ATUVOS Smart Air Tag and Wallet Tracker Card, (iOS Only)

Amazing for us older people 👍

Having bought both a tag and slimline card it’s been possible to compare performance of both. The tag is accurate and operates in near real time. The Card eventually provides an accurate location but can be typically 10 minutes delayed and can be up to an hour behind time. Both the tags have been carried together.Depends what you want from these tags. They are cost effective but the performance of the tag is superior. Both work well it’s just the slimline card can have a long delay time before it registers to the Findme App.

All good - credit card slim enough for a wallet and works well.

I’ve been a big fan of AirTag for a while, mainly because I’m the most forgetful person EVER. Provided you’ve remembered your fruit based device you can track and hunt down your misplaced stuff. The only down side to the Apple tag is their bulk. They’re ok on your keys or luggage but in your wallet it’s a nonstarter. This set is a regular tag with replaceable battery and a super Slim-Jim credit card sized tracker. In use they are very easy to set up. Simple power up and add to ‘items’ in Find My Stuff app on an iPhone. As an AirTag you can track, ping and arrange repatriation of your lost stuff. And as it’s using similar Bluetooth tech location accuracy and range is comparable to that of Apple. The only down side the battery on the card is non replaceable but should last 3 years. Both products feel well made and look premium so you won’t be embarrassed if someone finds your missing stuff before you do.

I have half a dozen Apple AirTags & a couple of Tiles. Compared to those established products, these smart trackers are excellent. I'd even say they are better than AirTags / Tiles. I find them more professional. Comparative to AirTags, I prefer this tag as it has a hole for attaching to a keyring. I don't have to buy separate products to attach it and it's not going to break- very sturdy. The replaceable battery is there too (for the Tag).The credit card tracker is also professional looking and well- made. I don't think it's yet possible to sneak a replaceable battery into a device this thin, and the equivalent from Tile is no different- 3 years battery life (from when you first connect it I presume). This is a decent life span.Set up is easy for both the Tag / Card and requires pressing a single button and registering them with 'Find My' on you iPhone. I had no trouble at all with this.Functionality is perfect and you can track your devices at home or away from it. There's no delay in getting location data. If you are running around your house looking for your keys, you can get the devices to play a sound so you can better find it. Apple AirTags allow you to go one step further - you can see how many feet away you are and get turn left / right directions. I'm sure, Apple has kept this functionality to itself and it's not that the ATUVOS devices are not capable of it. I'm not really bothered by that as from experience, I find it's a bit hit & miss. Unless you are really close to the item, the direction functionality doesn't work.Overall, a brilliant addition to the market! Rave review? Definitely!

Downloaded the find my app on my phone, initially I was trying to get it to find an airtag rather than "other" - once I did that it was fast and simple. I tested it by leaving at home and walking the dog. It stayed within bluetooth range for about 4 houses which I guess is about 60meters - then it switched over. As soon as I neared my home it came up again as being in bluetooth range and I got it to make a noise from well outside my house. I will use the card one to slip into my case when I go on holiday so I can point people in the right direction if it is lost. Will be interesting in luggage reclaim to see if it pops up to say it's on it's way!! The tag will be great for my husband's keys so I can get them to play a tune everytime he loses them - just need something for my glasses now!

I have always fancied trying Apple's air tags but the price completely put me off, so these appeared to be better value, they turned out to be so simple to setup and use I was up and running within 5 minutes for both.ProsVery compactLightweightEasy to setupSurprisingly accurate pinpoint locationBeep to findReplaceable CR2023 battery in tagConsBeep is too quietCard tag is disposable once the battery expiresStill quite expensiveFirst impressions were mixed, I wasn't impressed with the budget style packaging, but to be fair it was plenty good enough for shipping and the contents were well protected, opening up the box I was like 'is this all?' for the money you get very little and it all feels a bit cheap.Inspecting the two items I was impressed with the size and weight of each item, the tag is very small and reasonably thin, it has a keyring hoop which is useful for key fobs or lanyards (for the money you pay it would have been nice to include some), the styling is subtle and the initiation button is discreet. The credit card size tag was a bit more impressive and looked more expensive, it is incredibly thin and very lightweight, it is made from rigid high quality plastic and the styling is a bit nicer to look at.Setting the tags up was incredibly simple to do, a quick press of the little button and add it in your Apple 'Find My' app was all it took, I had both setup and running within a few minutes, I was very impressed with this, to be fair; most of the credit goes to Apple for their app.Using the tags was also nice and easy, again the app did all the heavy lifting but the connection to the tags was good and so far they haven't skipped a beat, I was very impressed with the location proximity, not only did they locate the house but also the room (floor dependent) and I was able to distinguish between my living room to my kitchen.PLAY SOUND was quite disappointing though, while it worked it was just a bit too quiet in reality, you need to be quite close to it to hear it which limits its effectiveness considerably, especially the credit card size one which gets muted even more by your wallet, I guess it could be useful if your tags/keyring is nearby and you cannot spot it under your nose.BatteriesWhile the tag's battery can be replaced, the card's one cannot, they claim up to 3 years but that depends on how much its used (especially the beep), this makes it the most expensive disposable item I own, the tag's battery can be replaced, so I decided to try and open it up to see how easy it was, it wasn't easy and despite using a soft plastic tool it still marked and dented the soft plastic, the force required seemed too hard to open without using a metal tool which will be even more destructive so I gave up their and I will damage it when the time comes to replace the battery in earnest.The overall usefulness will be down to you, I love the novelty factor as I love my gadgets, but I don't really have much use for these in everyday life, so the high price soon became apparent, I really think they are expensive for what you get, considering that the Apple device does most of the work, and that disposable card will be gutting when it dies.Overall ConclusionThe tags work a charm, a lot of it is impressive and I love the small size and the location accuracy, but the disappointing sound volume, disposable card and the overall value for money is something you need to consider before buying, at the current price of 60 quid they are not much cheaper than Apple's tags.

Wanted these Air tags to show up in the "Find my" app of both my iPad and iPhone (both on the same Apple ID), and as the iPad was the nearest to hand, set them up on that.So simple to set up! You can give each tag its own name and choose an icon for it, so no getting muddled between them.The only criticism on this part of the process was that once the iPad had detected the tags, they both came up with the same name (why couldn't it come up with the model number as in the instructions?), so I suggest switching them on one at a time so that you know which one is being added so that you can name it accordingly.Very happy so far.Then looked at th iPhone - they don't transfer across automatically via the AppleID. Tried everything. Looked through the instruction book and the Apple help page. Tried switching the tags off and on again, iPad and iPhone off and on again. No joy.Finally, I just deleted them from the iPad thinking they were going to be no good, but then thought I'd try adding them to the iPhone. Again, this was very easy to do.As if by magic, as soon as they were added to the iPhone, they re-appeared on the iPad! How? Magic?I was amazed by this as the iPad and associated AppleID came long before the iPhone, so I didn't expect it mattered which one had the tags added to it, but it apparently does!So, now they're finally trackable with either device, I'm very happy with them, but it took a long while to get there!