PushTracker™

The interface is clean and simple. Huge improvement over the E2 tracker. The app is sill a battery drain. The auditory notifications are not useful, and I suspect contribute to the battery drain. Same sound, no matter what: connecting with blue tooth, activating, speed setting, deactivating. The thing is binging constantly even though I’ve set it not to alert me and put the watch on do not disturb, as the frequent notifications are intrusive. Finally the same problem exists with this as with the E2: the device doesn’t distinguish well enough between a tap, a double tap, a user pushing their chair, or cracks in the pavement. If I turn down the tap sensitivity, then tapping to turn the device off at a critical point becomes unreliable.

Battery drain with this app is crazy I had it open in my app switcher in the background and the battery usage section in settings displayed that this app used 15% after a hour running in the background quitting it from the app switcher solves my problem and after the most recent the app is unresponsive for 15 to 30 seconds after opening. It doesn’t seem they are using Bluetooth low energy (I could be wrong) which would solve the battery issue. I’d be willing to join a beta to give you more feedback and help solve these issues

The app allows you to change settings and update the smart drive easily!!

Good in theory but needs work. Major Bluetooth connectivity issues. Many times I have had problems getting the PT to connect and been left stranded. Needs some type of joystick that could control the unit. I HATE BEING STUCK WITH NO POWER!!

As long as Bluetooth has been around you’d think there wouldn’t be all these issues. Even knock-off headphones pair and stay connected easier. I’ve had the same issue as others; says it is connected but then it can’t find it, etc. However, if you hold your mouth just right and power on and off the PushTracker watch; start and restart the iOS app; push different combinations of buttons on the watch; start and restart the entire process again: eventually it will work until next time. How about a free upgrade to the E2. Never did understand why the buttons on the PushTracker watch that normally comes with this thing is so incredibly hard to press without fingernails.

this was a waste of money and time, first of all I can’t even get my watch to connect to the app. it always says “make sure it’s turned on and in range” when I have it literally right next to my phone. I press it over and over hoping it would connect and it always fails. second of all whenever I try to check the status on the app of my watch it says that it’s unknown so I have no clue if it’s connected or not. very disappointed.

Develop a watch app so I can use my Apple Watch to control my SmartDrive instead of having to throw on the sluggish and poor battery life android watch included. There is no reason this can’t be done.

The PushTracker app seems to disable the tic watch features on the watch. I will continually say it’s not connected to Bluetooth but the PushTracker app says that it’s working fine. It’s very confusing. If we have to pay for $160 watch out of pocket, in some instances, I think it would be more beneficial if tic watch actually got to use all of its features. And I don’t understand why this app isn’t compatible with Apple Watch it’s kind of ridiculous really. I never had any luck with the old PushTracker and I’m having less issues with the Bluetooth on this one hooking up to the actual smart drive. But as I said you can’t use the watch full of features because apparently the PushTracker app takes over everything. I’ve tried resetting it several times and it continually does the same thing.

The app worked well until IOS 14 came out I won’t even open.

The only thing I should say is you need a particular device and it is not for regular wheelchair users at all. I wish I had seen it before downloading. A waste of my time.