"This is a credit card sized android compatible tag or tracker. In the first picture, I'm holding it on top of a credit card. It's just a bit thicker, but not what I would call bulky. The idea is you can put it in your wallet and then if you misplace it, you can use the card to find it. It uses nearby devices and networks to tell where it is. Same concept as Airtags.

On one side, there's a button you long press to turn it on. It paired with my Pixel 9 Pro XL easily. I could then see its location through Find My Device. When I tested it, I could see it was in my house, but not very close to me. I was able to use Find My Device to make it play a sound to help me find it. It seems pretty useful for finding my wallet, or a briefcase. It's obviously not a good size for smaller or more irregularly shaped things, like keys.

I don't know yet how long the battery will last, or, if it runs out how to charge it."

Size of a credit card. Pairs immediately. Works great with our Samsung Galaxy phones and I tracked it from 10 miles away, so far. It was easy to track and makes a pretty audible sound when searching for it, louder than some other tracking devices we use. Glad we bought it, used it several times already.

This was easy to set up and connected to the Find Hub perfectly on my phone. From my computer though, this card does not show up in Find Hub. Also, I found that the connectivity was a little spotty - so the sound wouldn't activate about 20% of the time when I clicked the button even though it said it was playing the sound. (I had the device within viewing distance inside my wallet). I think it is amazing to get a device this thin! But wish it worked with better accuracy and from my computer.

"I have to admit I've been envious of Apple's AirTag ecosystem for years now and so I'm very enthusiastic for the Android FindHub tags. This is the fourth tag I've gotten and the first card-sized one. It was very easy to get set up with my phone; the same process as other tags. It also seems to track just as accurately, though it will only play the 'find me' chime when it's in proximity mode. It's almost exactly as thick as two credit cards, so even with the super lightweight wallet I use it's not taking up too much space.
My main concerns are battery life and durability. My very thin wallet and I'm worried that it will get snapped if I sit on it wrong. I've had it for over a week now and the battery hasn't shown any depletion - so I hope it will last a good while. I do like that it seems easy to recharge using a wireless pad instead of having to pry it open, though.
If the battery life is terrible or I break it in half, I'll update this review. If you see this review up without updates a year from now - then you can assume it was pretty good."

"Pazzesca. L'ho accesa, aperto il cellulare e si è subito associata al telefono senza dover neanche aprire l'applicazione. Appena ho dato il consenso mi ha segnalato la sua posizione.
E' molto sottile quindi la si può inserire e nascondere ovunque per una maggiore efficacia contro il suo avvistamento e quindi la rimozione da parte di malintenzionati.
Emette un bip quando la si accende e la si spegne.
E' fornita di un foro per agganciarla se si ha necessità o intenzione di farlo.
I materiali sono buoni e la ricezione è ottima.
Non serve abbonamento e la si può trasportare facilmente perché è davvero leggerissima.
Nel packaging le istruzioni e la guida per associarlo. Funziona solo con android.
Si carica poggiando la card al caricatore in modo wireless, no fili no prese.
Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo.

Pro
Buoni i materiali
Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo
Buono il segnale
Semplice l'associazione
Facile da installare
Ricarica wireless
Versatile e facilmente trasportabile"

"I recently lost my wallet on a trip to Vegas and decided I needed a bit more piece of mind if this ever happened again. I have a few other Android Find my device trackers that attach to key rings but this one just slots in to your wallet. I had no issues pairing it. It charges via a wireless qi charger (The charger is not included so make sure you have one or just get a cheap one from Amazon. Ironically I got a free one as swag at the conference I was at in Vegas on the trip where I lost my wallet). I still have no idea how long the battery lasts but have only charged it the first time when I opened the box a month ago, so so far, so good.

Ultimately I highly recommend this for tracking your wallet. The Android find my network has gotten pretty good and reliable, now that more phones are supporting it."

This Wallet Finder for Android only. It’s slim and fit well in wallet or suits case. It works for other item as well. I use it mainly for my wallet. This Wallet Tracker Card is Google Certified. Setting it up is easy and quick. It’s 1.8mm Thin plus its Wireless Rechargeable Bluetooth Item Locator. It’s all IP68 Waterproof Tracker and work only for Google Find Hub App. This is a white thin card that fit for any item that need to be tracked. I even used it for my son’s bookbag. Have to say it’s convenient and just what I needed to track item. 

Always had Android find my device tags but never had one able to fit into my wallet until I received this one very thin and the size of a credit card this fits exactly where it needs to be in any available slot in your wallet. Set up is extremely easy with simply turning on the wallet card and your Android phone will immediately find it. As with any air tag or Android find my device product this does not show your location continuously but rather is pinged on an occasion or when within reach of your cell phone. When using your phone to find the wallet card, the card will produce a very loud Melody which makes it easy to find. Bonus is that this is a rechargeable card so no batteries need to be changed it needs to be simply be placed on a wireless charger to charge. This is exactly what any man or woman would need to place under wallet and is worth every penny.

"This device is very thin, much thinner than the Tile wallet card that I lost 2 years ago along with me wallet (lol). The tracking of these type heavily depends on any nearby (Android?) users who have the Google Find service enabled. Setup was amazingly easy. One button press on the card and Google Find Hub app will just...find it and register it.

The thinness of the design itself is a hardware feat. Google Find Hub is quite primitive compared to Tile app/Life 360, which can have history. But I'm sure overtime enhanced features will come and maybe charge us at a premium also."

I have an Android phone and Google products in general. I travel frequently, and have various tracker tags that work, great, but powered by batteries. I like that this one is wirelessly rechargeable. Out of the box, I turned it in, and immediately, Google Find Device app found it. So, it was instantly setup. The instructions that come with it does state that it only works with the Google Find Device app, which is what I use. So, you will need to download it if you don't already have it. Unlike the other tracker tags I have, that can't really be turned off easily unless you remove the battery, which is a little difficult to do with those, this tag has an on and off button that is clearly marked and visible. I thought about that. If our items got lost, anyone could easily find the power button, turn it off and toss it. But again, that is true with all trackers. I especially appreciate #1) ease of use & setup, #2) the ability to turn it on or off to conserve battery, and #3) the ability to wirelessly recharge it. Great product!