While it doesn’t have any bugs, the design is outdated and unintuitive. Its biggest letdown, however, is the app itself. The LT Personal Mega doesn’t disappoint if we talk about the accuracy either. You get one complimentary year when you purchase the device, and add-on plans start from Rs 1,200 for an additional year. This feature is, however, not free since Letstrack is employing its own servers. Letstrack logs and preserves each and every device activity from the past day which you can view later. Of course, you will first need to insert an active data-enabled SIM in the Personal Mega. All you need to do is enter your device’s unique ID inside Letstrack’s Android or iOS app, and you’re good to go. The setup process is rather straightforward as well. It can be juiced up through any MicroUSB cable in just over three hours. Speaking of the battery, the LT Personal Mega can roughly last more than a week (usually 8-9 days) on a single charge. It’s also surprisingly lightweight in spite of the presence of a humongous 5000mAh battery. The rubber textured top and bottom also ensure you don’t accidentally damage it while throwing around, for instance, in backpacks. It’s essentially a pebble-shaped black chunk of plastic with a couple of buttons for powering it on and triggering the SOS feature. The Letstrack Personal Mega is the kind of device that’s supposed to stay out of the spotlight, and that’s exactly how it’s designed. We’ve been testing one of such tracking devices available in the market - the LT Personal Mega by an India-based company called Letstrack.
However, there’s still a market for these dedicated utilities primarily for a little more advanced and specific purposes like keeping track of a fleet of taxis, a pet, or even a child who is not old enough to carry a phone around. The convenience of simply installing an app eventually ate up a major chunk of tracking devices’ business. In the last few years, developers and phone makers have come up with a wide array of features and apps through which you can track your close ones, kids, and yeah, employees as well.
One of these is standalone tracking devices. The rapid adoption of the smartphone has led to a demise of a multitude of products.
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