Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love being able to have a small tracking device that has a replaceable battery. We took advantage of it's size and attached one to our small dog.

I never used a tracking devices and am glad they are easily available now as I often misplace things, So far I have used the device to find my wallet and keys at least once each. The only problem I have with them is they seem to be slow to respond. It takes awhile for them to kick in altho it may be that I am slow in figuring out how the bluetooth connects . Also the signal is not very loud and if in a noisy area it is difficult to pick up the sound. However this being said, they have helped me find misplaced items and I am glad for that.

Volume low and cannot figure out how to adjust it. Would be a great product except for that. I have to be right on top of it to hear it.

My daughter got this to track her cat in case she gets outside. Too heavy for her collar, cat pulled it off, now on her keys! Better use for it!

It's Bluetooth so it doesn't work from very far away. We are using it to keep track of our babies car seat and our baby but you pretty much have to be within visual contact with the item. Crowd GPS is a feature that should work if more people buy this product. I recommend the product because the more people that have it the better the crowd GPS will be.

The Trackr volume really isn't very loud. You have to have your Bluetooth on and that can be a issue for battery on phone.

I've experienced hit or miss accuracy with this product. It's a great idea for people like me that constantly put things down and forget them but the false alarms and tendencies of it not connecting to my iPhone 6 is kind of annoying. I've had it on multiple occasions sound the alarm when sitting 5 feet away. I still keep 1 on my key chain and 1 on my wallet as a just incase it works scenario. Overall, I probably wouldn't buy another, but look forward to seeing this technology grow more stable and accurate.

these finders work great most of the time. sometimes i'll have my keys in my hand and the app can't find the finder on my phone.

It makes finding keys quicker. I have one for my wallet as well. Just open the app click on the sound icon and the tracker starts beeping.

We used these during our family trip to Disney Orlando and attached them to our active 3 yr old and 4 yr old family members. We had the option to rent the Disney Bands for $14.95/day, but those would only be available one-time, so we decided to buy the Trackr Bravo for just a little more money. What a great decision because these work everywhere. The Trackr Bravo worked great and actually had better coverage than advertised. Also, we chose the Trackr over the Apple Tile because of the ability to replace battery. I highly recommend this product!!

Helps my husband keep track of his keys! Small disc fits on his key ring and is not bothersome, the app lets him find lost items easily.

These trackers work as advertised. If it were louder it would get 5 stars. I like the fact that it connects quickly.

I purchased the two pack for fifty dollars. The idea was to use one for my keychain and the other for my laptop bag. I found out very quickly that Trackr has no benefit. First the laptop bag. I thought that if it were stolen, I’d have a way of tracking it as long as TrackR remained with the bag. No, not at all. Trakr will only display where the bag was the last time it had contact with my phone. So if it gets stolen out of my car and I open the TrackR app, it’ll still show in my car instead of wherever the thief pawned it at. Yes, Trakr touts a network of “TrackRs” in the tens of thousands; but in a country of 350 million people, that doesn’t amount to much. So the TrackR fails on this important point and my laptop bag is gone for good. My other first world problem is that I often leave home with my phone still sitting on the charger. I thought the TrackR would solve this issue because the device will beep if separated with the phone (you need to set this up in “Settings”), so I attached it to my keychain for this purpose. The problem is that for the majority of my life, my phone is rarely in the same spot as my keys. There’s no need for me to carry my keys around at home or at work. However, I absolutely carry my phone with me all the time. That means that my phone is almost always out of contact with TrackR and that causes the TrackR device to constantly chime. I keep my keys in my laptop bag when I’m at work. The first day I used TrackR, coworkers complained that it would go off anytime I’d go into a meeting. Because of that, I had to disable one of the most important features I bought it for. TrackR would be useful if had an actual GPS function and allowed the user to set time and location rules for when it should track. As an Android user, it’d be perfect if the software integrated with Tasker and I could create my own rules. As it stands now, in order to be useful, I have to remember to turn on the reminders in the settings whenever I think I’ll need TrackR to...you know…”track.” Having to remember to change the settings in the software whenever I think I might be in a situation to lose my keys is the exact opposite of being helpful. TrackR won’t help you recover anything if it gets stolen and you can’t use the “device separation” feature because both your phone and the TrackR alarm will constantly go off. So...what is it good for, exactly???

I have to say I was really hoping this product worked as well as advertised, but I was so disappointed. I purchased 3 of the TrackR -Bravo trackers for a recent trip to Florida. I put 1 in my carry on bag, 1 in my laptop case and 1 in my checked bag. The tracker in my checked bag was last seen while it was in the trunk of the car on the way to the airport and not seen again until I picked it up at my destination (when it came off the luggage turntable). The 2 that I had within 5 feet of me in the plane cabin always registered as being far away on the phone app. I know that these units are supposed to use other TrackR users in a sort of mesh network to update the location of the device. In fact at my layover in Newark NJ there were supposedly over 3000 users nearby and the device never showed up on the app. Even in the hotel room the devices only showed up as nearby when they were within a couple of feet of my phone. The alert signal didn't work on one of the units and the other 2 were barely audible. I returned the Trackr's as soon as I got back home. Very disappointed.

I did a lot of research on these bluetooth trackers before buying. I looked at Tile and a few others. The fact that the Trackr ecosystem integrates with Amazon Alexa persuaded me to give them a try ahead of the others. The finding features work great and the alarm is loud enough to locate things from a pretty good distance. Make sure that you get the revision 2 model that has a tiny hole on the front next to the logo. It makes the alarm a little louder and has more reliable connection with your phone.

They market this as being able to put on your pets, but I didnt realize before purchasing that the range is only 100 ft. So if you lose your pet in your own house, this is great for you.

Just like described. Works really well. Just can't be too far because it will not work.

Easy to use and download. Very easy to track. Drawback is you have to purchase water sleeves if your dog loves water.

It was useful to find my keys except the battery went dead quickly

This was he best purchase I've made in a long time! Attached them to my bike & keys, downloaded the app, connected them, and am off to buy more! It's totally helped me keep track of my keys and check on my bike from a distance. The app makes organizing everything easy and I can see where my bike and keys are on a map! I would DEFINITELY recommend this to EVERYONE who wants to keep their belongings safe.