Fi Discount: Satellite Dog Trackers Drop 30 Percent
Shoppers can save significantly on GPS-enabled pet devices before the end of October, with subscription details and performance notes provided.
By John Ferrari ·
Thirty percent off. That is the headline figure for anyone looking to secure a location device for a roaming pet this week. The promotion runs through October 25 and applies to a range of models that utilize satellite technology to keep tabs on animals.
Entry requires typing the code SCARY during checkout. The deal covers several units, including the Fi Ultra GPS model that was examined in earlier testing. Following the reduction, the Ultra lists at $209.30. This price point aligns with the cost seen when the product first launched.
The hardware features an IP68 rating, which means it is fully waterproof and safe for submersion in saltwater. Battery performance varies based on activity levels, reaching up to five days on a single charge. The unit attaches to a collar or harness and uses a blend of LTE, GPS, and Starlink satellite signals. This combination allows for location tracking even in areas without cell service. The device can also emit sounds and vibrations to alert a pet to its handler. Fi positions this specific model as the first to merge T-Satellite, Starlink, GPS, and LTE in one package.
Testing conducted earlier this year in a remote area of South Carolina provided insight into real-world performance. Accuracy was noted as precise during these trials. However, an update interval of two to three minutes was identified as a potential issue for very fast-moving animals. Battery drain was significant when the Lost Mode feature was active, reducing full-charge life to roughly two days. The physical size of the unit was also flagged as a consideration, making it a better fit for larger canines.
Usage requires an active subscription to unlock tracking capabilities. The provider offers a discount on the initial billing term. Customers can choose from six-month, one-year, or two-year plans, each offering lower monthly rates over time. A one-year commitment costs $99 for the first year, with subsequent years priced at $189. These plans are currently limited to the United States, and satellite coverage does not extend to Alaska.
Other technology and entertainment deals are circulating on major retail platforms. A physical copy of Kirby Air Riders for the Nintendo Switch 2 is available on Amazon for $48.99. This is a reduction from the standard $69.99 price tag. The title is described as a fast-paced racer with deep customization options for characters and karts, featuring both cosmetic and functional upgrades that unlock as players progress.
Audio equipment is also seeing price drops. The JLab JBuds Talk USB-C microphone is listed at Amazon for $24.99. This is a sharp decline from its typical range of $50 to $100. The device supports four directional modes and a 96KHz/24-bit sample rate, aiming to provide clear voice capture. Using a dedicated microphone can yield a noticeable improvement in audio quality compared to built-in laptop mics or headphone options.
Finally, a building set from the Star Wars franchise is at its lowest recorded price. The Lego Grogu set is listed at $103.99 on Amazon, a $26 discount from its regular cost. The kit contains 1,200 pieces and depicts the character in beskar armor. It includes a satchel for gear or snacks. Builders can swap arms and facial features to create different expressions, and a built-in lever allows the head to rotate.
