QALO Personalized Bluetooth Enabled TraQ Sunrise Wild One Dog ID Tag
In a Nutshell
- chewed mark
- temperature dependence
- low durability
Quick Verdict
Great in concept, the execution shows the durability problem.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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durable premise (1)
People like the functionality of the tag.
Cons
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cosmetic chew marks (1) minor
The dog chewed the tag, causing cosmetic damage but no functional issues.
Tip: Ensure the tag is securely attached and out of the dog's reach when not in use.
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temperature issues (1) major
Temperature can hinder the tag. Functionality from temperature recorded
Tip: While the tag is battery-powered, it is not IP rated for such low winter temperatures.
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long shape (1) minor
The product has an elongated shape. This may provide a challenge while putting it on a dog.
Tip: Consider the dog collar size before buying
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners — The tag's ability to track a dog at all times, reducing risk.
- • People with aggressive dogs — The tag is free of silicon bands, and can withstand dog bites.
- • Desk workers who keep dogs — Tag offers seamless functionality and requires battery power only.
✗ Skip If
- • Small children who share the house with pets — Not suitable for diverse weather conditions.
Durability & Care
Factors: pet scratched, Temperature outburst
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 dog collar to keep secure
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How long does the battery last?
The battery lasts approximately 4 weeks. It alerted the puppy regularly whenever the pup stray away from the home.
Highlighted Reviews
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"The tag is great in theory and easy to use. The execution leaves a bit to be desired. My dog got ... tagged and it won't ring."
Bottom Line
Use it only if you can bypass the temperature factors.