It has the longest range out of all the trackers on this list – able to ping your item up to 122m away, and it also happens to be one of the loudest key finders we’ve tested. It’s also super simple to set up using the Tile app. It still features a metal keyring hole, which has been moved to the centre for easier attachment to your keys, so it now lies flush instead of sticking out at an angle. It no longer has that squared-off design, ditching it in favour of a sleeker, car key-like-fob shape. With the 2022 refresh, it’s only got better.
#APPLE TILES FOR KEYS ANDROID#
The Tile pro is the company’s most premium item tracker and is a superb choice if you’re an Android or an iOS user. Whether you’re searching for a key finder with UWB tech or with Bluetooth, we’ve had the chance to test a number of different models, and have rounded up our favourites below. But the company was acquired by family safety platform Life360 soon after, and we haven’t heard a peep about the tracker since, leaving Apple as the market-leader when it comes to finding your stuff with precision. In October 2021, Tile refreshed its entire range of key finders and announced that it would be launching its own ultra-wideband version to compete with the Apple AirTag. While the latter two are still fairly new to the segment, they’ve already begun nudging Tile off its podium. It all arguably started in 2013, with American company Tile.įor years, Tile was the only brand in the key finder space, but it’s since been invaded by other third-party competitors like Chipolo and, most recently, Samsung and Apple. To fix this age-old problem, tech firms have been developing Bluetooth item trackers of all shapes and sizes, hoping to help reconnect us with our lost property. Research even suggests that we in the UK spend 110 days of our lives searching desperately for our stray items. And that’s both inside the home and outside of it. Keys, wallets, phones, bags, scarves, pants. It feels horrible when it happens, but it’s a fact of life.
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