Pebblebee Card Universal (2024) - Rechargeable Slim Item Tracker | Alternative to Air Tag & Android Trackers | 18-Month Battery Life | Works with Both Android & iOS Find My Apps | LED & Sound Alerts

Recently switched to Google and I wanted something similar to Apples Find My with all of my accessories. I personally like the arrow when it comes to locating my devices with IOS but I got to say. A little more steps to set up but super simple. This fits in my Magsafe wallet just takes up two cards slots until theirs a magsafe (pixelsnap) wallet with built in tracking I'm using this for now. I love how theirs no monthly subscription. That's a win. On top of that rechargeable? Last a year? Good enough. I think it last longer than a year but even if I have to charge something once a year. Simple. You can alert your phone as well. I mean zero issues using it. Obviously if you're going to sit here and track and use it more it's going to drain the battery. I more frequent updates it sends the less amount of battery life. If I didn't need to track it till I lost it I wouldnt need any updates for the most part it's a small internal battery with very low Mah. Anyways, zero issues. I'm not sure why their would be any negative reviews. It's super slim. Can recharge, easily trackable. Slick. Zero issues. Love it. Better then not having one...

It seems to be working well. I like the USB charging. No batteries to worry about. The app shows battery status so I know when to recharge. I had problems installing on my phone, but it installed easily on my table. Then the phone saw it. (it's probably my phone). LOcation seems accurate the couple of times I tested locating it.

The card would not pair with Google FindHub on my Samsung S24ultra, where I had easily paired several other Android tags. So there wasn't any problem with my phone's setup and ability to use the FindHub app. The card was fully charged and factory reset to be sure. Still no luck. I tried every suggestion that the Pebblebee help desk articles suggested. Still no luck. I tried calling Pebblebee for a human to speak to, but still no luck, because they don't offer live support. I tried talking to the robotic chat support, but still no luck with getting the card to pair. If you own an Android phone and still want to buy the Pebblebee card, inspite of being warned by many Android users not to, I wish you GOOD LUCK! May your luck be better than mine.

If always seem to be misplacing your wallet and use an Android (or iOS) phone, this slim wallet tracker is what you need. It's about as thick as two credit cards put together and easily fits into a credit card slot. It's pretty loud and lights up when activated. It easily paired with my Google Pixel via Bluetooth. I can't speak to the18 month battery life, but having the ability to recharge it anytime between then is pretty awesome. It's made of thin hard plastic, a bit stiff, and should hold up over time, but could be bent if you tried hard enough. It works with the native Android/Google "Find hub" app and will display / track it's location, but it can a bit finicky. For instance, after I trigger the sound, I can't seem to disable it. The sound and LED lights turn off after a few minutes, but yeah, finicky, and why I only gave it 4 stars. At least I'm able to find my wallet if I misplace it. One last (minor) thing if sharing between Android and iOS - I shared it with a friend who uses an iPhone, but could not use the iOS native app. They needed to download the Pebblebee app. to track it. It seems once you use it through Google's "Find Hub" (native app), it disables Apple Find My network functionality or vice versa. If needed, tracker itself can be reset too.

This thing is so useful. If you lose what it's attached to or in, you can find it with your phone. And if you can't find your phone, but can find the Pebblebee, the Pebblebee will alarm on your phone. Having a Pebblebee in a fixed spot would really be useful for people who lose track of their phones. Not only can you find items that are often famously difficult to pin down, you can find your phone easily as well.

I slid the Pebblebee Tracker Card into my wallet—no bulge, no hassle. Setup? Simple. It joined Apple’s Find My or Google’s Find My Device network in seconds. And yes, you can switch networks, but it forces a full reset. Doesn’t happen often, but something to know. This thing is sleek—thinner than two credit cards, but noticeably solid. It’s IPX6 splash-resistant and built to take some abuse, though leather-wearing types may need to be cautious. Rechargeable battery lasts up to 18 months per charge. No swapping coin cells. Just slap on the magnetic charger and go. Triggers a loud ringtone when needed, and the LEDs pulse to help you find it in the dark. Loud enough to hear through pockets or purses. Tracking works fine, but it’s only as good as the network you're on. Apple’s crowd network is rock-solid; Google’s has improved, but still stumbles in less busy areas.

No walk away or leave behind alarm makes this product less than it should be. Also not crazy about a custom plug that I have to keep up with - the U in USB means Universal, but there's nothing universal about their clip on charger. It works in the narrowest of definitions, but it could be a powerful product with a few more options.

Haven't tried it out yet frankly other than around the house, but chose this model because of its range and it allows use with any type or brand Android not just google. Many options are only useful within a short range of your cell phone or each other which is of no use if say, you need to track missing luggage. Plan to use it for that purpose. Also my kid tends to "forget" his backpack on the bus or commuter train etc., in an Uber and we're tired of replacing them! What about at camp for the younger ones. Might leave in my car next time in a huge garage, recently spent 20 min's wandering the ginormous Mandalay Bay Vegas garage even though we took a picture of the space number, were so exhausted from walking 7 miles in 110 degree heat. Will be handy at airports or abroad. Very slim size fits into a wallet also where it can be unnoticeable but pings to locate.

Perfecto

Buena solución para localizar objetos perdidos. Fácil de activar -aunque en el instructivo impreso falta una guía que indique donde está el botón de encendido. Yo lo encontré buscando en la página web. Una vez activado lo puse en el auto y busque en Google Hub su paradero. ¡Fácil!

Easy to charge. Connects easily with my android phone.

As expected.

It's been a reassuring purchase in these uncertain times. Good value.