Ugreen Finder Pro
pros and cons
- These touch tags can withstand life on key chains and being dropped.
- They feature a USB-C rechargeable battery, so there are no button cells to mess with.
- They work with both iPhone and Android devices.
- The little cover for the USB-C port isn’t attached, so it could become lost.
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Yes, once again, I declare my undying love for the Apple AirTag tags from Ugreen so impressive. These tags have earned the title of “toughest tags I’ve tested.”
The USB-C port has a little cover — it can be lost but is not really necessary.
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To keep dirt, moisture, and other pocket grime out of the port, Ugreen has included a small rubber cover. This cover is detachable, so there’s a chance it could get lost, but all of mine have stayed in place. Even if you lose it, it’s not the end of the world — after all, your smartphone’s USB-C port doesn’t come with a cover, and it lives in your pocket or bag just fine.
Sound comparison
The Finder Pro is also louder than an AirTag. Ugreen claims the speaker outputs a sound in the range of 80 to 100 dB, and when I tested it (using a smartphone app