What living with it looks like
Halo's idea is that you set up the fence once, on your phone, and then mostly forget it. You walk or draw the boundary in the app, the collar stores it, and it keeps working without Wi-Fi or cell service once it is saved. The collar gives your dog a warning as it nears the line and a cue to come back, with six feedback types to choose from: sound (including recorded Cesar Millan voice cues), vibration and, only if you turn it on, static.
Day to day, it is a charging habit. Halo states up to 48 hours per charge and about an hour on the charger, so an every-other-evening routine covers it. Live location comes over LTE, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and Halo states 20 position updates per second on the collar. The box includes the Perfect Fit kit and contact tips for long and short coats, plus a magnetic charging adapter.
