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iBitz PowerKey by GeoPalz (Gadget Review)

Everyone wants to live a long healthy life, but sometimes daily life becomes too stressful and there just doesn't seem to be enough time in a day to dedicate to exercising, not to mention staying healthy requires a lot of dedication and work. If it's this difficult for parents to stay healthy and exercise everyday, it is even more bothersome to get kids motivated to exercise each day, but luckily the new iBitz PowerKey by GeoPalz is designed to give kids a reason to get off the video games and exercise each day after school.

GeoPalz is a well known supporter of healthy living and offers plenty of programs, activities and devices that encourage parents and their kids to get up and exercise for a healthy tomorrow. The iBitz PowerKey is the newest invention designed to give kids a goal to work towards and a reason to exercise. The device is compatible with iOS devices and includes a fun pet management game that rewards players for walking daily while working towards prizes chosen by parents for their kids. After purchasing the iBitz PowerKey, owners need to simply connect it to their iOS device via Bluetooth and download the free app that works together with the new device to enjoy all of the features that come with the advanced pedometer.

The iBitz PowerKey app is available to download for free for owners of the iBitz PowerKey. The app comes with all the tools necessary to track steps exercise all while working towards an overall goal. The statistics come in a kid friendly version that includes a fun game with a creature known as a GeoPet. The creature needs to get its own exercise, food and water, just like a real pet. The game can be a lot of fun for kids and is comparable to the Tamagotchi toys that rose to fame in the 90s. The game also keeps track of steps taken to help players unlock in-game bonuses for their pets and other content that makes playing the game and walking both worth it.

In addition to the content received while playing the in-game app, the iBitz PowerKey allows parents and kids to choose from a variety of prizes that will be awarded once certain goals are reached. Prizes for exercising can include earning minutes from other iOS games or unlocking full versions from a library of prizes that consists of over 50 different titles. The special prizes gives kids a reason to exercise beyond getting in shape and is the perfect way to reward them for their hard work, and honestly, many adults could also find the motivation to exercise for free games!

The iBitz PowerKey is a great idea put into perfect execution by GeoPalz. The company is constantly striving to help create products that inspire people to get fit and live healthy lifestyles, and the iBitz PowerKey is a way to get kids up and walking even if it's only to unlock more free games. For $34.99, parents can purchase a device for their kids and help them develop exercise routines that will stick with them their whole life, and GeoPalz also offers other great devices such as the iBitz Unity for adults, so that parents can exercise right along with their kids. The iBitz PowerKey is available from many retailers, and you can view a full list of participating retailers here. It's time to finally get in shape, and iBitz from GeoPalz is here to help!

iBitz PowerKey by GeoPalz are now available from many major retailers and can be purchased for $34.99. For more information on the device, check out the official iBitz website.  Also, enter for your chance to win one here!

Device Features:
Make Exercising Fun for Kids
Free iOS App Update
Features 7 Unique Colors
Tracks Steps
Unlock Select Rewards


Device Information:
Developed by GeoPalz
MSRP: $34.99
Compatible with iOS Devices

Score: 9 out of 10

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