Rolling Square AirCard Dual - Bluetooth Wallet Tracker - Compatibile with Both Apple iOS Find My and Google Android Find Hub – Wireless Charging, Anti-Loss Card – Smart Locator, Black

This is MASSIVELY AMAZING, to the point i already bought more. It is thinner than what you think and can be used for a lot of stuff and not just in a wallet.

The tracker arrived looking exactly like it does in the product photos. It's incredibly thin, literally thinner than two credit cards, so it slides into a wallet without creating any huge bulge. The build quality feels premium and doesn't feel like some cheap piece of plastic that's going to snap. It works perfectly with both Apple Find My and Google Android Find Hub networks. I set it up without any major issues, and the connection was instant. It's a relief knowing I can track my wallet if I misplace it around the house or leave it somewhere random. The built-in buzzer is actually quite loud. If you lose your wallet under some couch cushions or deep in a bag, you can trigger the sound through the app and actually hear it. This feature alone makes it worth having for anyone who's prone to losing small items. One thing that's really cool is the QR code on the front. It has a digital ID mode so if someone finds your wallet, they can scan it to contact you without needing a subscription. The wireless charging feature is also great because you don't have to mess around with tiny batteries every few months. Overall, this is a solid little gadget for peace of mind. It does exactly what it promises and the slim design makes it easy to forget it's even in your wallet until you need it. I'd say it's a great value for anyone who wants to keep an eye on their essentials.

So far, it’s working great. Mine didn’t come with directions and that’s why I only give it four stars. But it’s still pretty simple to use. It doesn’t come with anything to charge it with so you do need to have your own magnetic charger. It does not charge with a regular USB cord. You need to have a magnetic charger. But once you charge it 100% you can’t tell what it’s at unfortunately they only has one little light that flickers once when you turn it on and beeps at you. And for me, I went to my Apple find me app, and added this to it. It also sends you to a website as well as an app you scanned the barcode on the tracker, which you put your information in there or your name, your address,, your telephone number, etc., that way it could use your wallet somebody can get that tracker out and scan the barcode and it comes up with your information for them to call you or bring it to your house. That is if you’re lucky to have somebody nice to do that. But I can easily now go on my find me app on my iPhone or iPad and locate exactly where my wallet is. If I put my wallet down and somebody in my house move it and I can’t find it. I go to my find me app hit the button to have it make the tracker beep and make a loud noise, and then I can locate my wallet extremely easy that way. I would say this card is about two credit cards thick. So this will fit into your wallet very easily or wherever you want to put it where you put your credit cards at.

This wallet tracker is thin compared to some others I’ve seen, about the thickness of two credit cards, so it fits easily into a wallet without adding much bulk. The build quality feels solid and premium, and it works with both Apple FindMy and Google Find Hub, making setup quick and simple. Once added into my FindMy, it works as expected. The built-in buzzer is surprisingly loud, making it easy to locate your wallet if it’s nearby but out of sight. I also like the QR code feature, which lets someone contact you if they find it. The only real downside is that it requires a separate Qi wireless charger and doesn’t clearly show battery level, so I have to charge it periodically. Overall, it’s a simple but effective tracker that provides real peace of mind. It’s pretty thin, easy to use, and works well for keeping track of your wallet or other small essentials.

I was super happy when I saw how thin this tracker is, making it super easy to carry around. I especially loved that it can be wirelessly charged. It's also better priced than other alternatives. The speaker is also good and would make it easy to find it. The only issue: it doesn't work. I tried setting it up multiple times on different Android (Samsung) devices, but it simply did not work. I have other trackers and they work flawlessly, so it is an issue with this tracker itself. I was it was easier to set up and get working, but as of now, it's useless to me until it is fixed.

My wallet sits in my back pocket all day, so any tracker I add needs to be genuinely thin and not announce itself at awkward moments. The Rolling Square AirCard Dual measures just 2.6mm, making it slimmer than two credit cards stacked together. It slides into a card slot and disappears. The ABS plastic body feels solid without adding any noticeable bulk or weight, and the matte black finish looks clean next to my other cards. Setup was straightforward. I configured it through Apple Find My since I carry an iPhone, though the card also supports Google Find Hub for Android users. You can only run one ecosystem at a time, but switching just requires a reset and re-pair. The built-in 220mAh rechargeable battery is a welcome upgrade over trackers that eat through coin cells. It charges wirelessly with any MagSafe or Qi charger, and Rolling Square rates it for up to eight months between charges. One detail that impressed me more than expected is the button behavior. A single press on the power button does not trigger the buzzer. Other thin trackers I have used would beep from accidental presses whenever I sat down or shifted in my pocket. That problem is completely gone here. You can still trigger the loud 20mm buzzer remotely through the Find My app when you actually need it, and it is easy to hear even muffled inside a bag. The included QR code for a digital contact profile is a nice bonus for lost and found situations. If you want a wallet tracker that stays quiet, stays thin, and never needs a replacement battery, this one checks every box.

This is one of the best wireless tracker's on Amazon right now. It doe not require a subscription. It works with Apple IOS and Android with the Google Fund Hub. The battery lasts for 8 up to 8 months on one charge and it's rechargeable. It doesn't come with a wireless charger, but it will work with any wireless phone charger for Apple or Google. It came fully charged out of the box. This is a HUGE advantage over an Apple Airtag which is not rechargeable. You can use this thing forever. It's the same width and height as a standard credit card and 2.6mm thick, which is just a little thicker than 3 credit cards. You scan a QR code to activate the card and you are able to track it through IOS just like an Airtag or through Google. It's really easy to set up and takes maybe 5-10 minutes. It also has a built in locater alarm like the Airtag. The alarm is very loud. The fact that this is much flatter than an Airtag means you can ship it with a thin envelope. It's also fits great in a wallet or purse and is much more discreet. You would never know this was a tracker. For $15, this is an excellent price and is cheaper than any locater without a subscription on Amazon with these features. Overall, I would say this is the best Bluetooth Tracker on Amazon right now under $50. I would absolutely recommend this product.

This tracking card has a lot of potential. The hardware is very nice, it's slim and feels sturdy enough. The QR code digital ID is a nice touch. I reported a bug on the digital ID site and the devs got it fixed within hours. When it works, the location is accurate and the chime is sufficiently loud. However, the onboarding experience for Android was very painful. I kept getting a "can't play sound" error when testing the sound, so I tried removing and re-adding the card. It took an extreme amount of fiddling around to get it re-paired, and then the "can't play sound" error persisted. In the couple of weeks I've had the card, I've tested many times and it connects maybe 33% of the time even sitting right next to it. When it does connect, it's very responsive. I suspect something wrong with the firmware or hardware since my other tracking devices don't have this issue with Android Find Hub.