Life360 Tile Pro - Powerful Bluetooth Tracker, Key Finder and Item Locator for Keys Bags, and More. Both iOS and Android Compatible. Phone Finder. 2-Pack (Black/White)

I love these. I use them to make sure I can recover my vehicle, bicycle, and backpacks if anyone should steal one. I have bought 6 of this specific model over the past two years and they have worked flawlessly. I appreciate that the battery is replaceable in this model. The other models that Tile offers do not have replaceable batteries and you are forced to throw them away after the battery dies in three years or so. Not the case with this model. As far as finding your items, I regularly check on the location of my locked bike when I am in the city and away from the bike. I have also used it to find my car in a parking lot. The sound quality is great and the notification alarm is very loud, if you choose to enable it, but I usually just use the app to locate things. These are well built with a ring of metal around the outside, ensuring a longer life. The Bluetooth connects at much longer distances than I expected. I would estimate up to 25 yards. I am always surprised how often my devices check in with other user's phones when I am not near my items. I don't subscribe to any services and they still work great for me. You can still determine where your items are located from within the app without subscribing to any paid services. I find the device to be extremely accurate as to the location of my belongings.

Love these things, i just picked up another one for a total of 6 different tile products now. One for my keysmart, one for my work vehicle fob, one for my personal vehicle fob, one in my leather wallet, one in my EDC card wallet/case, and a spare "sticker" in case I need to quickly slap it on or inside an object to keep an eye on its location. I have been using this "Tile" brand for several years now and havent had any issues with them working. They work when I misplaced my things, the ringtone can be customized and far louder than my wife's air tag. Battery seems last a couple years, only complaint I have was with my older credit card style tracker. That one had a non replaceable battery, so when it died, I was out $30. I would love to see one of these with wireless rechargeable battery. The price of this one here was fair, shipped and arrived quick, next day. Simple to set up, just open the package amd scan the QR code. If you dont already have the free app, it will take you to the app store to download it. Also, super handy backwards compatibility with these and my phone. If I have my tracker in hand, and misplace my phone, I simply press the button twice quickly and in seconds my phone is ringing. Love these! If your object is out of range, the app will pull open a map and show you its last known location.

This is my second Tile. So handy to keep track of keys, handbag, phone etc. I love that it has a replacement battery.It connected quickly & was easy setup.

Great for precise locating but not a real time tracker. If you are out of home and want to check on a pet, it does not locate its current location unless you’re near your pet, but still work it. It allows you to send an sos, its rings(only if near) and tells you when ur near or far from the tag but I think its best to pair this with a real time tracker. Definitely works great and it loud enough to hear. I bought a separate case protector for my cats collar. I retested the tracking signal, it doesn’t update or track my cat from across my house if I’m at the other end unless I walk around so definitely not 400ft accurate so pls pair this with a great real time tracking device

Tile helps me keep track where my parents are who has short term Alzheimer, the driver can remember how get home and all, but other day I saw life 360 on cell was at home, and key tile was somewhere else over 20 hrs. I know sometimes tile doesn't update, then maybe 10hrs later updated, I wish something could be done better about that. So my parents truck wouldn't start back up when they stop part way up a Mt over look. I called cell and told at home, I asked if had keys, said yes, I asked if black tile on keys said no. Ugh I said where is it, didn't know. I said well I show it is up in Mt. He said took a ride, remember truck wouldn't work, didn't remember what. On top of it left house w/o cell phone i could see. I asked how get home they didn't know, I asked next day, things someone coming down Mt saw them, and gave them a ride home. That was nice I wish I knew who, thank God wasn't crazy, nice people still. He said he doesn't know where truck is, great, thinks in Mt, kept giving me wrong Mt, so I said your key tracker say xx location. Said maybe. So I head up to Mt from the last location update, make sure to snapshot everything and 3D too. Cause I didn't have an update for 13hrs and wouldn't give me satellite view i call 3D, which was even helpful. So head up and I w/my BF and found the truck. I can't believe nothing happened to it. All the key on ring w/tile was in the ignition. We jump it but wouldn't stay running, enough to coast mostly down hill, was windy. I was finally able to get roaming data signal standing by a cliff, to call AAA tow, was having issues to get them understand to take a St and stay on it going into Mt for about 11min. Then sherif pulled in. Tow called again, and told them how to find truck spot. They where their red tag truck and tow after 3 days. The forest ranger? Reported it, over weekend, and wasn't till a Mon when sherif came to tag it. They had owner name of truck, and said they didn't have a report of him missing. It to bad info was not shared to CHP for Mt area who i called, didn't show truck found or towed. So good thing for the Tile and last update it gave was good, as well when I caught night before it updated same location, I snapshot location, SS satellite view, which again was very helpful. It was unreal the keys were in ignition. When he said a stranger gave a ride and my parents claimed had keys. I thought, maybe stanger, thought to tell them leave tile in car so can find it. He seems with it when talking to him, but few min later forget it. He still drives well and gets home I use life 360 in cell, for most good taking with him. I say you don't leave tile alone and forget cell your license is going to be taken away from the Dr. So when I get both their cars from the repair shop, im putting tiles somewhere in the vehicles, which was my plan in the first place. Sadly both cars need repair, one should be ready quicker. Its only thing they do is take short drives, don't go to far anymore. A bit up to Mt, or the coast line. The police did a welfare check, I'm sure neighbor called in, they are trouble, they don't know what dr have said, but a neighbor called me, gave cell to cop and asked if I knew where they where I told them cause I had just checked, and I checked again and said still same spot now. So if cops wanted to they could have went to location near by. The life 360 on cell is pretty good too. Highly suggest both. The pro tile has 300ft range. I tested leaving one in my house and lose update about block away but tells me where tile is. Worth the money, tile can be helpful some many ways and app life 360 who works with tile works better on then just tile app. My friend had tile app and likes using Tile on the life 360 app now .

Placed in my luggage and was able to keep track of it throughout my trip. Recommend if you are not an Apple fan or iPhone user.

Excellent! A little hard to get into the battery compartment if you don't have a paper clip or sim tool, but if you do, it's a breeze to set up, use, and change the battery on!

I've had several Tiles over the years, includings pros and mates. They're "pretty good" but not great. The performance in finding things like keys is inconsistent, and you often have to be in the exact same room to trigger the alarm. What's really bad is how the app is programmed. If it can't find the tag right away, it basically gives up. It also provides no directional cues or audio "sonar" like features that beep louder the closer you get or anything useful like that. It took me a whole week to find some expensive keys under my sister's bed, and I only finally found them because I randomly went from room to room and stood in the middle of them and activated the "find" function. This was extra bad because the battery was low, and I could only activate the find function once a day. The app didn't tell me the battery was low either, even though notifications were enabled. All in all, I DID find the keys though, so that was around $300 saved. If there were cheap competitors that worked on Android phones, I would get them, but there aren't, so I just use tiles. Tiles aren't great, but they're better than no item trackers.