Glad I had it
Tripped on the path behind our houses and hurt my ankle. Pulled this and my neighbour came through the gate to help me up. So glad I had it on that walk.
Feel safer whenever you’re on your own.
Tripped on the path behind our houses and hurt my ankle. Pulled this and my neighbour came through the gate to help me up. So glad I had it on that walk.
Tested it in our parking garage. Did not need a second test.
Both my girls are at college. The clips went straight onto their existing keyrings, no fiddling with those awful split metal rings. They both texted to say thanks, which never happens.
Dropped mine on the pavement halfway through a run. Little scuff on the side but it still works. It has a harder life than my phone lol I feel a lot calmer running at dusk with it on me.
One pull and a 130 dB siren screams until the person following you is gone. It lives on your keys, so it is in your hand on every walk to the car. There is no app, no account and no monthly fee.
The Keyring Siren Personal Alarm is a rechargeable pull-ring alarm with a 130 dB siren, flashing LED and separate steady flashlight. Pulling the whole ring and cap vertically out of the top starts the siren and strobe; replacing the cap stops them.
The slim body measures 99 × 31 × 13.5 mm and weighs 50 g. It charges through the USB-C port on the bottom and gives an audible and light cue when power is low. The stated continuous runtime is 70 minutes for the alarm and 240 minutes for the light. A rear switch controls the steady flashlight.
This is a manually activated attention signal, without GPS, motion detection or automatic emergency calls. Keep it dry; it is not sold as waterproof.
One pink Keyring Siren Personal Alarm with its pull ring, one black key buckle and one white USB-A-to-USB-C charging cable, supplied in a retail carton.
Fast & Free Shipping on every US order, with tracking included.
Try your alarm for 30 days from delivery. Used and unused products are accepted; contact help [at] ohtilda [dot] com for return authorization and a label, and return the packaging and any accessories.
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All 120 passers-by noticed the activated alarm before passing it in Oh Tilda’s daytime walk-by test.
All 30 alarms sounded after 12 months unplugged in Oh Tilda’s standby test.
A low-battery light gives you a visible reminder before your next outing.
A steady LED flashlight lights the keyhole without waking your phone.
The slim alarm adds just 50 g, about 1.8 oz, to your keyring.

I thought a noise maker was a bit pointless. Tried mine in our stairwell with my sister downstairs and she came straight up to see what was happening. Keeping it.

Got this for my daughter at college. She put it on the keys she takes everywhere, which was the whole point for me.

Been in my purse with everything else for three weeks and the cap has stayed put. I was worried about embarrassing myself in the grocery store lol

I finish work at 11 and the car park is always the bit I hate. Having this in my hand makes that walk feel less awful.

Bought one for my sister who runs and one for my mum. Both kept them, neither wanted another candle!

My husband could see the flash from the other end of the driveway when we tested it at dusk. Charged it from my laptop afterward. Pretty straightforward.

Fasten the buckle to your keyring or a bag loop.

Pull the whole ring and cap vertically out of the top to start the siren and strobe.

Press the ring and cap back into the top to stop both.

Keep it with your car keys for the walk through the parking garage.

Give it a reachable place before you leave for the trail.

Carry it on your backpack for the walk across campus.

Put it within reach of the bed when you’re away for work.

Keep one hand on the leash and the alarm in the other.

Take it along for pickups on unfamiliar streets.

The fitted pull cap needs a deliberate 2 lb pull to release. Our controlled bag test put the alarm through 500 everyday jostles without a false activation.
| Feature | Oh Tilda alarm | Pepper spray jet | Pepper spray mist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aiming at a face | Not needed | Required | Required |
| Wind blowing it back | No spray to blow back | Possible | Possible |
| Standing within spraying distance | Not required | Required | Required |
| Chemical residue on your hands | None | Possible | Possible |
| Liquid leaking inside your bag | None | Possible | Possible |
| An expiry date for the contents | No chemical contents | Check expiry date | Check expiry date |
| Spray lingering in an enclosed space | No airborne irritant | Possible | Possible |

For someone who doesn’t want to carry spray, I recommend a siren and strobe like this. You can signal without lining up a shot, and there’s no irritant to blow back toward you.

Parents buy it for daughters heading to college and friends buy it for the one who runs at dawn. It ships free in a gift-ready box.

“It’s on my backpack. I can find it without taking the bag off which matters when I leave the library late.”

“Three work trips since I charged it and it still works. I put it next to the bed in every hotel, don’t even think about packing it now.”

“Another woman on my shift had one. We park in the same far lot and she showed me hers, ordered mine that night.”

“My sister asked for one after seeing mine so that’s two birthdays sorted.”

“finally something I remember to bring running. Keep it with my shoes, grab both.”

“My daughter gave me this for my evening walks. I’m 72 and prefer something I can understand without her doing all the setting up for me. This suits me.”

| Dimensions | 99 × 31 × 13.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 50 g |
| Alarm output | 130 dB |
| Charging | USB-C rechargeable |
| Alarm runtime | 70 minutes continuously |
| Light runtime | 240 minutes continuously |
| Low battery cue | Audible and light reminder |
| Activation | Pull the ring and cap vertically out to start; replace to stop |
Try it for 30 days after delivery. If it doesn’t make you feel safer, return it used or unused for your money back.

Your Keyring Siren Personal Alarm is $28 until {date}, with free tracked US shipping.