Key Finder, Wallet Tracker Works with Apple Find My (iOS only), Replaceable Battery, Water-Resistant, Bluetooth Item Finder for Bags, Luggage, Pets & Backpack, 1 Pack Black

Attached it to my keys. It works just. Like an Apple air tag.

I love the size and weight! The app easily detected the devices. Also it’s only compatible with ios software. App performance is a BIT lagging, not showing the real time distance when running but app shows where it’s parked accurately. No fees- saves you money. Overall still an awesome gadget to have.👍🏽👍🏽

This is a great option for finding keys that is much cheaper than the Apple version. The only real difference is that with Apple's AirTags you can use the app to find the lost item with arrows on your phone, where as with this one, the only option is to make it play a sound. The "find" feature, however, since it requires you to buy the Apple ones, is a lot more expensive. I use this for my spare keys since all I really need it to do is play a sound when I lose them. The sound is actually louder than my AirTag so that's one thing it has over Apple. I can hear it, even when it's squished in sofa cushions. I am satisfied with this product, as it's a much cheaper version than what Apple sells while also providing the service that I need from such a device.

I recently tried out this tracker and it has made keeping track of my belongings so much easier. Using it with the pre-installed app on my Apple device was a breeze. I especially love the "Left Behind Remind" feature that alerts me if I ever leave something behind. Whether my keys are just nearby or I need to find them far away, this tracker makes it simple. The Lost Mode gives me peace of mind knowing my contact info is available if someone finds my lost item. Sharing the tracker with family is a nice bonus too. Overall, it's been a handy little device to have.

Just to be clear, I am not the type of guy who would go and divulge in a public forum that his wife has now TWICE lost a set of keys to the car. I simply would not throw her under the bus like that (assuming you could even find the keys to start said bus). But, speaking purely hypothetically of course, were something like that to happen, one might want to keep close track of the only remaining set, right?So far, we like this tag, although setting it up took some effort. Size wise, it’s not sleek - maybe even a little chunky - but not so thick that it would be cumbersome in a pocket. As others have pointed out, it would be nice if the alert sound, when triggered, was a bit louder, but that's a small point.Getting the tag set up was a little bit of a pain. I can't say this is the fault of the tag as opposed to Apple, but registering it with Find My in iOS took a couple of attempts (iOS 17). Getting sharing to work was just an outright PITA. There are a number of reports of people having problems with sharing AirTags on iOS 17 and the following method (h/t MrL09 on Reddit) ultimately worked for me to to get this tag shared with family members:1. Select the item to share2. In the share screen with the contact list, hit the (+) in the top right corner3. Search for the contact you want to share with (note: searching from the address field doesn't work, you need to search from the field you see after hitting the plus)4. Open the contact card, and select the phone number to share with5. Proceed to shareAfter we got the tags set up with Find My and shared with family members, it's been just fine - I know where our (remaining) car keys are. And, if a theoretical second set of keys were to ummm… (re)make themselves known to us… I would have no second thoughts about getting another Chzhvan tag.

I'm really liking these air tags, but especially the alternatives to higher priced OEM ones. Good thing others can make these and connect, instead of it being some sort of proprietary technology where you are stuck with one monopoly vendor.I already had gotten another brand, and they work really well. But they also were priced higher, and were a bit bulkier (thicker mostly). With this brand being both less expensive and thinner/smaller, it has two good features I prefer.I've now had time to actually test this one, and it worked like a champ. Really amazing technology. Nothing like grabbing your phone, and knowing where something is, whether its your keys or luggage or something else that might get either lost or stolen. I've put this one on one of our dogs, just in case it decides to find a way out of a fence and go exploring.I give it fives stars for size, price, and performance. Happy I got this one.

Installation was very easy for me to complete. You basically open Find My on your iPhone and you add this as another item and pair it and select an icon and a name for tracking. I got this because I recently lost my keys while I was out in the country on a Homestead, I ended up finding my keys 20 minutes later and they were on top of the hood of my car 🤣. I’m so glad I found this tracker so I can help prevent me losing my keys and spending 20 minutes searching for them. Definitely going to get a few more for my wallet and some other items. The notification sound is like chirping almost but it’s a pretty good decibel so you should be able to hear it if you’re a few feet away.