Trail Running Gear To Hold Phone Car Keys

I've had this camera set up and running on my property for several weeks now, and have only good things to say. I picked this up for a remote means of monitoring farmland without utilities on it, since I've had a string of vandalisms - hoping this will catch the culprits, or at least deter future unwanted visitors. It's remarkably small, blends in well when mounted high in a tree, and has a mount of the back to add a cable lock (making it harder to steal). I looked at TONS of different trail cams before landing on this one, and glad I did. It was easier than expected to set up, connects and sends photos it captures to my phone only minutes after it triggers, and the transmitted image quality is pretty decent. Battery life seems like it'll do well based on what I've seen thus far. They give you a complimentary month of unlimited photo transmissions to your phone, which is nice, but undecided whether I'll be paying the $10-15/mo after that for the feature. You do need to spend some time refining the environment around the camera when mounting in a tree, as at first the branches hanging nearby would blow around and falsely trigger the camera. Once I got those all clipped away, I've had fewer issues with false triggers. I am impressed by how sensitive it is to far-away movement as well - I tested it on several occasions walking by the capture zone at various distances, and it did well capturing my movements on foot and in a vehicle at 60-80ft, taking two photos of each instance with staggered delay of several seconds. Overall, this is a great trail camera, and I'm considering adding another for improved security measures on land that's at the mercy of the neighbors when I'm away.

My other brain. Saves me frustration of keeping track of my phone or car keys.

Installed this on my Yamaha YZ250F along with a USB charger so I can have my phone running some offline trail maps. Went riding over the weekend and the holder was solid on every trail. This was just my first ride with it and the trails were relatively mild but I did hit some jumps, hill climbs, ruts, etc. and the phone was solid in the cradle. This leads me to believe it is going to hold well under rougher trail conditions. It's not the most attractive looking mount when the phone isn't in it but I didn't buy it for looks. I like that the side pins can be adjusted both in/out but also placement on the side so that it doesn't interfere with the phone buttons (volume, etc.). I did use a different Ram mount (X grip) on my SxS to hold a tablet and it worked really well which is why I went with Ram again for my bike. Overall, I think this is going to work great. If you want to see it in action, look my up on YT for a full review.

I just ordered a 2nd set of Tile Pros for the keys to another car. I am very pleased to be able to find not only my car keys; but my phone, from any of the registered tiles. I also like the Tile Pros, because the metal loop is sturdy and won't bend or break from the tile itself.

Great for keeping cell phone, car keys and wallets dry at the beach or on the boat. Everyone who enjoys being around the water should have one.

Great tool! No more lost car keys or cell phone for me. And, thanks to the slim card in my husband's wallet, we can locate his wallet quickly. Great purchase!

We were able to find our keys when they fell off our car...

I really love my tiles because I’m always looking for my remote or my car keys.

It's a very handy and practical addition to my car keys !

I have been using PD gear for a while now and also love the car vent mount. It works seamlessly with their phone case and is a joy to use. Most vent mounts have one issue or another, but the PD Mount has been a clean experience. Highly recommended!