Konohan 5 Packs Portable GPS Tracking Mobile Tracking Anti Loss Smart Device Key Finder Locator GPS Finders Tracker Device for Pets Dog Cat Wallet Keychain Luggage, Alarm Reminder(Stylish)

At last I can find my things!

Absolute trash, it's not GPS, you have to leave Bluetooth on constantly or they stop working. The alarm goes off randomly, terrible battery life, do not get this is pure trash

These are amazing! I connected them to our Roku Remotes and I never have to track them down again. I can just page it and find it! 10/10!

-Cons cannot press button to find phone -App is very slow and glitchy. Have to shut it down and reopen it often -only beeps though it gives you the option for different sounds - one came Dead on arrival -app interface super basic and ico n incredibly unremarkable - one receiver gets terrible reception even though it's next to me Pro - does do what it is suppose to. -worth the price -Can double click to have your phone record sound -Can take a photo in the apps camera tab -Haven't used it outside my house but seem to know where I am on maps. -

I purchased this device specifically for long-tracking my keys, as the product description clearly stated it was a Portable GPS TRACKING device. Unfortunately, it is not worth the money if you need it for anything beyond a very short range. It only works if you are close to the item (within the immediate vicinity or line-of-sight), essentially operating like a basic Bluetooth key finder. For long-distance tracking, which is what I needed it for, it does not work like the description states. I found the claims to be completely misleading. If you're looking for an actual GPS tracker that works across cities or neighborhoods, look elsewhere.

These iTags, similar to AirTag trackers, have proven to be decent for my needs. While I've come across negative reviews on Amazon, one particularly from a user putting these on a cat, I found them useful for my specific use case. As an Android user, I don't delve into the full capabilities of the AirTag system, but these iTags conveniently fit into a pocket in my wallet designed for AirTags. The application experience is a bit janky, requiring a certain level of technical know-how to handle background processes on Android. To prevent the tags from triggering false alarms when the phone goes into sleep mode, you need to adjust settings to keep the application running in the background. This might pose a challenge for those less familiar with the Android operating system. I mainly use these tags for my wallet, ensuring that if it goes too far, it sets off an alert. The app functionality isn't perfect, and while there's a feature to take pictures of the last known location, real-time tracking isn't possible with these iTags. It's worth noting that they come in a pack of five, which I found convenient, and of thrift. I even repurposed the battery is one of them for another device, thanks to the pack's affordability at $15. In essence, these iTags serve as a practical, inexpensive, aid in keeping track of my belongings, offering a step up from having nothing. Despite their limitations, their affordability at $15 makes them a worthwhile addition for my needs. I wouldn’t care if they screamed all night long, and I had to put a pillow over them to get some peace, when its time to roll out they better be aten hut! ready to scream when my shhh come up missing

All worked as they should very reasonably priced and now I don't have to search all over the place for my keys now I just open the app and hit alarm and follow the sound if you're like me about misplacing stuff these are a must have . .. Clear loud sound, takes you straight to location by sound or gps tracking ,very accurate great working product.If your ever playing hide and seek slip one of these on the hider you will find them every time quick ha ha.

Useless…couldnt find cover to them for them to stay on key ring..because rhey didnt come with loop attachment

Excelente producto

As mentioned the cell phone app to work with the devices is really poor. When you get into it, It wants to be able to access photos etc. Just a brief description of what each locating device is attached to (Car Keys etc.) is sufficient for me. Having to go through this give permission/deny permission part is tedious and mainly irrelevant. Getting each device connected to the phone and entering information of what it is attached to is also fairly tedious (the app is really clunky and the instructions not great.) However the most annoying part is that if you turn your phone off, when you turn it on again you have lost connection with the locating tags. There is a provision to re-connect but when you try to do that it just does not work and you basically have to start the connection process over again. I think the locating tabs are probably OK (the size is good) but the accompanying cell phone app needs a major revision.

No funciona si no está cerca del dispositivo al que esta ligado, tiene poco alcance.

Every time I leave my keys I get an alert. Perfect

A veces no conecta, a veces si. No tiene buen alcance y se desconecta si estoy en el primer piso de la casa y el localizador está en la planta baja, o si salgo a mover el auto y el cel está dentro de la casa. Generalmente no puedo conectarlo aún estando juntos el localizador y el llavero.