Customer Ratings & Reviews

The insignia locator tags are economical and work as expected. The price on these is very affordable and they seem to be sturdy and durable construction. The package included 4 tags, 4 key rings and the battery required for the tags. The tags use 1 2032 battery. To set up the tags, you install the battery and then go to “find my” on your phone. Press the button on the tag and wait for your phone to find it. Very straight forward and only takes minutes. The tag has a hole in it for a key ring, which makes it very handy to attach to your item. You don’t need to spend extra on a holder, which was a big plus to me. Once they are set up you can use find my on your phone for it to ring a tone. The tone is loud enough that they can be heard and long as it is not very noisy. When you are in another location, the tag will show in the my items tab of find my. Very simple to use and helpful when looking for a backpack, keys or even your car. lol! Would definitely recommend to anyone that needs help keeping up with your stuff.

I received a set of these Insignia Locator Tags for review just before a coast-to-coast flight. Setting up the tags was easy and they all responded to "Find My" iPhone app. I put one tag in each of two suitcases and one in each of two carryon bags. The following morning, I checked the location of the bags at the airport and one tag said it was still at home. Oops. It stopped working at 3 AM, just a few hours after I had set it up. I was able to track the other tags on their journey through the airport and onto the airplane. Similarly, when I arrived in Atlanta, I was able to track the tags (intermittently) on their journey to baggage claim. Well done, Insignia! I have to give three of the four of these tags high marks for functionality and ease of use. They work just as well as the more expensive tags from the other company and you can buy several sets of the Insignia tags for the cost of one set of the more expensive ones. I would, however, strongly recommend that you test them for a couple of days before you travel to avoid infant mortality issues.