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I’ve tried countless tracker tags, and these are the best I’ve found for Android

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Also: This AirTag alternative fits in my wallet and works just as well with Android phones

First off, these tags are compatible with both Apple’s Find My and Google’s Find Hub networks, so if you find yourself changing platforms at some point in the future, you don’t have to buy a whole bunch of new tags. To switch between networks, you simply reset the tags and pair them with the new device.

This tag is built to last.

This tag is built to last.

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Good for 20 months

The tag is also built to be found.

Powered by two CR2032 batteries Playing hide and seek in the dark with my tag!

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I’ve tested the unobstructed range of this tag, and it’s easily findable at 300 feet. Indoors, I could find it hidden behind a couch in a different room. The buzzers were also loud enough to hear from dozens of feet away outside, and from a different room indoors.

are a premium product with a premium price tag — $40 is not cheap. But how many minutes do you waste every day looking for your keys, and how much will it cost in locksmith fees if you lose your keys one day?

Also: Finally, Bluetooth trackers for Android users that function even better than AirTags (and they’re on sale)

These are now the tags — along with the AirCard Pro Dual

Source : ZDNet

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