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Nice strawman. Yep, that's exactly what I was saying.

I have the upmost sympathy with anyone that is affected by these type of issues. But, you have more chance of dying/being seriously harmed (mentally or physically) from cycling than at the hands of paedophiles. Are you going to stop children getting bikes?

In addition, most abuse is at the hands of people that are known to the child, so not sure what use this would realistically be.

If it makes people feel more secure, then good on them. I personally think the £20 would be far more effective given to Childline.

Resolution ：960 x 320 pixl

Cold, not 1080p.

Now we just need a cheap deal on cotton wool to wrap them up in.

Hi, this was posted about a month ago on here. Hope it helps.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/gps-kids-tracker-smartwatch-with-sos-button-insert-any-payg-sim-card-for-safety-2339442

Ordered 1st December and order still processing... Any one have same?

Paranoia?, my son is severely autistic has no speech has tendency of running of, he will find a way to get out not just from home but school too so to keep him safe in case of such emergencies you would call this satisfying my paranoia then sure I am but before you comment look at yourself educate yourself about the world and people I it and disabilities that effect individuals unlike u I have a job to get back to

And some people here are satisfying their sense of paranoia at their children's expense.
Which is worse?

Agreed some people are obliviously here to entertain themselves at other peoples expense

Didn't realise autistic children needed tagging with GPS monitors, this thread has been an education. I have forwarded a link to autism.org hopefully one day all autistic kids will be GPS monitored

Sorry guys, price has gone up now.... too late for those who were deliberating this for too long...

Illuminati confirmed

[quote=no_Sunshine]
Looks like a good idea, better safe than sorry...
HEDY W06 Smartwatch Phone MTK6261 GPS Tracker SOS Button Anti-lost Support SIM Card Safety Monitoring
Descriptions:
SOS Emergency Button
One button SOS, under stand by status, push for 3 seconds for calling, and will automatically send message to your emergency contact person in case the call cannot get through
Pedometer
Record the steps you take and count the distance to make you fully control your sports
Safety area
Alert will happen when the children are outside the Safety fence.
Anti-lost Function
If the watch is lost, the watch will send a message to parents' phone when someone insert a new SIM in the watch, then parents will know who is using the watch illegally
Living Water Resistant Design
Water resistant, do not worry when washing hands or wearing in the rainy day
Tracker
Real-time check the location of the watch
Resolution ：960 x 320 pixl
Standy Time: 5 days
Band Length: 21.6cm
Band Width: 1.55cm
This watch is compatible with Android 4.0 and iOS 6.0 above. Please take the user manual for reference.
This smart watch will only work with GSM networks: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz Unlocked for Worldwide use. Please ensure local area network is compatible.


It's saying £27.12 when I clicked on the link? Put in the discount code and it adds on £1 and says can't be used?

1) Expired, as it cost $41.23
2) When other people are publishing deals from outside UK they are removed? Why this, that are HOT are not? I think somebody is taking serious money to do not do it so for some deals!

Locations description all the same thing sure you can use SOS BUTTON IT WILL ALERT YOUR LOVED ONE YOUR IN DANGER AND YOU NEED BEER!

How are you asking your 8 year old their location?

Otherwise, if I open the fridge and see we are out of beer, could I use the SOS button to alert the other half we need supplies asap?

Well who said anything about monitoring it is a device that can help you find your children if they are in trouble! Try asking 8 year old there precise location if they are lost! And add autism to the equation! If you don't have imagination! Why are people still going on about this simple buy it if you like it add heat to and don't if you prefer £17 over safety of your kids

Don't use the great John Madden in vain. The other guy is actually saying the opposite of what I'm saying, GPS monitoring of our kids just seems hideous to me

Heat.
Could be equally useful for a confused adult or similar to personal alarm in case of falls.

My comment on this watch is if you have children old enough to use the SOS button then get it. It could be very helpful if your child gets lost and they are scared and you find them quickly. If they were taken although unlikely then they could press that button. It may even come in handy to teach them that if anyone, even family touched you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable then you press the button. I cant tell you how more real that is than not. 1 in 6 boys and 1 in 4 girls are sexually abused by the age of 16. That is a fact and in fact it may be higher. So a watch with a sos button is in my humble opinion fantastic. Please consider getting one.

Would be most useful when on holidays particularly during the summer. Great when in euro Disney type places

I understand the need for this but if it's that much of serious issue would I really be spending £17 quid on a cheap gps device?

And honestly 'facts' can be made to show whatever you want, based on sample size and location. They are misleading to say the least.

Should SAR value be a concern with this?

I'm seeing that at $44.05 USD with the 10% code which works out around £29. How are you getting it at £17?

Resolution ：960 x 320 pixl

Cold, not 1080p.

Joseph Fritzl could've done with a few of these

Ha ha - Yes, this will make those American pedos "watch their step(s)"!

Could I hide one of these in my car and used as a tracker should it ever be stolen ?

How long does the battery last with sim in ?

£27.12 now

Plus it has a pedometer to detect paedos in the immediate vicinity. American spelling, of course.

Absolutely agree. My 10 year old has Autism and although sensible, is more vulnerable. I wouldn't want to take away the opportunitity to play out with friends, but need to keep my eye on him.

This is great. I will probably remove the strap and put in a pocket.

Ok for child abductions but most Diddlers and child murders are friends and family and known to the victim and parents.

Maths was never my strong suit, but whut?

http://www.tinydeal.com/-p-147415.html

Just noticed the tinydeal watch has a pedo-meter.
Any one know how accurate it is and how it tells who is one since the Daily Mail said anybody could be one now days

I think it is a great idea for my sons with Aspergers. I am always scared stiff when we are out that they might wander off.

​yes I agree a lot better giving money to ceo of childline then making sure your kids are safe

I am relaxed.... it's the others!

Couldve done without the big giraffe on it

great idea

Those of you who'd fight or argue again... here... would be taken deep into the Australian outback and left there... without these watches or any GPS equipment... so stop it!

Well, I'm top comment with the most likes so....

Just suck it up. You got sucked in. It happens doe... :smiley:

Brilliant, I don't know what's funnier the fact your trying to pass off your idiotic remark as a fishing/trolling attempt when clearly it was just a poor poor attempt at being funny

Or if you are to be believed it was a genuine attempt at fishing on a deals website where everyone is effectively anonymous?

Wow must have a real riveting life.

Heat added, we like the tiny deal one!

If only it was better looking

Love this!

Now we just need a cheap deal on cotton wool to wrap them up in.

Cancel your daily mail subscription mate. A GPS watch for your kids, Jesus wept

Great idea but looks like another dreadful Chinese tap site

Kinda shocked at some of the comments here (and kinda not!)
These watches dont just serve the parents who allow their children to be out, or have anything to do with abductions, but they would be ideal for those children that do take a bolt thanks to conditions like ASD and ADHD. It's every parents worry, and whilst unlikely that many people will have to experience such a frightening circumstance, it may just be reassuring to have.

I think that this may be a better deal
http://www.tinydeal.com/-p-147415.html

I'm a police officer, that's how I know. Were you serious about have I witnessed every eye-witness account of these events/non-events or just being argumentative?

Thanks, this is great for children with additional needs. My son has autism and has very little speech and is a flight risk so I'm always petrified I'll lose sight of him when we are out at busy places, I've been after something like this

DONT buy from Gearworst, rubbish company, thieving barstewards when things go wrong check the other threads and reviews, would defo go with tiny deal instead for this similiar item.

It says it's got a pedo meter in it anyway so the child should know if anybody suspicious is approaching....

I'll let myself out

Just taking the p. Don't take me seriously <3

I'm pretty sure this is 96 x 32 pixels not 960x320 and the people who mentioned it were joking!

Handy if you temporarily misplace them though. I've done it. Beach in Devon. Child rushes off to play on some nearby dunes, gets confused and is lost for around two hours. Very scary.

(And I wish the idiot going on about "academic language" would give it a rest. Yes, some people have a better grasp of the subtleties of English than others. Doesn't make them a pseud anymore than not using them makes you unintelligent. Though you may be that anyway).

Oi! Please stop it! This thread, like many other threads, was just a product that the OP (me) thought was a good deal... stop fighting over it... fight with your votes... thank you!

You guys...if it's useful to you, buy it, if it isnt, don't...

Parents can be as careful as possible but you can't always get things 100% right. For example, I was a right little sod as a kid and would walk off (I had child reins and still occasionally managed it), nearly all the time my parents would stop me (if you think you never make mistakes, you are mistaken), but it did very occasionally happen.
I remember being lost once because of this and being frightened, would have loved a "sos button".

Now imagine you have 2 or 3 of the little sods, easily happens...

Surely if your kid is young enough to warrant this they shouldn't be out alone. And if they are old enough to be out alone they would neither want, wear or use this whilst their mates are on their iPhones.
If your the kind of parent that sends your 4 year old down the shop to get your daily supply of chocolate and coke becuase you can't be bothered to get off the sofa then you won't be that bothered about their safety in the first place.
And yes, the news would have you believe their is someone waiting behind every hedge and outside every school to steal away your kid. Nonsense.

Stopha & Vanderlust, "contributors" like you make HUKD so SO ENTERTAINING! :smile:

Doesn't say how long the battery will last, what will the message say (will they give out location?),

Better paying £17.10 now than paying the government to find your loved ones. Not only that, tax payers money won't be spent stupidly.

Agreed. Guy sounds like a first class dropout.

And your just adding to your worry expecting that every message might now be an SOS from your kid. And that's aside from all the times it actually is from when the button is pressed either by accident or on purpose for no reason.

I disagree with your point. It's a mutual thing, I get it. Merry Xmas.

Thank you ordered!
Forget about peado or cotton wool as such people making such comment will never understand the worry about regardless this is such a useful tool for a disabled child!

This watch just reminded of a movie in which the kids throw the watch into the sewer and the person watching them follows it. Great idea for kids

​seriously? Was any of that necessary? Grow up.

Oh yeah!! A catch!! Here fishy fishy fishy...

Didn't think that would work. What a moron :smile:

And with this watch you'll even know exactly where she is smiling!

Where do you get these facts?
Eye witness accounts in person?

Anyone recommended a good PAYG sim to use that doesnt expire/require regular top up?

Straight after she's been to mine

You mention riding a bike being more dangerous,just think of this like buying a crash helmet for a bike,just a bit of extra protection.

​Actually it's a fact that the child abduction rate has not changed in the last 70 years. I read facts, not news. Still a good price though.

If it looked a little nicer, it would be great.

I've cancelled my Breitling Emergency order :smile:

Where your nonsensical diatribe falls short is in your first reply. Your insinuation that my disregard for a product in some way validates that I advocate paedos toughening up children is a little bit strange, a touch emotional and pretty misguided.

I disagree with your point. It's a mutual thing, I get it. Merry Xmas.

Great idea....ordered!
have some heat :smile:

So you don't know my point, and you don't know what a strawman means. Great stuff.

My point, since everyone here but you was smart enough to get it, wasn't that it would deter a paedophile, but that a child could press a button on their watch if they were approached by one.

Funny how people who spew terms like coherence, strawman, and get all wordy with lines such " ...is at worst, naive and at best, somewhat misplaced."...

... are the least rational.

The device here is a simple tracker with a panic button. How that equates to wrapping a child up in cotton wool is anyone's guess. If anything it could mean giving the child more freedom to explore the world, and gain more experience.

Your logic that this device is going to put off a committed paedophile is at worst, naive and at best, somewhat misplaced.

It's not that I don't like your point, I just think it lacks any real coherence. Me being critical of a product doesn't really equate with me toughening up my kids by making them paedo-bait.

I know, please close the curtains next time or at least get some waxing done.

She's around my house most days...:wink:

wifes prezzie sorted

How exactly is that a strawman. Do you know what a strawman means, and how it's used? Or do you just blurt it out any time someone says something you don't like?

The problem with statistics is most are made up and for a positive result someone has to be affected.

Also a donation to Childline doesn't prevent issues.

Nice strawman. Yep, that's exactly what I was saying.

I have the upmost sympathy with anyone that is affected by these type of issues. But, you have more chance of dying/being seriously harmed (mentally or physically) from cycling than at the hands of paedophiles. Are you going to stop children getting bikes?

In addition, most abuse is at the hands of people that are known to the child, so not sure what use this would realistically be.

If it makes people feel more secure, then good on them. I personally think the £20 would be far more effective given to Childline.

Pink and blue only? Cold, what is this the 1970s?