ane. Works flawlessly with Android.
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ートフォンで調べればどこにあるかを把握でき、音も鳴らせるので見つけやすい。 自分はAndroidとiPhoneとの２台持ちで使っているがiPhoneは登録は出来ないが登録していないiPhone側にタグを持ち歩いていると追跡してる物があるぞと表示されるので悪用はできない。 物を無くしがちには手軽で良かった。"
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りのボタンを押すと電源が入りスマホ上で認識して設定すれば使用できます。 本体のボタンを長押しで電源を切っておくこともできます。6回押すと再度ペアリング出来ました。 メーカー専用のアプリやユーザー登録などなく、Google純正アプリで動作するのはセキュリティ的にも安心感が高いです。 なお、当初「デバイスを探す」で登録したのに、アプリを再立ち上げするとデバイスが出てこなくて最初デバイス側に何か問題があるのではと疑ってしまいましたが、当方Googleアカウントを複数使用しており、「デバイスを探す」のデフォルトで使用するアカウントがサブのアカウントになっていただけで、メインに切り替えると問題なく表示されるという初歩的なミスをしてしまいました。 同じようなことが起こった方は、まずはアカウントを確認されると良いかもしれません。 本体は500円硬貨より一回り位大きいくらいのサイズ感ですが軽量ですのでなくしては困るものに取り付けておけば安心です。 早速、会社の入館カードのストラップに取り付けました。これで置き忘れた際の備えになりそうです。 これほど簡単で便利なので追加のタグが早速欲しくなりました。"
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ip. The Pebblebee Clip I have is the 2nd generation Clip, which was the first to work with Google's Find My Device network. The results of those tests indicate that the YaoTag has better bluetooth capability. This is probably the most important differentiator. When I'm not nearby, its location is reported more frequently. And, ""nearby"" is a larger area. Once inside the ""nearby"" range (which is when my phone can connect to the device via bluetooth), the Pebblebee Clip is a little easier to find. They both seem to beep at roughly the same volume, but the Pebblebee makes a lot more beeps at different pitches. And, it has a flashing LED that can make finding it very easy in some situations. Confusingly, the YaoTag package says ""Ultra Wideband not available in all regions"". As far as I know, Ultra Wideband (UWB) is not available yet with Google's Find My Device in ANY regions, and this YaoTag doesn't have the necessary hardware when it becomes available. Neither does the 2nd gen PebbleBee. Another difference is that the YaoTag has a replaceable battery while the PebbleBee has a rechargeable battery. In 9 months of use, the PebbleBee hasn't need recharging, so, I don't think the difference is huge. The 2nd gen PebbleBee Clip for Android has been discontinued and replaced by the PebbleBee Clip Universal. It might be better in all respects, I don't know. Since it can be used with either Google or Apple, it might support UWB on Android if Google activates that someday. Even though the YaoTag isn't the best in every way, I'm giving it 5 stars because it is half the price of the Pebblebee. The biggest complaint I have about Google's Find My Device vs Apple's Find My isn't that one network is bigger or better. And it's not that Apple-brand trackers support UWB (the beeping and blinking have been good enough for me). It's that there are inexpensive trackers available. Now, with YaoTag, there are for Google as well ... though not quite as inexpensive."
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personal vehicle is tricky, but doable."
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orks with Android phones. I put it on my keychain last month, and it has made my life easier. The tracker connects to my phone quick. I just turned it on, held it next to my phone, and a window poped up. Now I can see exactly where my keys are in the ""Find My"" app. The thing shows me how far away my stuff is, which is pretty neat. One day I left my backpack at the coffee shop. I didn't notice until I got home. The app showed me exactly were my bag was on the map. I went back and there it was, right were the app said. The tracker makes a loud noise when I want it to. I can use my voice to make it ring, which comes in handy when my keys fall between the couch cushons. I like that the tracker is waterproof. Last week I got caught in rain with my keys, but it still works fine. The battery should last about a year according to the instructions. It's been a good solution for someone who loses things all the time like me."
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s, and it's especially exciting to finally have a reliable tracker that integrates seamlessly with the Google Find My Device app. This compatibility is a huge plus, offering the convenience and familiarity of Google's platform. I've found these trackers to be incredibly useful for keeping tabs on important items. The fact that you can attach them to pretty much anything – keys, wallets, backpacks, luggage – offers great peace of mind. In my specific case, I've strategically hidden one in my truck's dashboard. Unfortunately, truck theft is a real concern in my area, and this tracker offers an extra layer of security. Knowing I can quickly locate my truck if it were ever stolen is incredibly reassuring. The YaoTag tracker's small size makes it easy to conceal, and the connection with the Google Find My Device app is rock solid. It's simple to use and gives accurate location information. If you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-use Bluetooth tracker, especially if you're already invested in the Google ecosystem, the YaoTag Bluetooth Tracker is definitely worth considering. I also use one on my racing drone. I just strapped it down and I fly in open fields really fast but sometimes I get hung up so this is a great way to find it quickly."
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sound" is just beeps every second and is kind of quiet. This may be okay when you're locating items at home where you can turn down volume to everything else but if you're tracking something out in public that can be noisy, you may have trouble hearing the alert sounds.
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Find My Device functionality works better than expected. For now the Google network is pretty limited but that is not the device's fault at all. It took a while for Apples version to catch on in the beginning as well but look at it now. Comes with a battery already installed so you just need to power it on and then you can forget about it until you need to find it. It pops up on Google Maps and does show active movements and direction. Once the Android network gets more popular it would even be ideal for placing on a pet collar or leave it in the car for a DIY LoJack solution but for now just count on it for local tracking.
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