Key Finder 4 Pack Tag with Case Bluetooth Tracker for Luggage Works with Apple Find My Smart Tracker Locator for Suitcase, Bag, Backpack, Wallet, Replaceable Battery Smart tag Item Finder

These tags work great with my iPhone and IPad. It was easy to pair the tags and have worked great so far. I've used it to track my luggage overseas, my dog, and keys. It has been very accurate for location, down to the address that my dog is, while out on a walk. The other feature I like about these tags is the notification it sends out when the battery is close to end of life. I just changed out the battery on my dog's collar, after 10 months of use, so battery life is decent. If these tags were a little smaller in size, they would be perfect. At half the price of the Air Tag, these are a bargain. I would definitely purchase these tags again.

The media could not be loaded. Been testing out these Bluetooth item finder tags and they've come in clutch a few times already! I'm always misplacing my keys and wallet, so being able to track them down with my phone has been a lifesaver. The setup was pretty quick - just open up the app, make sure Bluetooth is on, and the tags pair up in under a minute.The tags themselves are nice and slim, about the size of a quarter and only a few millimeters thick. They tuck away easily in my wallet or stick on my keychain without adding too much bulk. The included silicone cases are a nice touch for added protection.When I'm within Bluetooth range (about 200ft according to the specs), I can make the tag play a little tune to help me pinpoint its location. The speaker is surprisingly loud for such a tiny thing - I could hear it chirping from a few rooms away!If the tag is out of range, the app will show the last known location on a map. It's not always super precise (seems to depend on how many other Apple devices are nearby), but it gets me in the general vicinity. The "left behind" alert is handy too - it pings my phone if I walk away without my tagged items.One thing to note - these tags only work with Apple devices and the "Find My" network. Sorry Android folks, you're out of luck here. And while the encrypted anonymous location data is a nice privacy feature, it does mean you can't track your items through a web browser or share access with friends/family.Battery life has been solid so far - been using them for a few months and the app still shows 90% charge. The replaceable battery is a plus, though I haven't had to swap it out yet.My biggest gripe is with the adhesive on the silicone cases. It's just not very strong. One of the tags fell off my laptop bag within a week. Ended up reinforcing it with some double sided tape, but it's worth noting.So yeah, these item finders have been a mostly positive experience for me. They're not perfect - the adhesive could be better and the location tracking can be hit or miss - but overall they've saved me a lot of time and stress hunting down my easily misplaced stuff. If you're an Apple user prone to losing your keys/wallet/etc., they're definitely worth considering. Just don't expect pinpoint accuracy or ultra-sticky adhesive right out the box!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Work well with I-Find- good alternative to AirTags. Will bring you close . But will not locate items by directional arrows when within 30 feet like the original ITags

When I bought these I was ecstatic, they were cheaper than airtags, came with a silicon cover, mini carabiner clips, and even extra batteries. They paired almost immediately with my iphone, and I distributed them in different areas to be able to track the things I didn't want to lose. First of all, they do not have the find function where you can see where they are like airtags as you get closer, etc. so they may be in the general area. That might work well for some things, but in a house, it can be much harder to locate. Secondly, they consume a huge amount of energy or the batteries are just not good, my airtags have been going a year or more, these, last less than 2-3 months. I don't even call on them that often, as they are for things like luggage, or other infrequently used items. 2/4 stopped working within 3 months, and now the 3rd is done after 8 months.

I recently purchased the Key Finder Bluetooth Tracker for Luggage, and it's been a lifesaver! As a frequent traveler, I've had my fair share of lost luggage and misplaced belongings. But with this smart tracker, those worries are a thing of the past.The device is incredibly easy to use - simply pair it with your phone via Bluetooth, attach it to your luggage or wallet, and you're good to go. The Apple Find My integration is seamless, allowing me to track my belongings on a map and receive notifications if they're moved or lost.The replaceable battery is a huge plus, ensuring that I don't have to worry about the tracker dying on me during long trips. And with four black tags and cases included, I can keep track of multiple items at once.The accuracy and range of the tracker are impressive, and the compact design makes it easy to slip into small spaces. I've already recommended this product to friends and family, and I'm confident it will bring peace of mind to anyone who's ever lost their luggage or wallet.

These rags were easy to set up and work beautifully. Happy with purchase. Good value for the money to keep track of things.

This device doesn't have the same tech as the Apple Airtag so it will give you an address or a rough location on a map but it won't track it down with a compass arrow and distance like the Airtag. I found this was actually enough to track down my bag at an airport - I knew roughly where it was. But when I was in a room full of luggage I wasn't able to turn on the tracker to find the bag on the shelves. So it's of limited value. But at only about 1/3rd the price of an Airtag it has its value on low-value items or large items that can't fit in small cracks. I wouldn't put them on your keys - good luck finding them between the seat cushions without a precise tracker.It stopped working at one point and had to remove and re-add it. I’ve attached the manual because it’s not obvious how to reset it.