Andrew Orr
Catalyst unveiled the innovative Catalyst Dog Collar for AirTag and the advanced Total Protection Cases for iPhone 15 Pro models, marking a significant expansion in their range of protective solutions.
The Catalyst Dog Collar for AirTag stands out with its durable, pet-friendly design. It's adjustable, quick-drying, and pairs seamlessly with the Catalyst Total Protection Clip-It Case, ensuring the AirTag stays secure and comfortable for pets.
Its waterproof case for the AirTag guarantees that tracking sounds remain clear, making it perfect for pets who love water, outdoor activities, or exploring varied terrains.
Simultaneously, Catalyst has launched a line of iPhone cases that are as stylish as they are protective. These cases are designed with precision engineering to safeguard iPhones from daily wear and tear, accidental drops, and environmental factors.
They're available in various colors and styles, catering to diverse consumer preferences.
June Lai, Catalyst's CEO, emphasized the company's commitment to innovation. "Catalyst continues to innovate products that make life easier for our customers," he said.
"The new Catalyst Dog Collar for AirTag is designed to fit perfectly with our Clip-It Case for AirTag. The AirTag case protects your AirTag device from water and against impacts."
Pricing & Availability
Catalyst's Dog Collar for AirTag is currently available for pre-order and is priced at $24.99. Shipping is expected to start in mid-January. The collar comes in two color options: Black and Blue.
The Catalyst Total Protection Case, designed for the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max, is priced at $89.99. It's currently available for purchase. The case is offered in Titanium Gray.
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There are lots of AirTag holders for dog collars already. We use one on our doodle Emma who is a door dasher. The issue is localization in areas away from a lot of iPhones, and having only a Bluetooth link. That is limited. Still better than nothing but less than a full GPS collar that requires monthly fee and frequent charging.
They need to offer a bejeweled model before my girlfriend will wear it.