But AirTags have a few design flaws. First, the replaceable battery means you’re chucking away handfuls of CR2032s.
The first thing I love about the SmartCard is the thickness, or more specifically, its thinness!
The SmartCard is much thinner than the AirTag.
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KeySmart made this card so thin by eliminating the bulky CR2032 coin cell and replacing it with a rechargeable battery. This battery is recharged using a wireless charger every five months or so.
While testing this card, I thought it’d be great if KeySmart had built MagSafe tech into the card to allow it to attach to my angled MagSafe iPhone charger. Well, KeySmart thought of everything — this card attaches itself to wireless MagSafe chargers!
These SmartCards are tough!
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Other than all of these improvements, this device works like an AirTag. It’s activated using the Find My app, and you search for it when you’ve put your wallet down in the wrong place.
This is the AirTag that Apple should have made.
ZDNET’s buying advice
AirTags is the best AirTag for those who want a thin solution for their wallet or as a luggage tag.
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