If your dog or cat tends to wander or you often explore together, you can save 30 percent on Fi pet trackers through October 25 by entering the coupon code SCARY at checkout. The promotion covers several satellite‑linked devices, including the Fi Ultra GPS tracker, which drops to $209.30 after the discount, effectively returning it to its original launch price.
The IP68‑rated Fi Ultra is fully waterproof—even in saltwater—and can last up to five days depending on your pet’s activity level. The compact accessory attaches to a collar or harness and combines LTE, GPS, and Starlink satellite coverage to show your dog’s current location and recent movement, even in areas without cellular service. It can also emit sound and vibration alerts to capture your dog’s attention.
The Fi Ultra is the first dog tracker to merge T‑Satellite with Starlink, GPS, and LTE, allowing you to locate a lost pet anywhere. It is listed at $299, but with the SCARY code it costs $209.30.
We tested the Fi Ultra earlier this year in a remote part of South Carolina. The tracking was accurate, but the two‑ to three‑minute update interval could be a drawback for fast‑moving dogs, and the battery drained quickly in Lost Mode, giving us barely two days on a full charge. The device is relatively large, making it a better match for bigger dogs.
An active subscription is required to use the Fi Ultra’s tracking features, though the first term is discounted. Fi offers six‑month, one‑year, and two‑year plans that lower the monthly rate. A one‑year plan costs $99 for the first year and $189 for each subsequent year. Subscriptions are limited to the United States and do not include satellite coverage in Alaska.
Other current deals worth noting:
– A physical copy of Kirby Air Riders for the Nintendo Switch 2 is available on Amazon for $48.99, down from its regular $69.99 price. The fast‑paced racing game offers deep character and kart customization, with both cosmetic and functional upgrades.
– The JLab JBuds Talk USB‑C microphone can be purchased on Amazon for $24.99, a significant cut from its typical $50‑$100 range. The mic features four directional modes and records at 96 kHz/24‑bit, delivering clear voice quality.
– Lego’s Star Wars Grogu set is listed on Amazon for $103.99, a $26 discount that matches its lowest price to date. The 1,200‑piece kit includes Grogu in beskar armor, a satchel, interchangeable arms and facial pieces, and a lever that lets the head turn.