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This tag, surprisingly, works very well. Also, it's compatible with Apple's Find My. That means you don't need to install any junk bloatware to track them. Just activate the tracker by pulling the battery tab out. Bring it close to your iPhone (with your Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled), open your Find Me app, and set it up as you would an Apple Air Tag (but you have to choose "other items"). So a note that was highlighted on the ad, and I think it's important to remember, is that this tag, like most other tags, including Apple AirTags, will not provide an exact location, nor will it work without compatible networked phones nearby. So this tag is essentially a Bluetooth trigger. When a compatible phone, like an iPhone, is nearby, if the phone has its data/wifi as well as Bluetooth on, then it may detect the tag. If it does, it signals Apple with its own (iPhone's) location. So if you are using this in an area with not many phone users, this may likely not give you the result you're hoping for. But if you're in an urban area or a busy area with many people around, there's a good chance that people with a compatible phone will come across your tag. Overall, this is a great tag that allows you to keep track of your valued items, like your keychains, backpacks, suitcases, your cars, or even your wallet, and many more places. It definitely makes finding any lost items much simpler. Say if you lose your keys, or if you forget where you parked your car, or if the airline loses your suitcase! Just one note, make sure the tags are not buried inside a large bag. They need to be near the shells or preferably outside in the open, like hanging it as a key chain to improve signal reception.

I got this for my brother-in-law's cat, and he's been really happy with it. The tracker was easy to set up with Google Find Hub, and it started working without any complicated configuration or subscription fees. The included collar with the built-in holder keeps the tracker secure and comfortable for the cat. It's lightweight enough that it doesn't seem to bother the cat during normal daily activities. He especially likes having the extra peace of mind knowing he can locate his cat if it wanders farther than expected. The fact that there are no monthly fees is a big plus, making it much more affordable over the long run. Overall, this is a well-designed pet tracker that's easy to use, comfortable for the cat, and provides a reliable way to help keep track of a curious pet. It's an excellent value for anyone looking for a simple tracking solution.

Middle Rabbit Item Finder: This small disk is a great attachment for helping you to find lost items, using your iPhone’s Find My app. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work with Android phones and only Apple. Once paired with the app, you can then track and locate whatever item you attached it to. This disk has a small hole and it comes with a lanyard, so you can attach it to almost anything. Using the app, it will show you its location and you can make it beep, so it’s easier to find. This item finder is similar to Apple’s iTag Tracker, but without the expense. It comes with a button cell battery preloaded, so you’re ready to go and the estimated battery life is one year. This disk paired easily with my iPhone and the location proximity was very close. If you frequently misplace or lose items, this is a handy item to have. The beeping feature will save you time from looking around your home. The beep will run for a short period of time, but can be reactivated as needed. Just listen for the sound and let it lead you to your item. It’s as easy as that. This is the simplest way to find lost items, no matter where you lose them.

I got this tracker to go with a wallet that I recently gotten someone because it has a compartment where you can put a tracker in it. I went ahead and compared this tracker with a Apple AirTag that I have and what i did notice is that this tracker is bit thicker than the apple AirTag, so depending on what you’ll be using this tracker for it could be an issue when it comes to the thickness. I did try this tracker in the Wallet that I had gotten the person and because it is on the thicker side, it did make the Wallet bulge out a bit which i did’t really like, but it’s nothing to the extent to where i would really be bothered bout it. However, I know that some people may not like that. What I do like about this tracker is that in the middle of it it does shows the word “open” so I assume that’s where you would open the tracker to change the battery if needed and it also has a little button on the side which I would assume would be for you to connect the tracker to a device. Since I am giving this tracker to someone, I myself have not used it so I cannot comment on how well it pairs to a device, but just on the physical appearance, it’s OK.

The item finder wouldn't turn on when I unboxed it. The instructions said it had a user-replaceable battery, so that was the logical place to start. I thought it would be quick but it was NOT easy to change the battery. You have to pry the item open. It comes with a tool to help you do that, but that tool isn't actually mentioned in the instructions, so you have to guess the best way to use it. Then once the door was open, the battery was really stuck in the encasing. The instructions just say "remove it" with no explanation how. I used the battery removal tool (again, that's what I'm assuming it was, it was never acknowledged in the instructions) from every angle that I could thing of, and it just ended up warping and crumpling the tool. I eventually got frustrated and used a knife, which is super not safe cause you risk puncturing the battery. Fortunately, the battery budged and didn't get damaged in the process. But it's super frustrating to have to go through all that with a brand new item. Once I won the fight with the battery, it was very easy to find with the "Find My" app, so that's good. I like that it works with the "play sound" feature in case you don't know exactly where it is. I appreciate how it comes with a little hole and a wrist strap, so you don't have to buy separate accessories to attach it to keys or other items. However, it's such a tiny strip of plastic that the strap hangs off of, I don't know how long that will last. So this item works, if you have a working battery and can manage to get the dead one out.