"Googleのデバイスを探すアプリで登録できるスマートタグです。
専用アプリではないのがいいですね。
接続も特に問題なく簡単にできました。
数週間使ってみましたが、位置情報きちんと取れています。"

We used the included metal rings to attached this to our dog’s collar and now we can track him through the app. It’s nice and small. I love that we did not need to purchase additional items for this application like you would need to with an Apple Air tag.

"After downloading the Google ""find my device"" App from the play store to my Pixel 8 phone, simply press the button once to turn ON the YaoTag, you will hear a beep sound. A pop up showed pairing with the YaoTag after a short moment.
The tag showed me the location on the map pretty precisely, almost the same as my location when using google maps.
As I got further, the tag signals a ""further"" notice, when approaching it gave a ""you're here"" message. Also you can get a sound ""bip"" signal from the tag to narrow the search. Please check the screenshot images from my Pixel 8 phone.
You can turn OFF the tag by depressing for 5 seconds. The YaoTag uses a common CR2032 battery. The product has a lifetime warranty.
The YaoTag tag is much more precise than my other generic android tag that uses the Chinese ""City Tag"" App.
I look forward for my next trip, I will place this tag on my luggage for peace of mind."

Very easy to setup. You turn it on, it pretty much does the rest by itself. For time being, I'm putting it to my key ring, but I think it should function as a tracker for my car as well.

I bought these trackers to attach to our remote controls as we are always misplacing them. The sound is a little lower than I would like it to be - it is more of a chirping sound, but for our purposes it is just fine. I am very pleased with this purchase. I can't speak to the battery life as it has only been a few days, but so far so good.

"I have these on all of my sets of keys after thinking I lost a set of keys while out an hour away.
They turned out to be at my house, but it was hard not knowing where to look, so I got these to help with that in the future.

Close range ( in the house) they work pretty well. There's some slight glitchyness involved with the technology in that it might not immediately be connected when you try to use it.
Once it is connected being able to have a beep sound play and a ""warmer/colder"" system to help narrow down where it is can be very helpful.
Sometimes I've tried to play a beep and it just sits at ""connecting"" and never does anything until I cancel and then try it again.

The long range, I am not exactly sure what's up with that.
I know exactly where my wife and kids went when they left the house, but the keys didn't seem to update their position once they got out of ""close range"" and just was ""last seen"" when the keys were last at home.
I am not sure why they didn't update long-range position, so that was disappointing.
I'll keep testing, and honestly, the majority of the time I'll be using the close-range feature anyways."

"I am quite was impressed by the functionality and value of this Airtag alternative. The instant item locator is a great feature, as it allows me to easily track my luggage, keys, and other essential items with seamless integration into my iOS device. The ""Find My"" app which is built-in to the iPhone is intuitive and user-friendly, making it a breeze to find lost items or set up alerts for keys.

One of the standout features is the ""Find Nearby"" feature with Bluetooth up to 250 feet. This ensures I can search for lost items or ask Siri for assistance efficiently. The built-in loudspeaker emits a beeping sound, which is a helpful indicator of a lost item, and the Maps app can find the location for me if the tag is out of Bluetooth range. The left-side reminder is a nice touch, especially if I forget to reset the tag.

Privacy protection is another key advantage, with all communications between the tracker and the app being anonymous and encrypted. Pairing the tracker is simple, requiring just 30 seconds to enable Bluetooth, which is a convenient feature for users who want to avoid losing their tags.

However, I have some reservations. The pinging sound is too low, making it difficult to hear when lost. Additionally, the battery lasts only a year and a half, which is a significant drawback for users who rely on this tracker for long periods. In some areas, like the airport bathroom, the tracker won't pick up the item, which could be inconvenient for frequent travelers.

Overall, the MEIFINDA Tracker Air Tag 2 Pack is a solid choice for its features and value. While it has some limitations, the benefits make it worth the investment."

"[ITEM]: YaoTag Bluetooth Tracker for Android, Google Authorized, Key Finder, Luggage Tracker, Item Locator Compatible with Google Find My Device APP, Smart Tracker for Keys, Suitcase, Wallet, Backpack
[COLOR]: Black
[ASIN]: B0DBHJ6DML
[CONNECTIVE TECHNOLOGY]: Bluetooth
[BATTERIES]: 1 CR2032 batteries required. (included)
[ITEM MODEL NO]: HD-P16-AD
[MFG]: SHENZHEN HALI-POWER INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD

[GREAT FOR ANDROID USERS]: I was really excited to see a tracker that wasn’t iOS only, as I use an Android Google Pixel phone.

[FOR PEACE OF MIND]: I’m using this tag on my little dog. He’s not a runner, but he’s lost a great deal of his hearing this last year, and if we ever were to get separated, he likely wouldn’t hear me calling. This gives me some peace of mind.

[EASY TO CONNECT]: Connecting literally took less than a minute. I was able to view the location using the Find My Device app and online. You can also choose to chirp the device to try to locate it (guess it's a tone he can hear easier, because my dog was quite startled by this feature - LOL).

[PING FEATURE]: If the device is not near a Find My Device network, you can choose to have the app ping you if/when it does come back online with the location. I haven’t been able to stress test this part yet, because I’ll need someone to help me with that. But, so far so good!

Overall, this tracker works well for my needs and provides added security for my little dog."

The setup was very simple. You just download the Find My app from the Play Store and install it. Make sure your phone has WIFI and Bluetooth on. Once the install is complete you just press the button on the front of the tracker to turn it on. After a couple of minutes, you’ll get a pop up on your phones screen and you just follow the prompts. The tracker comes with a comprehensive set of directions. I like that this is powered by a CR 2032 Battery which is widely available. I attached this tracker to my wife’s key chain which was easy using the included key ring. My wife previously had lost her key chain and it didn’t have a tracker. I cost me close to $ 700.00 to replace the lost keys and the cars key fob. Using the app if you misplace your keys, you open the app and tell it to play a sound to help you locate them. If you’re not sure where you may have lost them you can track it on a map. The tracking feature for me worked well when I tested it with my wife traveling to the Grocery Store. Just a reminder, this tracker only works with Android devices.

This little tracker powered right on and was easily detected by the "Find Device" app. So far it's been very dependable, but the other side of the coin is that it's only as good as Android's "Find My Device" network. The truth is that it's just not as good as the other major mobile platform's similar network. Yet.