. so you can locate items even further away.
The Halo’s standout feature isn’t only what it tracks—it’s what it can do when you need to be heard. With a quick pull, you can trigger a piercing 130dB siren. It also includes bright strobe lights. At the same time, it supports automatic location sharing with one trusted contact.
If you want real-time location sharing with multiple contacts at once. that’s where Pebblebee’s Alert Live subscription comes in. The subscription costs $24.99 a year. The trade-off is that Alert Live is included free for the first year. making the Halo’s sale price feel even sharper for anyone who plans to rely on the safety features beyond a single trip.
A single device doesn’t usually solve two different problems—lost items and personal safety—at the same time. But that’s exactly the bet Pebblebee is making with Halo: one tracker for everyday forgetfulness. paired with a loud alarm and location-sharing tools designed for the moments you don’t want to handle alone. At $49.99, the package is positioned as a relatively simple way to carry both kinds of protection into summer travel.
Pebblebee Halo Bluetooth tracker Find My network Google Find Hub personal safety device 130dB siren Alert Live Amazon deal