Protect Your Keys and the Sea with the Chipolo One Ocean Edition
Do you lose your keys often? Are you a fan of wanting to clean out our oceans?
If your answer is yes to both of these there is no other keychain or key finder for you other than the Chipolo One Ocean Edition. In its easy-to-see deep blue, this key finder is perfect for any ocean lover.
The reason the Chipolo One Ocean Edition is the perfect key-finder for an ocean lover, is that is it is the first key-finder or keychain made solely out of ocean plastic. When people clean the ocean from the litter that falls into the deep sea, Chipolo builds the Chipolo One Ocean Edition. Made out of discarded fishing nets, ropes, and trawls, this recycled Chipolo One helps clear out the ocean water and keep our beautiful sea life enjoying the water safely. This keyring/chain/finder isn’t a generic accessory to help you find your keys in your bag, it is an electronic keyfinder.
There are many benefits to having an electronic key-finder like the Chipolo One Ocean Edition;
Key Features
If you by chance lose your keys, you are able to track where they are thanks to the Chipolo app. Track and trace your keys but also be alerted if you leave home without them. If you are a forgetful person, the Chipolo app has you covered.
If you are a person who tends to lose their keys, especially when out and about, you can mark them as lost and if by chance someone who also has a Chipolo product finds it, you will be alerted through the application.
Thanks to an inbuilt speaker system, if you lose your Chipolo you can make it ring or talk into it so someone can find it, it is also voice-activated with Google Assistant and/or Amazon Alexa.
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
The Chipolo One Ocean Edition is unlike any key-finder before, and with $1 of all purchases going to support Oceanic Global, your purchase of a Chipolo One will help keep our oceans safe and your keys from not being lost ever again.
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.