Key Finder Locator Tags, Lost Remote Finder Make Noise, TV Remote Control Finder with Sound 8 Receivers 85DB Beeper LED Light Wireless Item Tracker Locators Find Keys Device for Wallet Pets Gift

If you have seniors at home, or if you tend to forget where you placed your keys or any valuable, trust me, you need one of this key finder sets. You'll be able to asign each of your keys or any other item with a color and find them! We have them, not only assigned to our keys, but we also have them with double face tape to remote controls which are constantly lost. I really like the way they look and sound. The battery life is commendable, the range is larger than expected, the functionality is amazing and the value for your money is worth it. I would definitely suggest it to anyone.

I may be premature in writing this review, but I just set this up and it looks like it will help me stay a lot more organized. The instructions were written in legibly large print. They were easy to follow. The sound the tags make are loud enough that I can hear them, if I go methodically from room to room. I could not hear them from adjoining rooms. But that's OK. At least I'll know when I'm close to the object, and won't keep going in circles. I won't be able to use the tags to find my glasses, because I rarely keep them in their case. And the tags are too large to attach to glasses directly. The sticky squares provided, so that you can attach a tag to your cell phone or to the front of your Kindle cover, don't work very well. They are very small and somewhat permanent, and at some point you will have to be able to take the tag off to replace the batteries. Instead I used 4-pound-strength Velcro strips, which is more practical. With these, I was able to cut one of the strips in half and split it between the battery cover and the body of the tag. So I'll be able to remove the tag and replace the battery easily.

I almost had my locks changed because I could not find my keys in a one bedroom, one bath apartment! I just moved in, so at least I have that excuse, but I have lost keys in a dorm room in college, so guess it is just me. Anyways, found my phone in seconds the other day. A few things that hopefully technology will fix, or perhaps there is another product out there. - the responders that you attach to your keys, phone, etc., are way too big. About 1" wide by 2" long. It fits fine for a key ring, but is bulky on my Roku remote and my phone. Plus, the tiny litte double-sided stickers in the kit do not work so I had to use real strong packing tape to tape the responder to the back of my phone and the remote. Finally, I put one in my purse and it was so muffled that it didn't work, so I put it on the outside where I have a metal o ring at the bottom of the strap. Not sure what I would do if not ring at the bottom of a purse...will cross that bridge when come to it. In general, if your phone is right side up, the responder is so muffled you have to be in the same room and pretty close to hear it. When you turn it so the responder is right side up the sound is loud. Not sure if there is a solution to this, but if you have a larger home, good luck. I would not be the kind of person to remember to keep my phone upside down so that the responder is right side up. Other than that the remote is small which is good and bad because you don't want to lose that! I put it in a little bowl near my TV with my Roku remote, so you just have to make sure to keep track of it. I do like the small size because remotes are just so huge. I would buy it for someone with a small home, just know the disadvantages of it being so muffled in a purse that you can't hear it and super muffled if the responder is not right side up.

We're in the middle of moving and our house is a mess. Boxes everywhere. I can't find anything. This has been a lifesaver. It works great. Have one on my purse, the roku remote and a few other things that tend to get misplaced in the clutter. Very helpful if you misplace things a lot. Hatag is larger than I'd like, but so far hasn't been a big issue.

ok it is very good but has short range (lets face it thats a good thing for a key finder)however in order to locate the key finder you have to use the emote provided and my question is, what happens if you lose the remote? the product comes with key rings, stickers for labeling, remotes (obviously) and main remote it also provides batteries for each remote and the screwdriver to unscrew it, so it all depends on if your willing to duct tape the remote to an undisclosed location in your house and hope the duct tape hold so that way you dont lose it, past that though pretty decent product

This is what I desperately needed.

Attached each of these to things I keep losing. These are mostly designed for key rings and they work well for that. The chips that make noise are a bit bigger than I would have liked but they work. I loose my remote controllers often and it would have been great to see a chip designed to attach to remotes. I tapped mine to each one without covering up the speaker, the remotes have a little bit more bulk to them - maybe look a little silly - but I find them quickly now and don't loose them.

Puse un medidor de decibles junto al receptor y es de 85db como lo marca su especificación, aún así me hubiera gustado que fuera un poco más fuerte. Funciona perfectamente y tiene buen alcance así que no tengo queja. Ahora solo falta no perder el localizador principal :)

super util e ideal para los que perdemos siempre cosas, llaves, cartera dentro de la casa

gasta muy rápido las baterías