Customer Ratings & Reviews

So useful, and great price point! I will absolutely buy more.

Works just like Apple AirTag but 1/3 the price. Way to go.

Easy setup and works perfectly fine with no issues.

Best quality easy to pair………………………………………………………………..

Great product……………………………………………………………………………………………….

nice I like it, it reminds me where I leave things

They work as advertised, but think the original Apple Air Tag is more precise.

It’s what you expect it’s very very good for the price that I got it at

Very good quality product and easy to set up with iPhone.

Good product. Works seamlessly with Apple's Find My app

Great and convenient product, better than apple tag

Not impressed with the specifications of the product.

Work well cheaper than air tags and have lots of functionality

Same technology as AirTags. Pretty reliable with a plastic build

Battery removal was hard but the item it self seems to working as expected

Small ring doesn’t allow wire secure method plastic flimsy beeps on pocket would not recommend. Eufy or apple tags have been way better for me

I bought these as an alternative to Apple Air Tags, However, I couldn't get them to work. It told me I have to update the security on my iPhone 15, which has the latest iOS version installed. I clicked on the "button" to upgrade security, but nothing happened.

It sucked it’s easy to remove the device from The tag. If someone got a hold of it they could steal ur items and reset the device easily.

was not informed at purchase that you have to pay service fee to use , not happy at all

If you're looking to track your items across large distances and ping off of other phones to extend the range, then these aren't for you. If you're looking for something cheaper that can track your things inside your home or make sure your kids don't leave something important at a pitstop on a long trip, these could be a good choice. Setup is really easy. You pull the strip from the tag and add the device via Items in Find My on your phone (I don't know if they also work with Android phones, but I don't believe they do). Connection happened quickly and it was setup. I could give it a name and an emoji to identify it and it was ready to rock. Something threw me off because we put one in my daughters backpack and the first day she went to school with it, it actually registered her location at school and then even the bus ride home updated a couple times. But since then, it seems like this will only track when the tag is nearby your phone. The specs say 65ft indoors or 165 outdoors (or something similar to that) and it works well when we're near by. The tags make sound so you can ping them from your phone so it makes noise to help you find it as well. I'm not sure if the rogue ping the first day was it finding a phone it liked nearby and broadcasting it's location from that. But it seems like it eventually just stopped tracking when it leaves the range of mine or my wife's phone, now. This makes these great for things like finding your keys in your phone or your kids backpacks (inside or around your house). If the location hasn't updated in a bit and says the item is still at home (but you know your kid left it at school somewhere), you just need to get your phone close enough to reach again and you'll be able to track it again. I agree, it limits what these can do compared to AirTags. But they are much cheaper and they do still have uses if you forget where you left your keys or your phone a lot. If you want a cheap, short range locator tag, look into these. If you're looking into something to track items over distances or find stolen items, you might want to stick to AirTags.