Pebblebee Card 5 | Rechargeable Bluetooth Wallet Tracker Card | Thin Eco-Friendly Alternative Tracking Card to Air Tag & Android Tracker | 18-Month Battery | Inbuilt Link Scan-to-Return & Phone Finder

I've tried several tracking devices, and so far, the Pebblebee Clip 5 has been the clear winner for my needs. One of the biggest advantages is that it uses a rechargeable battery instead of a disposable coin cell. Battery life has been excellent, and I don't have to worry about constantly buying replacement batteries. I primarily use it to keep track of important items, and it has performed very well. I also tested it during an e-bike trip and compared it to another Bluetooth tracker, the ISOOCO tracker, on my keychain and the Peeblebee on the e-bike. The Pebblebee stayed updated much more accurately and consistently, while the competing tracker hooked to my keys lagged far behind and often showed an older location. I have included screenshots from my testing. Another feature I really like is the ability to locate my phone. By pressing the button on the Pebblebee twice, it will ring my phone even when I can't remember where I left it. There is a short delay of about 10 seconds before the phone starts ringing, but it has worked reliably every time I've used it. Another feature that I like includes, if you press the tracker multiple times, it will send a message to contacts you set up and it will give them your location, and the tracker will start beeping loudly and flash its light. The competitor tracker has no SOS function like this. And if you misplace the Pebblebee tracker itself, while on your keychain? Not a problem. This is the Pebblebees purpose. Just open Google Find Hub on your phone, choose the Pebblebee device, and tap "Play Sound". The sound is nice and loud. Unlike the other device I tested that only gives out a pitiful little beep, requiring to be in a totally quiet room in order to hear it. Pebblebees sound sticks out like a sore thumb in even a noisy room. Setup was straightforward, the app experience has been good, and the tracker gives me peace of mind for keeping track of my belongings. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. If you're looking for a rechargeable Bluetooth tracker that actually performs well in real-world use, I highly recommend the Pebblebee Clip.

The Pebblebee Card 5 is a highly capable Bluetooth tracker designed for people who need reliable, precise location tracking for everyday essentials. In real‑world use, it performs impressively well: it can help you locate smartphones, laptops, tablets, wallets, and even car keys with strong accuracy and fast response times. Its slim, credit‑card‑like profile makes it ideal for slipping into a wallet or attaching to flat surfaces without adding bulk. Configuration & Setup Experience The only notable drawback is the initial setup process, which can be confusing due to incomplete instructions. Specifically:The manual does not clearly explain how to reset the card.The reset button is subtly hidden inside the Pebblebee logo, located between the letters “l” and “e.”Without knowing this, pairing or re‑pairing the device can be frustrating.Once configured, however, the device works smoothly and reliably.

The Clip5 I was able immediately to add to the Find Hub, but it wouldn't connect with my Pixel 10 Pro nor with my Samsung S6 Lite tablet to update the clip's firmware or to locate the phone/tablet. A second Clip 5 connected immediately with no problems, so the first one must have been defective. As for the network to locate the device, time will tell. These reviews shouldn't penalize the product if the Google Find Hub network isn't sufficient for your needs, so as far as I can tell the clip works as designed. The alarm on the Clip 5 is nice and loud! However, after about a month, the Clip 5 went silent and couldn't be found by my phone or any tablet sitting right next to it--like the Card 5 did within a few days. And like the card, the clip could trigger an alarm on my phone, while the phone still couldn't find it. Both are utter failures after a short time. Returning the Clip 5 now. Also like the card options, my UGreen trackers continue to work where these failed. Since I can't write a second review for the Card 5, I'll also mention that it also immediately connected to the Find Hub and to my phone to trigger the lost phone alert and for firmware updates. No issues either way. Yes, it charges with any Qi charger, so of course it doesn't include a charger and it's too thin for USB. Having both this and the UGreen Slim G card that is only 0.1mm thinner, I have to say both of them have the same approximate volume for their alarms--neither is very loud. But now a few days later after having both cards in my wallet, the UGreen is reliable and being picked up by random phones in parking lots, but the Pebblebee is much more hit-and-miss. Mostly miss. Right now, it's right next to the phone and says last seen yesterday. I can trigger a phone alert with the button on the card, but the phone and Find Hub still say they can't locate the card. The card is fully charged. Card is being returned in favor of the UGreen Slim G.

This review is overdue. I bought this as a replacement for a popular pet tracker called Tile sticker that never worked reliably and required a separate app. This is a bit larger, relatively inexpensive ($30) and it works reliably using the “Find My” app on my iphone. You can program the ring tone and best of all it has a bright light so you find your little monster even when they are hiding in the dark. My kitty is black. Together these allow you to quickly locate your pet, cat, in my case, or anything else you attach it to. These are light in weight and come with a clip so you can readily attach it to anything. I cannot tell you how helpful it is and best of all it is rechargeable!

I RECOMMEND IT ! (I am giving 4 stars only due to improvements that Google has to make on Find My Device app and related Android settings.) POSITIVE aspects: 1. constant tracker location updates through Google Find My Device Network, since Android celphone population are really high (that will vary depending on how crowded is the area where the tracker is located); 2. easy and fast to setup and adding it to Google Find My Device App (GFMDA); 3. really loud sound when requested to beep via GFMDA; 4. reliable "finding nearby" fuction when tracker is on Bluetooth range (GFMDA offers a graphical interface support which guides you directly to the tracker nearby location); 5. works on ANY Android device (Samsung SmartTag, for instance, works only on Samsung devices). NEGATIVES aspects: 1. There are no advanced features available (such as notifications if you leave your tracked belogings behind) since PebbleBee app offers only fimware updates and GFMDA offers only basic functionalities; 2. Google Find My Device Network not always provides an accurate tracker location - sometimes it shows on the map the tracker approximate location on a 400 meters radius - Google may overtime fix this with app and firmware updates and it is NOT Pebblebee fault; 3. Does not provide tracker location history, but only its current location. COMPARING PEBBLEBEE TRACKER TO SAMSUNG SMARTAG (which I also have): 1. Pebblebee offers a noticeable more constant tracker location updates, since Google Find My Device Network is huge and Samsung SmartTag only uptades location when a Samsung Galaxy is nearby. 2. Samsung SmartTag almost always offers an accurate location and Pebblebee not so much (but overtime, that may be fixed by Google with Android and GFMDA updates). 3. I retired my Samsung SmartTags because I stopped using Samsung celphones and it is only possible to check SmartTags location when Samsung Smartthings app is installed on a Samsung celphone - that is really bad and right now I can't use my SmartTags anymore. Pebblebee trackers works on ANY Android device. 4. In my opinion Pebblebee is much better than Samsung SmartTag because it constantly updates tracker location and for me that is what really matters when I'm trying to find my belongings. Pebblebee location accuracy can be improved overtime by Google.

Just ordered this after spending 5+ hours emotionally distressed over not finding a wallen that shouldn't have been missing at all. I never misplace things but sometimes they dont always get put away after use either and trying to remember their last use doesn't always lead me to things. I ordered this, got it setup super easy and paired to my Iphones Find My. charged it up fast, downloaded and paired to their app too easily enough and tested it. Its loud, and will make finding missing wallets MUCH easier as often times they're around, just hard to find. No more stress searching for hours. It DOES fit in a normal card case. Its design is like one of those metal credit cards so a little thicker. Showed on my Find My Phone app with tracking pretty accurate but only tested it 20'. I live in a busy city though so there will always be iphones around to find it.

I do read negative reviews. I thought enough good reviews made it worthwhile to try, so I ordered two Clip 5 Tags and Clip 5 Wallet to see how they work compared to Apple Air Tag with my iPhone. My Wallet Clip 5 delivery is out to mid-December (boo hiss). I just ordered four more Clip 5 Tags to replace the rest of my Air Tags. Listen up Apple: this is a technology jump over Air Tag. If I have problems, I will do an update. So far, so good. I figured if the negative reviews were accurate and I encountered problems, I'd just return and stick with Air Tags. Here we go: 1) Instructions that came with the Clip 5 Tag need to be redone. I did a Grok, and the installation was way better. If you order the Clip 5, do a Grok (good for iPhone and Android) and save yourself some time. Stupid FAST once I did Grok. Scanning the QR Tag was a waste, I think just to capture your email. It did me no good - as Mel Brooks said in "Spaceballs" - "MERCHANDIZING!" 2) I haven't tried distance yet, right now I have the two on charge overnight to make sure I'm "locked and loaded." I'll add a note in my iPhone's calendar to charge every 6-8 months. I did have Air Tag batteries that died, and I had no idea they were drained. Apple, you need to address this. Also, I had an Air Tag that died (I had no idea it was dead) that was like 13-14 months old. Apple's warranty is 12 months. Apple's response, "So sad, so sorry." Not cool. 3) Clip 5 is my first Pebblebee product: WAY louder than Air Tag - excellent. Even got my dogs' attention. Apple, get a clue. 4) Clip 5 has lights to show when the battery charge is getting too drained. EXCELLENT. Air Tag - you have no idea how drained the battery is, until you try to locate something and there is no soft sound. Apple, get a clue. 5) RECHARGEABLE! YEAH!!! The claim is 18 months. Doing a charge every 6-8 months won't hurt. No longer need to use the CR2032 coin batteries that can't be recharged. Apple, get a clue. 6) I didn't need to buy an Air Tag holder so I could attach this signaling device to my key ring, duh - additional expense. Apple is good at this. Spend $1,100 on an iPhone and you still need to buy a $15 drop protection silicon case. Apple is champion at "nickel and diming" you. Apple, get a clue. 7) The Clip 5 Tag came with a nice quality key ring - perfect size that holds my car fob, house key and my dogs' chip info. Nice. BTW, guess what Apple doesn't include....Apple, get a clue. I will praise Apple for allowing the "Find My" app to find non-Apple stuff. Seriously, good job Apple, I didn't have to install a Pebblebee app. Excellent Apple! My only Apple device is an iPhone 17 Pro deal that Verizon just ran that was LITERALLY PRICELESS to upgrade my 13 Pro to keep me on Verizon for 3 more years. I've been with Verizon since I was an engineer/architect at MCI so I'm at 27/28 years with VZ with no complaints as I traveled nationwide a lot for work and dog shows. I do like Apple products, well the iPhone (7, 13 and now 17), however, Air Tag needs a new generation with a BIG update - get a CLUE APPLE. The Clip 5 could easily blow the Air Tag away unless Apple giddies-up. Once you buy into a product like a remote signaling device, you will probably stick with it until a big tech leap comes out. The Clip 5 did it for me. You can see I don't update my cell phone very often.

This is a review for the universal Clip and Card. Sorry but they don't work, thus one star. They won't connect to my phone. I know it's just my phone, because my girlfriend was able to connect to hers. This, I'm not just an idiot so can't follow directions or understand technology. My phone is fairly new (only a year or two old) and has android 14 (android 9 or later is required). I verified I had the correct version of the products (the android compatible ones) and checked for updates multiple times, on all apps. I specifically followed the relevant directions for my brand of device (Motorola) and still was not able to connect. I reset the devices and restarted (or shutdown) my phone multiple times in my efforts. I spent several hours (literally) trying to connect to the fob AND card. I have had multiple similar devices and the companies always seem to go out of business AND/OR die periodically, rendering the [unreasonably expensive] tracking device useless as anything other than decoration and dead weight. I was SO hoping this would work! I am tired of losing things. I can't afford it, and it seemed like it was made by a company with more wind in the sails than some. But idk what to say... If I can't connect, I can't track my devices, and these products are useless to me... Minor side criticism: the fob is easily charged with a USB-C style cord but the card has a weird charger with two prongs. The attachment is magnetic but very weak and it's not FULLY clear what direction it should be oriented relative the the cord. A light comes on when you plug it in correctly. Otherwise you might leave it to charge for a day and find it wasn't, in fact, charging. Pros: Both devices are rechargeable; you don't need to constantly buy new batteries or, worse still, replace the device when they die. Both devices work with Google Hub; you don't need to use their app, pay any additional fees, and this feels like an added safety buffer for your investment in case of bankruptcy. Overall, I wouldn't risk it unless you have a phone that is quite new and expensive, a popular model, not an obscure budget one. The devices are not able to connect to some phones "yet" and I'm sure the developers prioritize newer and popular phones over obscure janky ones.

Perfecto

Ce produit est à la fois pratique et facile à utiliser. Je le recommande sans hésitation !

Me llegó pero parecía que no era nuevo y además fue un desastre para regresarlo, no pude y al final prefiero nunca volver a comprar

Buena solución para localizar objetos perdidos. Fácil de activar -aunque en el instructivo impreso falta una guía que indique donde está el botón de encendido. Yo lo encontré buscando en la página web. Una vez activado lo puse en el auto y busque en Google Hub su paradero. ¡Fácil!

Echoing what other users are saying. Phone detects device, but will not add to Find Hub no matter how many restarts, factory resets and reconnections. Completely unusable.