【?? ?? ???】Get $35 off the Cube GPS tracker at Best Buy

SAVE $35: As of Sept. 18,?? ?? ??? you can score a Cube GPS tracker at Best Buy for just $64.99, down from $99.99. That's a $35 discount.

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If you're a pet owner, you're probably well aware of the fear that instills whenever you're not 100% sure where your beloved furball is. And while AirTags are a quick fix for finding pets nearby, they can die quickly and aren't always accurate. That's where the Cube comes in.

The Cube GPS Tracker is on sale at Best Buy for just $64.99, down from $99.99. That's a savings of $35.

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This little tracker is perfect for keeping track of your pet or vehicle. It uses GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cell tower triangulation to provide real-time location updates. It also has a long battery life (10-60 days), location history, and an SOS feature that sends auto messages to friends and family in an emergency.

Even if you're not a pet owner, this tracker is ideal for theft recovery. It can be hardwired into your vehicle and send real-time location updates, so you never have to worry about losing your car again.

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Of course, this level of security comes at a price: $16.50 per month for an annual plan or $19.95 per month for a month-to-month plan. But if you're looking for a reliable GPS tracker, the Cube is a solid option.

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