Enduro Pro is the successor of the Enduro portable tracking device. This updated and enhanced device strikes and emphasizes balance on performance, size of device, and battery life. Today, it is considered as one of the most efficient tested world tracker. To enable consumers to make an informed decision in buying the device, here are the pros and cons of the Enduro Pro tracking device.
What are the Pros of getting an Enduro Pro?
1. Battery life is long. The standard life battery of Enduro Pro is 60 days. Moderate usage of the device will take an average of 2-3 weeks of battery usage.
2. Availability of location reports. The reports can be accessed through smartphone, cellphone, or web browser.
3. Water resistant. This device can operate in environment where temperatures are extreme and users need not worry when the device is accidentally submerged in water as it offers a water resistant feature.
4. Panic button can be configured. The device can send alerts via SMS text message or email on up to 8 contacts by configuring the panic button.
5. Manual adjust. Enduro Pro allows users to manually adjust location frequency update.
6. Other features. Equipped with alert/panic button, good GPS sensitivity, and flexible vehicle-related reporting options.
What are the cons of Enduro Pro?
1. Steep price. Aside from the monthly subscription of $49.95 for the service provided on unlimited tracking, one is also charged with a one-time set-up cost of $69.95. There is also a charge of $60 for viewing location reports if users will access through the optimized webpage of the smartphone/PDA.
2. Size. The Enduro Pro is slightly larger than its predecessor Enduro.
3. Protective flap. The cover of the Enduro Pro charging plus and USB is not that easy to open and close.
4. Configuration of alert/panic button. When users want to configure the panic/alert button, it cannot be done on the device itself but one must go through the Tracking the World server.
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