Nomad Tracking Card Pro review: Find My mixed with Apple Card aesthetics On November 11, Nomad debuted its latest Find My-enabled accessory, the Tracking Card Pro. With a sleek new design and impressive battery life, it works hard to earn its name as a premium tracker. Andrew O'Hara 3 months ago 5
HyperPack Pro review: A premium backpack with AirTag built-in One of the common uses that have emerged for Apple's AirTag Bluetooth tracker is using it to keep tabs on a backpack full of gear. Hyper is cutting out the middleman and directly integrating the Find My technology into its HyperPack Pro. Tyler Hayes 2 years ago 2
Geometric Goods AirTag travel wallet: More stylish than secure The Geometric Goods AirTag travel wallet can make a timeless gift — but it lacks a critical security feature. Catherine Cargill 3 years ago 6
Chipolo Card Spot review: The best way to track your wallet with Apple's Find My The Chipolo Card Spot integrates perfectly with Apple's Find My app and is the absolute best way to keep track of your wallet. Andrew O'Hara 4 years ago 9
Nomad Leather Keychain review: A better AirTag keyring There are several AirTag keychain holders, including a few from Apple itself. Nomad's entrant is one of the most well-rounded yet, keeping things simple and stylish. Andrew O'Hara 4 years ago 5
Nomad Leather Loop Review: Holds your AirTag close with minimal frills As AirTag has finally made its way into the world, new accessories are coming to market for Apple's device tracker. We tested Nomad's now-shipping Leather Loop to see how it performed. Andrew O'Hara 4 years ago 12
Chipolo ONE Spot review: the only real alternative to AirTag Chipolo One Spot is a Bluetooth tracker with Find My certification, making it the only comparable alternative to Apple AirTag, and one that's also slightly cheaper. Andrew O'Hara 5 years ago 14
AirTag review: sets out to do one thing, and does it near perfectly Apple's AirTag is the company's simplest, and smallest product since it started including stickers with devices. If it didn't require accessories, it would be nearly perfect — though there are also issues to be aware of. William Gallagher 5 years ago 36
