The Download: BodyGuardz 5-in-1 Emergency Hub
BodyGuardz says its 5-in-1 Emergency Hub will help keep you informed and protected during an emergency.
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Mar 19, 2021, 5:10 PM
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weather, natural disasters or any other emergency - it never hurts to be
ready for the worst.
BodyGuardz
says its 5-in-1 Emergency Hub will help
keep you informed and protected during an emergency.
The
tiny device lives plugged into an outlet in your home, ready at a moment's
notice. It's connected via Wi-Fi to your smartphone. Then if there are
any emergencies in your area, you'll get a loud alert.
The
hub has an FM radio and a night light, plus a flashlight in case the
power goes out. It also has a panic button that triggers a loud alarm, strobes
SOS in Morse code, and alerts your emergency contacts that you're in trouble.
It
also has a 6,600-milliamp battery inside that you can use to charge a
USB-powered device or your smartphone.
BodyGuardz
says you can also take the emergency hub with you on trips so you are protected
on the road.
The
BodyGuardz 5-in-1 Emergency Hub is available now for $99.
