Consumers can trade in previous TASER Pulse model for next generation TASER device

TASER Self-Defense, the consumer division of Axon, today announced its new TASER Pulse+, the first TASER consumer product to incorporate Noonlight's new Bluetooth plugin technology that has the capability to notify emergency services when the TASER device is deployed. Now through January 1, 2019, used TASER Pulse devices can be traded in for a $250 credit towards the purchase of a TASER Pulse+. Additionally, a new financing option for the TASER Self-Defense consumer product line allows customers to finance the TASER Pulse+ over 12 months with a monthly payment of $39. For more information and to pre-order the TASER Pulse+ visit: pulseplus.taser.com

The TASER Bolt device is being retired as of October 17, 2018.

The TASER Bolt has been a valued product line since 2002, and this end of life decision was made as part of our on-going product lifecycle management process. As TASER device technology continues to evolve, first generation products eventually reach the end of their useful life and components become increasingly harder to source, making support for these products no longer feasible. We will still offer the TASER Pulse as a suggested replacement.

As a TASER consumer, it is important to understand how to use your device and stay safe in the event of an attack.

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The TASER Pulse device has a substantial battery life and is designed to last for 2 years or 50 full 30-second cycles. However, if you have armed your device and noticed the yellow or red battery indicator light, it is time to purchase a new battery. Once the new battery has arrived, reference the video below for a step-by-step demonstration!