Anti-lost device

I tested this alongside an Apple AirTag and it worked exactly the same. It didn’t so great when it was moving on the road but neither did the AirTag.It’s easy to set up, although the instructions were hard to understand and follow. I finally found a section that was titled “iOS” and was able to figure it out from there.The only downside is that it is quite a bit larger than an AirTag, so it won’t fit on a collar or other item designed to hold those. It does, however, have a ring that you can use to attach or clip it onto items instead.

Item is a set of four asset trackers that can be used with either Apple's 'FindMy' network or Google's (for Android) 'Find Hub'. ***Notably, while these are compatible with either network, they will only pair and work with one network at a time.***They work; they transmit the necessary bluetooth beacons that are picked up by devices of the selected 'network' silently as designed.The only cons would be the build quality and the interaction with the device; - there are 'cheaper' (per single unit) trackers that are better built. In the very least, I can comment that the plastic is quite cheap feeling and sounding (it clacking along my keys). Cannot comment on battery life as it should last months more than the short time I've had them to make this review. - there is no feedback for the button that is used to 'power on/off' the tag. To check its operation, you need the device used to enroll/pair it (as other devices will not display or show it presence unless it is being suspected of unwanted tracking). Other trackers don't have a button like this as it is used here with internal logic to know when to fully reset itself to enable initial paring of either network.Any shortcomings on tracking aspect of this device is dependent on the network, so YMMV on that. Apple's network has existed for longer and may have a greater footprint given how homogeneous iPhones are. Furthermore, there are aspects of Google's network that may hinder its functionality on the pretense of privacy [or not wanting 'stalking' PR problems] (you have to specifically enable 'finer' tracking). Get this specific listing if you need more than one tag and to pair them on both iOS and Android.

I recently bought this smart tracker to help keep track of the keys in our home, and it has worked exactly as I hoped. I used the iOS Find My app to set it up, and the entire process took just a couple of minutes. It synced without any issues and was ready to go right away.The slim design is a nice touch. It fits easily onto a keyring without adding bulk, and the tracker itself feels solid without being heavy. Although it comes with a lanyard, I did not find it necessary, the device has a built-in cutout that attaches directly to a standard key ring, which made it even simpler to integrate into our existing setup.I especially appreciate that it works seamlessly with Apple’s Find My network. Tracking is accurate, and the alert sound is loud enough to hear from another room, which is a lifesaver when keys go missing during in the midst of a morning rush.I have not tested it on Android, but knowing it also supports Google’s Find My Device network is a great bonus for households with both platforms.Overall, this is a smart, reliable solution for keeping track of frequently misplaced items. It is well-designed, simple to use, and delivers peace of mind. Highly recommended for anyone tired of hunting for their keys.

Item is ok but they delivered to the wrong apartment. They work ok but keep trying to connect all the time. Don’t stay connected. 3 have never been connected yet.

Works well, functional, batteries seem to last a while, durablility is ok, but i wish the battery compartment stayed closed when used for a dog, very accurate location, a good value.