KeySmart MFI-Certified SmartCard Wallet Tracker Card, Compatible with Apple Find My App, Rechargeable Thin GPS Item Finder for Luggage Tag, Smart Bluetooth Tracking with Key Chain Hole Black, 1 Pack

So far the tracking units work well. Whil not traveling by air we have them activated on a road trip. I was promptly informed of their location that was not with me. Great on that service. The charging is easy and quick for new units, we will need to see how long they take to recharge a couple of months from now. The size shape and form is amazing well engineered and user friendly. I set up several my my wife on her phone and a couple on mine very easy process on our IPhones. I reallY like the ability to recharge them . I have many APPLE AIR Tags while they work well. Getting them opened to change the battery is not easy at least for me. A couple units were not openable and I simply did not have the opportunity to take them to APPL for their assistance in provided.

I tried another tracker that needed me to get an app and create a password and all it did was try to sell me stuff. I wasted a lot of time and sent it back.With this tracker -- First --charge the unit with a magnetic charger. Next, open up the Apple Find My app. Then read the card and follow 3 simple instructions. Name it. and it is done.

The media could not be loaded. **** UPDATE****I'm glad I forgot to update my previous review after reciving a new card. I cannot say enough TERRIBLE things about this "smart-card". The first one I got was defective, hence the review below but I THOUGHT that the next card I had now was working. Spoiler alert, DONT BUY THIS CARD. I bought it again and before using it in my new wallet in November I fully charged it. They have now changed the listing to card staying charged for up to 5 month, it was more before, I belive it said up to 12. Regardless, its been 2 months, today I lost my wallet, went to Findmy phone app only to see the card battery died back in late December. Luckliy I found my wallet and now the card doesnt charge at all. The wirelss just blinks so it wont even charge!!!. Another $40 doen the toilet.DO NOT BUY THID ITEM.Just not me.Attached you’ll see my video review. I’ll add that we have 6 devices and 4 AirTags currently on Find My so we are not strangers to pairing.We tried multiple times in the past 3 days.Fine my does not recognize the card. Shame, I REALLY wanted this and would have gotten more as these are easy to hide from thievesDo not recommend.

Bought three of these. Two work OK but one indicated low battery and would not charge on the charger used initially or another charger. Device would not reset. Supposedly has a two year warranty.Update. Manufacturer did reply and will replace the failed unit.

The media could not be loaded. PROS:01. SlimCompared to other products this one is much more slimmer. As shown in the second photo this one is as slim as 2 normal credit cards. Making it easy to fit in many wallets and card holders.02. Physically FlexibleSome products of the similar category have a hard plastic construction making them impossible to flex. That there is an issue to those who carry wallets in their back pocket which is prone to being bent to an extent. With this tracker the construction is softer thus reducing the chances of breakage or cracks.03. DiscreteUnlike other trackers this has little to no branding. In real life this looks more similar to an apartment building keycard. If your wallet was to be stolen, thieves wouldn't pay much attention to it unlike an AirTag and would be less likely be spooked by it and throw it away making it much easier to track.04. Loud alarmThe included video demonstrates how loud it can get. For something so slim the sound is remarkably loud. It's almost as loud as an AirTag.05. Wireless ChargingWhen the charge runs out, other brands have opted to provide you with a replacement card for a fee or provided a proprietary charging attachment. This charges wirelessly thus eliminating the dependency on replacement services or having to use a proprietary charger that you may loose or may not function. Wireless chargers can be found almost anywhere and if your phone supports reverse wireless charging you don't have to rely on anything else.06. No Power Off ButtonThere is a small button on the card but it is only used for initial pairing and factory reset. After paring has been completed the button no longer functions until you remove it from your findmyapp. After which it becomes a "reset" button. This ensures that the card does not turn off while be carried in your wallet by accident and it can't be turned off by thieves.07. Battery LifeI have yet to test it's battery life but it is rated at one year. With it's charging capability that's a plus.CONS:01. No U1 ChipDO NOT EXPECT PRECISE TRACKING! Like most trackers of the same kind this lacks an U1 chip which would have allowed precise tracking. Unlike AirTags you will not get compass like directions on your phone, instead it'll gives you a radius of where the card is. The tracking is mostly done using bluetooth so you get a range about 30ft.VERDICT:Given it's price, discreteness and charging capabilities I'd say this a superior product even with its minor con. I much rather be SAFE THAN SORRY.

Does the trick.

I purchased the KeySmart SmartCard on March 21, 2024, and at first, I was really impressed. The card integrates nicely with the Find My network and includes wireless charging—a standout feature that made it easy to remember to top off the battery every month or so.Size-wise, it worked well in my Slimfold wallet, which is extremely thin and minimalist. The card’s dimensions were spot-on and didn’t add any noticeable bulk. However, where it fell short was in durability. Despite fitting well, the constant flexing that naturally occurs with a slim wallet eventually caused the card to crack. It seems the build quality just wasn't quite up to the task of handling that kind of daily wear, even though the use case—wallet carry—feels like the obvious one.It’s disappointing because the overall feature set and usability were great. With a bit more reinforcement or a sturdier material, this could’ve been a perfect tracker for minimalist setups. As it stands, the concept was solid, but the execution didn’t hold up in the long run