expiredphoinix | Staff posted Jan 01, 2026 10:33 AM
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expiredphoinix | Staff posted Jan 01, 2026 10:33 AM
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For large items, it probably doesn't make much difference. For smaller items, the utility of the precision finding can't be overstated.
I've used both and they both are useful in their own ways, but to say they are the same is disingenuous.
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For large items, it probably doesn't make much difference. For smaller items, the utility of the precision finding can't be overstated.
I've used both and they both are useful in their own ways, but to say they are the same is disingenuous.
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For large items, it probably doesn't make much difference. For smaller items, the utility of the precision finding can't be overstated.
I've used both and they both are useful in their own ways, but to say they are the same is disingenuous.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Do people really misplace things so often they need a $16-25 tracker on them? I mean, I know where my wallet and keys are at all times -- the keys are for my 1st and 2nd most expensive possessions (house and car), so I tend to take care of them properly. Is mindfulness really such an abstract concept for most?
As for "in case of theft", these things report to anyone nearby them "hey, there's a tracker here!" (for good reason, to avoid stalking situations). So the thieves just destroy the items or rip out the tracker. Hate to say it, but in 2026's America...you're not getting the stolen item back. Police simply do NOT care. So you better take that $25 and invest it in deterrents.
What do you think?
I will preface by saying I don't use an iphone (android guy), but I do have an active iphone, which is what i used to connect those insignia airtags. My daughters are iphone users and so i shared those insignia airtags with their accounts. During the trip, my iphone was off. We were able to see the airtags in our first city. However, after that first day, we were not able to see it again in any other cities the rest of the trip. i don't know if having my iphone off affected it or not, but my daughters were never able to see it after the first city (3 other cities). when we got home, I did turn on my iphone and when I checked later, it was able to see the airtags. I didn't check to see if I could see them while at home with the iphone off. It was my first foray into these types of items so you should take this incident with a grain of salt. My wife and daughters are going on another trip and i will check again.
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- backpack
- passport sling
- large suitcase
- carryon
While it's a bit nerve racking departing in the plane and seeing items "left behind" it's due to their signal bouncing off other Apple devices.
Otherwise they were great, always knew where my stuff was since their location is updated each time an Apple device is within range.
If you need real-time tracking - like for pets or kids - buy a real GPS tracker
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