Pebblebee Card 5, Bluetooth Wallet Tracker | Alt to Air Tag, 18-Mo Battery

I've read a lot of bad reviews about this product. But to be honest, it's been great for me. I use it with Find Hub. It was very easy to pair with my Android phone (OnePlus 13). It's very responsive when I need to make it ring. It's pretty accurate on the location. The battery lasts a lot, I had it for about 5 months, never had to charge it. I charged it only once the day I got it to see if my magnetic charger worked with it.I'm very satisfied with this tracker, it fits perfectly my wallet. I really have nothing to complain about it. I also bought another one for my husband.

This card is terrible. Horrible set up process, can't stay connected and terrible tracking ability.Having to tap 5 times at a certain continuous speed to even interact with it is insanely frustrating. If you don't hit it at particular pace, it doesn't register your presses. I tried faster, slower, harder, softer. It's just frustrating as hell. Then to actually get it paired to your phone is another ordeal. Even when you get it set up and connected to your phone, the purpose of this is to be a tracker well, it does a terrible job of it because the integration into the Google ecosystem sucks. It can really only tell me where it's been when I have it near my phone. What the freak is the point of it if I can only track it if I have it already in my possession? Just like the Moto Tags, this is garbage at its actual function. You'll never be able to know where it goes / if its lost or stolen because it'll ping your phone and likely no other device.They discontinued this 'product' as far as I can tell. It causes nothing but headaches and provides no actual value what so ever. It's better as a paperweight than anything else. You can't buy it at Amazon, you can't shop for it on their own website (sold out), Best Buy lists this as "This item is no longer available in new condition. See similar items below".

It works for me. No problem to setting it up .. showing location on IPhone .. I would recommend

I tried the Tile card, which I think was the only one available when I first switched back to Android. It was awful and didn't have any actual location ability, opting for a "Close" "Closer" "Far Away" vague description to assist you in almost finding things. This one makes actual audible noises, and location even works although the thing seems to only poll every couple minutes, which makes it still sort of not great.

Worth 5 stars but only giving 4 due to confusion on instructions. It is very thin only slightly thicker than a credit card. I tried every thing to get it to work. Finally had to charge it with wireless charger. It then made a series of beeps and some hidden led's lit up. It was about 3/4 charged already. It does not have any plug in ports. There is a very slight bulge on the front of the card - that is almost imperceptible. Go slow looking for it. Once I found the sequence of presses to pair it, then it connected easily and has been working great. I like that it can be recharged with a wireless charger. I would and will buy again.

Bought as part of a bundle with a Clip 5 tag. Pairing was effortless, no issues with Find My, everything very clear and functional. Very happy.Same with the Clip, no issues.

I think this is my fourth Pebblebee after returning every single one. This is not a one-off issue; this is four cards in a row that are totally defective.Issue #1:Poor documentation. A tiny paper manual in 2 point font, barely readable. Not helpful either. I fumbled around trying to install the Pebblebee app then the Google Find app and figuring out how they work together.Issue #2:Charging didn't work. You have to have your own wireless charger, it doesn't include one. So I spent another $15 getting a Qi charger and it didn't work. The green lights should blink but I didn't see them at all. My phone charges fine so I know it's not the charger.Issue #3:Range. After I got it working, I put it in my wallet to track it in case it's ever lost. The signal is so weak I can't go very far without losing it. Very disappointed with its performance. I'm sure being stacked with credit cards doesn't help but it's marketed as a wallet finder.Issue 4:I am now stuck in an endless update loop. It keeps asking me to update, and I update it, and then it thinks it's successful but then it asks me to install it again. Unbelievably bad quality control.

The item was as described in the description. It is slim and works well.

Echoing what other users are saying. Phone detects device, but will not add to Find Hub no matter how many restarts, factory resets and reconnections. Completely unusable.

5 stars at the moment. I've just used my Pebblebee Card 5 during a business trip to Italy and it performed perfectly.It was very easy to set up on my Android phone.

I couldn't figure out how to charge it or set it up and so had to return it. I bought instead 2 keysmart smartcards and they work

This is a good-looking wallet tracker card similar in concept to such cards from other brands, with differences as below:Pro: rechargeable by Qi2 (not supplied), claimed life up to 18 months;Pro: bears a unique QR code which a finder can scan to be put in touch with owner securely;Con: on Google Find Hub, does not support "left behind" alerts, though other brands can do that in their own auxiliary apps. For a wallet tracker, this might be considered important.Con: I tried to order this item from the Pebblebee company website, and got all the way to checkout before being told that Pebblebee do not ship to the UK.Like all tracker cards I know of, it does not support UWB or Bluetooth 6 channel sounding.

Just don't seem to work. Did for a week then needed to reset and just not working