For New Year’s, I received this little device — Dragy Pro. At first glance, it’s just a small black box, but in reality, it’s a very powerful tool for anyone who loves acceleration runs, track days, and real data instead of “seat-of-the-pants” impressions.

What it actually is Dragy Pro is a compact GPS-based performance meter with a high-precision 10 Hz GPS, accelerometer, and gyroscope. It mounts inside the car and records all driving data: acceleration times, speeds, distances, G-forces, and more. It works together with a smartphone app where all results are displayed and stored.

What it’s used for Simply put — to understand how fast the car really is and how well you’re driving it. It measures: • 0–100 km/h • 0–200 km/h • 100–200 km/h • Quarter mile • And other acceleration metrics

It’s also great for track use, allowing you to analyze acceleration zones, consistency, and progress across different sessions.

The main advantage The key benefit is accuracy. This isn’t a stopwatch or onboard car data — it’s independent GPS measurement. On top of that: • Extremely easy to use • Very compact and portable • Up to 20 hours of battery life • Built-in memory, so nothing gets lost • Easy comparison between runs and with other drivers

In short, it’s an honest tool — no marketing tricks, just real numbers.

Who it’s especially useful for • Track-day drivers • Anyone measuring acceleration • People who like to analyze progress, not guess whether the car feels faster

Price Dragy Pro typically costs around $500–600, depending on region and shipping.

Final thoughts An excellent gift. Useful, simple, and genuinely valuable if you’re into track driving or fast cars. From now on, tracking progress will be even more interesting — not based on feelings, but on data.