PB Dragon (OLD) for Pc

I have a trackr device, Tile, TagOnce, Qmote and a couple others that I've bought over the past couple years. Pebblebee is the least reliable device. I've been considerable underwhelmed by pebblebee devices, and that's me being very generous. I backed the original pebblebee and bought five more. Big Mistake! The batteries, in the pebblebees lasted less than a week, on their battery saving mode. I went through 10 batteries within two weeks. I wasn't even using four of the devices and the batteries still died. I wish I'd never paid for the Dragon. I was told that the Dragon came with a Qi charger. There was no charger with the Dragon. The online instructions don't go into any specific function detail. It's just downloading the app, pairing and setting up the device. It won't find my phone unless I open the app, on my phone, then it tells me my "device has been located" Seriously?? I have a Mophie case so I have sufficient battery but I'm not wasting it on pebblebee products. The best device I've found, and it's just now available for sale, is the Qmote. Minimal battery usage and it works. I've already thrown away all but 2 of the original Pebblebee products. They're frustratingly inconsistent and support is slow at best, absent when you need them. Hopefully you'll read the reviews before throwing your money away.

I hope their next endeavor is a little better, with the Stone. The Honey needs some work. I like the idea of a thermometer, though. And the app only sounds like a text message when the device is getting lost, unlike if you actually have the app open and phone unlocked. It's supposed to run in the background, not open all the time! Well, enough ranting. They did send me a new version of their Honey for free which seems to work a bit better, but although the case and app look nice on the design, the functionality is lacking. I guess I'm just saying I rather prefer function over form, which seemed to be where the first app was headed (it was a lot uglier then!). Then they started focusing less on making it work better and more on how it looks. I hope the next update is more addressing the bugs and glitches. I don't think I am alone with that.

This is a great product with fantastic features and a good app. The problem is, the majority of the time the phone 'loses sight' of the pebble we and vice versa, rendering the product useless. This was true even at close range. Also, the app is impossible to understand without instructions, a help feature or some sort of tutorial. There are many features which I have yet to figure out after several days of use. I bought three of these pebble bees with high hopes.. One was D.O.A. and the others have been unreliable at best.

I encountered a number of problems with pebblebee honey devices, which all stopped at one point -- after the batteries died. One of the wireder ones was a prompt that would pop up on my MacBook screen for a split second at random. It took a well timed screenshot to determien my Peblebees to be the culperate, upon contacting support they said it was due to a much older version of Mac OS X. Only problem was I was using the most recent version of Mac OS X available at the time... Recently I started replacing the batteries in my trackers and started encountering problems. The most odd was that after 'unfrending' between 2 accounts on 2 different devices, all of the 'friend' devices still show up on both accounts. Unclaiming devices from one account appears to have rendered the trackers inoperable, as I cannot get either device to see the now uncliamied devices.