NutaleAir Smart Card 1-Pack Bluetooth Wallet Tracker(iOS Only) - Small Thin Wallet Card Tracker Finder Locator, Works with Apple Find My IPX68 Waterproof with Long Battery Life

I wasn’t aware you could get non apple air tags, however this device shows you can! It’s as easy to use as the official air tags, with great instructions on setting up and using. Functionality seems the same, including the ability to make it beep from the app.As can be seen from the photos, it’s the same size as a credit card and only slightly thicker. This makes it ideal to keep track of a wallet or similar. It may even be worth storing with your iphone, as if the battery on the phone goes flat, it cant be located. As the device is also waterproof, it could be placed in many locations, even a to track a car etc.The fixed battery is a bit of a concern, and I cant comment on how long it lasts. However, if you’re not using the device, it can be turned off. It’s worth saving the instructions as they cover how to turn it off etc.Overall a great idea with many useful applications.

I haven’t previously used any other type of ‘tag’ device so I can’t compare, but this little card-sized tracker was super easy to set up and link to the ‘find my’ app on my iphone. (I had a go before reading the instructions to see how intuitive it was and it was set up and good to go within seconds).It’s light, thin, discreet and would easily fit in a card holder of your wallet/purse. As a parent I can see it being really useful to let your child know you’ve popped one in their school bag, both to be able to check they’re safe/not lost if they’re old enough to start walking to/from school independently, and to help find any bags/coats left behind at the park or at a friend’s house, as tends to happen.I tested the ‘find’ feature where it emits a sound if you ask the app to find it – this could not only be used to find the tracker if you’ve lost sight of it, or to help find lost items as intended, but could also be used to alert someone you’re looking for them (if child is late home, maybe?). It worked but it wasn’t very loud so I will look into that a bit more and see if you can control the volume.I think the branded air tag alerts other people that they are 'travelling with' it, if it's not connected to their apple ID - ie if it were being misused to track someone who was otherwise unaware (as a personal safety feature), and I'm not sure that this one does.At first I looked for a charging port but I realise it’s a long-lasting battery (it says 12 months but I can’t verify that yet as it’s new to me). It would be good if you could either charge it or replace the battery as it otherwise becomes useless once the battery dies, so isn't as environmentally kind.

I tested it and it works with ease. Very quick to set up and use with your existing app. A doddle to use but a lifesaver if you’re prone to loosing your wallet. Peace of mind is the value here. Definitely recommend.

Setting up the Air Card was a breeze. It paired seamlessly and the user interface is intuitive enough.I highly recommend it to anyone who's tired of wasting time searching for their misplaced belongings. It's a simple yet effective solution.

The hardest part of setting up this device was getting it out of the packet.I read the instructions and they were easy to follow and accurate.1: Turn it on by pressing the button for a couple of seconds2: Go to "FindMy" app on your iPhone or other iOS device3: Add "Other Device" give it a name and you are done.I shared this device with another iOS user so now we can both see its location. I took it to a fairly remote part of the countryside and left it in my car whilst I walked the dog. Along the way we both checked its location and there it was. Perfect result.The only downside that I can see is its three year lifespan. The internal battery is sealed and non rechargeable. Aside from that this is a great item.

This is the size of a credit card and about the thickness of two credit cards. Setting it up is easy with an Apple device. Just open the Find My app > Devices > Add Other Item and then press and hold the button on the card to wake it up. It plays a little tune when it wakes up and then appears in the Find My app. After adding it, it acts just like an AirTag. You can get it to play a sound, if you can't find it or you can use the app to locate the it.This is a perfect alternative to an AirTag for a wallet or purse, as it's credit card sized and won't bulge in your wallet like an AirTag would. It's also a bit cheaper. However, the main disappointment is that it is sealed. What happens when the battery runs out in a year or so? When my AirTags batteries go flat, I just unscrew them and replace the button battery. This card has no option to replace the battery so, when it runs out, I presume you are just expected to throw it away (unless you want to try dismantling it). Not very environmentally friendly.

Neat little credit card sized tag for your wallet in case you lose it and helpful in finding it again.It is thicker than a credit card though so it will put a bulge in your wallet and may not be suitable for small card holder style wallets.Of course this can be used for to tag anything so it’s also ideal to slip in a bag incase you lose your bag somewhere, could also slip this into a coat pocket too and probably a million other things to tag incase of lost or stolen.It’s very easy to set up and took only a couple of minutes from switching on to connecting to my phone, Bluetooth must be enabled during set up but once linked Bluetooth can be switched off.It came with simple and easy step by step instructions so even a techno simpleton like me could do it.