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hipKey, Way to keeping tack your valuables

The hipKey is a high tech way of keeping track of your valuables. Simply attach to the item of your choice and you're ready to go. Made of sculptured one-piece anodized aluminum ring surrounded by high-quality plastic parts, its sleek oval from fits perfectly in your palm or pocket. You can even attach into your keys.


Different Modes

  • Alarm Mode: Warns you if you forget your iPhone or iPad or if someone attempts to steal it.
  • Child Mode: Alerts you if your child wander too far away from you.
  • Motion Mode: Put hipKey in your bag and you are alerted if someone moves it.
  • Find me Mode: Quickly find your iPhone, iPad or your keys at any time.

Highlights

  • Maximum range of up to 164 feet
  • Loud alarm (90 dB)
  • Clear vibration indications
  • Motion detection
  • Rechargeable battery with micro USB
  • Battery lasts two to four weeks between charging
  • Iconic aluminum design
  • Durable and Flexible key hanger
  • Four key features designed to keep an eye on your valuables
  • Fits perfectly in your plan or pocket.


Compatibility :

  • iPhone models : iPhone 4S, iPhone 5
  • iPad models : iPad (3rd generation), iPad (4th generation), iPad mini
  • iPod models : iPod touch 5th Generation 32 GB/ 64 GB


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