Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Pebblebee is moving beyond simple Bluetooth item tracking with its new Halo device and Safe Haven platform. It is entering the world of connected personal safety. Instead of just another keychain accessory, Halo is built to help you feel safer and more prepared in daily life. Whether you're out for a walk, traveling, or just going about your usual routine, Halo is there.
Halo is designed to be quick and easy to use. It attaches to your keychain or bag and works with a simple pull-apart motion. If you feel unsafe or just uneasy, you simply pull it apart; this action will set off a loud 130dB siren and bright strobe lights to get attention fast. In an urgent situation, that sort of instant response makes a difference.
But Halo does more than just make noise. With the Safe Haven platform, you can share your live location with a group of trusted contacts. This is done via a feature called Alert Live. When the alarm is active, your Safety Circle will see updates in real time, keep track of what's happening, and get alerted when you mark yourself as safe. This service turns Halo from a simple alarm into a connected safety device.
For those times when you don’t want to make a scene, Halo also has a silent alert option. Imagine you find yourself in a situation, such as feeling uncomfortable in a ride-share car or in a setting where drawing attention could make things worse, you can press the side button repeatedly and discreetly let your Safety Circle know that you need help.
Halo is also handy even when you don't need it for safety. It works as a bright flashlight, which is useful for finding things in the dark or at night. It's great for illuminating your walk home. And if you misplace your keys, Halo’s built-in Bluetooth item-finding feature helps: it uses Apple Find My or Google’s Find Hub, letting you see where your keys and the Halo are, just by checking your phone.
The device comes with a service called Alert Live, with the first year included. This service manages location sharing and notifications. Pebblebee built this with privacy in mind; your location is only shared when you trigger an alert. The data is encrypted, so only people you choose can see it. After the first year, you can continue the service for a small annual fee.
Unlike many other safety tools on the market that are purely reactive and might only help once something bad has already happened. The Halo lets you be proactive. It can help you avoid a crisis by serving as a deterrent.
The Pebblebee Halo really packs a lot of practical utility into a single device. From loud sirens and silent alerts to everyday needs like a flashlight and an item finder. With a full year of the Alert Live service, users will appreciate the value they get for the price. Overall, it is a dependable, powerful, and straightforward option for anyone who wants a modern way to stay safe and connected while they are out and about.
Pebblebee is moving beyond simple Bluetooth item tracking with its new Halo device and Safe Haven platform. It is entering the world of connected personal safety. Instead of just another keychain accessory, Halo is built to help you feel safer and more prepared in daily life. Whether you're out for a walk, traveling, or just going about your usual routine, Halo is there.
Halo is designed to be quick and easy to use. It attaches to your keychain or bag and works with a simple pull-apart motion. If you feel unsafe or just uneasy, you simply pull it apart; this action will set off a loud 130dB siren and bright strobe lights to get attention fast. In an urgent situation, that sort of instant response makes a difference.
But Halo does more than just make noise. With the Safe Haven platform, you can share your live location with a group of trusted contacts. This is done via a feature called Alert Live. When the alarm is active, your Safety Circle will see updates in real time, keep track of what's happening, and get alerted when you mark yourself as safe. This service turns Halo from a simple alarm into a connected safety device.
For those times when you don’t want to make a scene, Halo also has a silent alert option. Imagine you find yourself in a situation, such as feeling uncomfortable in a ride-share car or in a setting where drawing attention could make things worse, you can press the side button repeatedly and discreetly let your Safety Circle know that you need help.
Halo is also handy even when you don't need it for safety. It works as a bright flashlight, which is useful for finding things in the dark or at night. It's great for illuminating your walk home. And if you misplace your keys, Halo’s built-in Bluetooth item-finding feature helps: it uses Apple Find My or Google’s Find Hub, letting you see where your keys and the Halo are, just by checking your phone.
The device comes with a service called Alert Live, with the first year included. This service manages location sharing and notifications. Pebblebee built this with privacy in mind; your location is only shared when you trigger an alert. The data is encrypted, so only people you choose can see it. After the first year, you can continue the service for a small annual fee.
Unlike many other safety tools on the market that are purely reactive and might only help once something bad has already happened. The Halo lets you be proactive. It can help you avoid a crisis by serving as a deterrent.
The Pebblebee Halo really packs a lot of practical utility into a single device. From loud sirens and silent alerts to everyday needs like a flashlight and an item finder. With a full year of the Alert Live service, users will appreciate the value they get for the price. Overall, it is a dependable, powerful, and straightforward option for anyone who wants a modern way to stay safe and connected while they are out and about.
