Devices like Apple’s AirTag simplify the task of locating lost items, especially valuable during travel for tracking luggage, or when used with wallets, car keys, or house keys, however, if you are considering using such devices but find Apple’s AirTag too expensive or incompatible with non-Apple devices.
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2:
An excellent alternative for Samsung Galaxy users, the SmartTag2 boasts a longer battery life than AirTag, lasting over 500 days compared to AirTag’s 365 days, it’s durable, water and dust resistant (IP67), uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Ultra-Wideband (UWB) for tracking, and has a range of 120 meters. Priced at $30.
Tile Pro:
A great option for non-Samsung users, Tile Pro works within a 120-meter range and has a one-year replaceable battery life, it’s water and dust resistant (IP67) and is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. Priced at $35, it offers full features with a premium subscription.
Chipolo ONE Spot:
Known for its two-year replaceable battery life, Chipolo ONE Spot is compatible with iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Android devices, it emits a loud sound for easy finding and is water-resistant. Available for $28.
Pebblebee Clip:
Suitable for Apple users preferring the Find My app, the Pebblebee Clip has a tracking range of 150 meters and is also available for Android users. It features a rechargeable battery with a one-year lifespan, water resistance (IPx6), a loud sound, and an LED light for locating items in the dark. Priced at $30.
Cube GPS:
Utilizing GPS for wider tracking range, Cube GPS is ideal for tracking cars and other far-off items, however, it has a shorter battery life of 10 to 60 days and requires regular charging. Priced at $100, it also necessitates a monthly subscription of $20.
These alternatives offer various features and price points, providing options for different needs and budgets.
