Key Finder, Bluetooth Tracker Compatible for Apple Find My (iOS only), Wallet Tracker, Smart Tracker Device, Item Locator, Key Finders & trackers for Key Wallet Car Kids Dog Cat Luggage（Black）

I got this tracker for my wife since she is always loosing her wallet. First off, this device is extremely affordable compared to other brands. The instructions that is comes with are simple and easy to follow. It has a small enough profile to fit in a wallet or on a Keychain without getting in the way. Best part is, it works! Since it is off brand, I wasn't sure it work with the iPhone seamlessly, but I've had no issues so far. We have had to use it a few times now to find he wallet, and it works like Charm. What use to be hours of searching is only 5 mins now

HXWLO tracker tags are a good alternative to the more costly name brand tags. These work on the Find My app and work on IOS and not android.We use these tags in our luggage to help track our luggage or at least check that it made it on the plane with us. Place the tracking device inside and not outside to avoid theft of the tracker or from being torn off in the conveyor belts.These are also on our cat collars in case they ever escape from the house. Or to locate their clever hiding spots inside the house!

This tracker is working well so far and the battery is good after a few months.It helps provide alerts, etc based on how you configure Find My. Pairing is seamless.The beep on this one is on the louder side. You may or may not like this. I found the beep sound adequate and so far using this tracker well.

I have this one attached to my backpack because I misplace things — even big ones! It is really great at home when I am not sure if it is upstairs or downstairs or in the car. The sound it makes is audible unless it is in the car, in which case after I’ve listened for it other places in the house, I can deduce that it must be in the car, so this isn’t a problem for my use case.

This seemed like a solid, inexpensive option but it does not work at all. Maybe I got a dud…I bought this to put on my dog’s harness since she likes to jump fences. I set it up and we went to a dog run next to a wooded area and sure enough she jumped right over and I could see where she was with the tracker. The next day we went again and she did the same thing but when I checked there was no tracker on Find My. It was just totally gone—not “no location found.” The device didn’t exist.When I got her back home I re-added the tracker and within an hour—maybe less than that—it was gone again and I cannot get it to show up on Find My at all now. It cannot pair.The instructions say that 3 beeps are sleep mode and to keep holding it to hear 4 beeps and it will shut down. I have two beeps and a chime. So what do those mean? No idea. But it won’t show up after any sound anyway. I have tried for a half hour.This is not worth anything if you can’t rely on it for more than an hour, one time. The risk of it not working like this is too big if you’re putting it on something important.

For an AirTag at the fraction, the Hxwlo key finder is a keeper. Right out of the box, the key finder sets up just like an AirTag. This key tag will even show up in your Find My app on your iPhone. The size is a bit bulky, but no bigger than any other tag of its kind out there. The waterproof and dirt resistant design make the tag versatile to use on keys or anything that may encounter moisture. The 75db beep is adequately loud making it found easily when you have lost your item. At the time of this review, the battery life is strong and no need for replacement.

Had no problem setting it up, it works just fine! But it says you can press and hold the button and wait to hear 4 beeps to indicate that the power has turned off. I've only been able to get it to beep 3 times to indicate sleep mode. Right now I don't have anything I need to connect it to. I plan to use it for luggage when I travel, but for the next few weeks I didn't need it on. Not sure how to turn it off unless I just disconnect the battery.Also didn't include any instructions on what the other two items were that were in the box. I figured out how to use the little attached string so I can hook it onto something, but the triangle thing that looks like a guitar pick I wasn't sure. Turns out it's to open up the device so you can replace the battery. For those two reasons I give it 4 stars. But for the price it works just as well as an Apple Airtag.

These work fine, similar to other non-Apple airtags. However, they are the largest in size than any other non-Apple tags that I have (and I have various). For this reason, they wouldn't be good to use on keyrings or other areas where you want something small. They measure 1.5" x 1.5" x 5/16" thick. So, they are kinda chunky. The benefit of the large size is that they emit a very loud sound when you invoke the beep. I'd use these for luggage tags because size would matter less and the loud sound can be heard though luggage.