Update: This popular deal is still available.
QingMai Direct via Amazon has
MSEBENT Apple MFi Certified Wallet Tracker Card w/ Wireless Charging on sale for $16.99 - $10.50 when you apply promo code
2L4Y6UJO at checkout =
$6.49.
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Product Details:- Apple MFi certified; fully compatible with Apple Find My network (iOS only)
- Dimensions: 3.34" L x 2.08" W x 0.11" Thick (2.8mm) - credit card size
- Weight: 0.56 oz (16g)
- Connectivity: Bluetooth, 200-foot range
- Sound alert: 70ā80 dB (audible when wallet partially exposed or in bag)
- Battery: rechargeable lithium polymer (included); up to 6 months per charge under normal use
- Charging: wireless via any Qi-compatible pad; LED indicator (red = charging, green = fully charged)
- Water resistance: IP67 rated (protects against water, splashes, and dust)
- Material: ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
- Control: Find My app, push button
- Left Behind notifications supported; Ultra Wideband precision finding not supported (map-radius location only)
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This is a rechargeable Find My wallet tracker card that works best when AirTags are too bulky, especially in wallets, bags, or other tight spaces. It can beep loudly enough to help narrow down a wallet in a house, car, or nearby location, and the battery has held up well in long use for some. The main tradeoff is thickness, since it is about three cards thick and may not fit typical slim wallets or card slots. It also lacks Ultra Wideband precision finding, so it gives approximate location rather than exact direction.
Common Questions (5)
It does not provide AirTag-style directional finding, so it mainly tells you the wallet is nearby or where it was last seen by nearby iPhones. That still helps narrow it down to a house, car, office, park, or bar, and the sound alert can help once you know the approximate location.
The code worked for some buyers, including on two cards, but it also stopped working for others and may require tapping the arrow in Amazon's app promo box before continuing. An alternate code, I4OC27M3, reportedly worked too, though the final discount amount could be a little different.
It is about three credit cards thick, so it can fit in larger wallets, hidden pockets, bill compartments, or slim card-holder styles like Ridge. Typical men's wallets with tight card slots may not fit it comfortably, and back-pocket use can also press the button and trigger a loud beep.
The sound can be strong enough to hear from the other side of a house when the card is in a trifold wallet in a closet. It may be muffled by clothing or thick materials, but it is still useful for locating an item once you know roughly where it is.
Yes, it is rechargeable via wireless charging. Reported battery life ranges from a couple of months to over a year depending on use, and one buyer noted the battery was still full after a couple months; the listing also mentions a 3-year warranty.
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Yes but have you heard the sound that these third-party units make?
A pair of pants layered on top of the pocket that these are in would muffle the sound damn near completely.
The sound is not very strong and unless its complete silence you'd likely be unable to locate it.
Battery life states 3 months we shall see. It is rechargeable and has a 3yr warranty so we shall see how that holds up. I haven't seen any third party air tags have precision finding so not sure that is a negative (especially at $6.50)
Not quite sure why people waste their time discrediting things on here with no experience with it.
Battery life states 3 months we shall see. It is rechargeable and has a 3yr warranty so we shall see how that holds up. I haven't seen any third party air tags have precision finding so not sure that is a negative (especially at $6.50)
Not quite sure why people waste their time discrediting things on here with no experience with it.
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Looks like it's also a buy-use-recycle style tracker as none of the information or reviews mention charging, except to say they're glad they don't have to think about recharging it...
Which is also kind of weird because all but one of the reviews are Vine reviews of free products. The one that isn't a vine review also has one of those "get paid to review product" cards in the picture of the product. š
The marketing/reviews seem sketchy, but my understanding is that's business as usual for Chinese OEMs trying to stand out in the crowd, and probably shouldn't be treated as disqualifying. Personally, I'll keep looking.
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