MiTag - Bluetooth Tracker for Android, Key Finder/Luggage Tracker/Item Locator, Compatible with Google's Find My Device (Find Hub) App (Black, 1PC)

I tried it in my area the update is very seldom considering a lot of people have android phones within the area

Never got to use it, not even for testing it works. Its terrible, you cant have it in your pocket or anything not stationary.

Muy buena opción y facilísimos de sincronizar con el dispositivo.

This Bluetooth tracker is small, lightweight, and very easy to set up. It connects quickly to my phone and helps me locate my keys and other important items with ease. The app is simple to use, and the tracking works reliably. The compact design fits perfectly on a keychain without adding extra bulk. The battery life has also been great so far. Overall, this is a practical and affordable tracker that gives me peace of mind. Highly recommended!

I'm a musician, and I'm always worried that someone at a bar will run off with one of my cases while I'm loading and unloading. I'm an android user, so I bought these to stick into all of my various cases, and so far they've worked great - at least by my expectation. I also used them to track my luggage on a recent trip, and they also worked great at the airport, and in Jamaica. The android Find Hub (previously called Find My Device) network isn't as reliable as the IOS network. The reason is that in order for any of these "trackers" to work, they have to be "seen" by a phone that is participating in the network. They don't have any GPS or network capability themselves. They rely entirely on your phone, or other people's phones to be found. IOS devices, by default, participate in the network from day 1. Android devices, on the other hand, require the user to "opt in" to the network. The result is that there are fewer people participating in the android network than the IOS network. In rural areas, neither system will likely work well. In urban and suburban areas, I think iOS still has an advantage, simply because there are so many people with iPhones. For my use, the Android network is good enough, which is great because it's really the only option unless you have an iPhone. At the airport, I was able to track my bag through the airport, but not in real time. The updates seemed to be 10-20 minutes apart. I also tried leaving a tag in my vehicle at a nearby big box store, and the result was similar. That's been my experience with nearly every test with all of these devices, including other manufacturers. That's more than enough for me, but it's understandable that some people will find some frustration in that level of resolution. When I'm at home, or at the bar with my equipment, they always tell me that they were seen "just now". I did have one (from a different manufacturer) fail on me in a way that at least one reviewer seems to have experienced with these. That device worked sporadically for a while, then simply refused to be seen. I haven't had any similar experience with these MiLi tags. However, I check them all pretty regularly to make sure the batteries are still OK and they're all being seen, and I would suggest you do the same. They do beep if you activate the beep in the app, although I think you might need to be close enough to them to actually find them to make that beep start. I've never tried remotely. The beep isn't very loud though, and it will still be a struggle to find it, since it's dark. It's not that big of an issue though - the "find hub" app shows you a "best guess" about how close you are to it, and you basically play a game of "hotter or colder" until you finally hear it, or see it. I don't know why they keep making these so easy to accidently turn on and off. In order to track, they need to be on. It's somewhat easy to accidently turn this off, since the on/off function only basically requires you to squeeze the case. For my use, this isn't a problem because I've just put them into my instrument and gear cases, and they're unlikely to be accidentally powered off. However, on my keychain I sat on my keys and powered the tracker off. If you're expecting to track your keys, or something that has the risk of you accidently turning this off, don't buy this one. That being said, the included little key loop was perfect for attaching it to some of the rack screw holes in my cases so they won't accidently fall out, and they still remain pretty inconspicuous. They do feel quite well made to me. Keep in mind that they run on a button cell, so you will need to occasionally check the battery - which thankfully find hub app tells you if the battery is OK or not. One of mine had a low battery well before it should have, and I have replaced it without any issues since. In my opinion, that's kind of to be expected with such a low cost product, so I didn't knock off any stars for that. Overall, I'd recommend these for tracking items where you can put the tracker inside of the container, and you have realistic expectations for how they work. I would not recommend these for key tracking, or wallet tracking. In those cases, you probably want something that either doesn't have an off button, or is at least very difficult to turn off.

I bought this tag for my dog because someone was looking after her whilst we went on holiday. Small enough to go on her collar. So easy to set up, even for someone like me who is not tech savvy. Products a loud beeping sound. Unfortunately it stopped working after a couple of weeks. I contacted the company who were very efficient and friendly. They sent me a new one immediately. Could not fault the customer service. Would definitely recommend

Works as mentioned