KeySmart Pro - Compact Key Holder w LED Light & Tile Smart Technology, Track your Lost Keys & Phone w Bluetooth (up to 10 Keys, White)

As someone having increasing trouble finding my things, I have found tile trackers extremely useful - especially with the location history letting you easily retrace your steps to where you last had it. This makes it even easier, as you don't have a separate keyring that can come loose. It seems sturdy with 6 keys in it, and is really easy to assemble and configure. There are only two things that aren't perfect - it doesn't really work well with any keys that have off-centre holes like some padlock keys unless they are all the same offset (a very minor issue) and the keyring loop on the attached bottle opener seems poorly placed as actually attaching any keyrings to it hinders swinging the keys or bottle openers out.

My wife is always loosing her keys - not any more. I had one of these folding key things before but this one is way better. The light has changed getting into the car, and the tile system works great. The tile help centre are also great at dealing with problems and sent over some video tutorials and personal advice when I was having problems with the system. Opening the door with the handle makes opening the door so much easier. Setting up the keys in the holder is the only part not really mentioned but is the most important. Putting the house key on the end with the led is essential with the dark evenings. I worked out all the keys that I might use in the dark and put them at the led end. The bottle opener at the other end attached to the car keys means that I can still use the led on that as well. The company make some more gadgets that fit in the key holder but these done appear to be available on amazon. I just hope that more items will be available soon to make a more useful set of key rings rather than just the bottle opener

Lost stars for high price/build quality. This is made from plastic rather than the aluminium versions that don't have tracking. The plastic is light but does feel a little flimsy enough that it may break if sat on. The price is exorbitantly high for the fact that it feels kinda cheap due to the plastic. It uses a Micro USB connector that could be updated to USB-C as most devices use this standard. It requires charging about once a month, but there are devices out there made by tile that do not need charging and work a similar way. The tracking is Bluetooth style with the last location and only detects actively if it is within range and has a charge, it also requires being able to connect to your phone to report its last location to be trackable when out of range. The battery died and wouldn't hold a charge after the 2-year mark when it left warranty. I do not recommend this product, get something that looks nice and the tracking functionality separately.

This is useful. It takes what used to be a big, ungainly bunch of keys in my pocket and turns it into a compact, streamlined fob. I have my car key attached at the end and five yale-type keys contained within the fob. It has a light that helps me use those keys in the dark, and Tile technology that let's me find my keys from my phone – though most of the time I use it in reverse, finding my phone with my keys, by pressing the tile button on the fob, which makes my phone play a tune, revealing its secret location down the back of a sofa cushion. I have three minor quibbles with it. The first is that red is a very poor choice of colour for this: every time I go through an airport security scanner, there's an assumption I've got a Swiss Army knife in my backpack, as the colour, shape, size and – to a certain extent – function are the same. If I had a choice, I'll like this in another bright, easy to spot colour (there is a black version – but I don't want something that's tough to find). The second is that the battery life is awful. I have an AirTag for my wallet, it lasts a year between changing the battery. This lasts a couple of weeks before needing a recharge. That's a little irritating (at least for me) as it requires a change in my habits. Finally, getting the correct tension in the screws seems to be impossible. To add keys to the fob, you take it apart, drop them onto a spindle with washers between and then screw the two halves of the fob together. Screw it together too tightly, and you can't get the keys out, leave it loose and the keys won't stay inside. It is possible to find the happy medium – but with the screws not fully tightened, they have a habit of loosening themselves over time, and every month or so you need to add more tension. …but overall, I find this a useful thing to have.

I bought this as I was fed up with keys digging holes in my pockets. I went for the tile version as I thought this might be useful. From first use to having had it for over a year I would wonder if the designer actually tested this out and put any thought into its use and the fact threat keys come in a wide variety of types. Firstly it is quite difficult to get this together with the keys on, I have a noun ref of different ‘Yale’ type keys, unfortunately the hole in some of these is offset, one has a square tab. I then also have a Chubb lick key which really doesn’t work well on here. I know the almost cliched addition of a bottle opener must have seemed like a ‘value add’ believe me it’s not. Pretty much useless. To compound this it’s a design flaw, as the other end of this allows you to attach a car key (in my case a door entry fob. However, when you use a key at this end of the holder you need to flip the car key out of the way which means the bottle opener sticks out the other side. When you’re trying to open a door the is infuriatingly in the way and jams against the door frame. As for the build, it is to say the least a bit cheap and shoddy. As you will see from the pic, the plastic broke away from one end after the first 3 months. The screws at both ends regularly come undone, requiring vigilance, twice now I’ve taken these out of my pocket with keys a washers flying all over the pavement.. I’ve kept using it just to get a sense that I got some use out of it for the money it cost. I’ll now get something hopefully more practical and less expensive.

Really great device, helps me out when I lose my keys or phone which is often and the key organiser fits nicer in my pocket. Needs charged regularly to ensure it has power. It could do with the App letting me know the power level was low on the key fob.

As a person of a certain age (old) I very often miss place my keys. I was beginning to think that my current girlfriend (who is lot younger than me) had decided to hide my keys to make me think I was starting to develop Alzheimer. But I am happy to announce that after using the KeySmart Pro for a couple of weeks that my faculties are all still working fine. Assembling the KeySmart is a little challenging as you really need to have three hands but once its together it works great. The app is not free for the pro version but in my opinion its worth the investment.

Fantastic device. Replaced my old Keysmart and Tile. Like that, unlike a Tile that you have to throw out after a year, this is fully rechargeable. Perfect way to keep my keys organised and always be able to find them. The torch is the cherry on top :)

Si lo que buscas es mostrar un estilo tecnologico y elegante, este gadget te servira, muy buenos materiales aunque aun deseamos que la tapa posterior sea mas resistente, evita caidas o apretar de mas los tornillos y durara mucho tiempo.

davvero un buon acquisto, la batteria dura 1 mese ca, utile la torcia e la funziona di ritrovamento con il bip. bisogna stare attenti è un pò fragile la plastica, mi è caduto una volta e di è crepato, ma le funzioni non si sono compromesse

No he probado otros de este estilo, porque este cumple con lo deseado y más. He tenido varios llaveros de la misma marca y todos han respondido bien, y eso que llevo unas 10 llaves que no son todas planas. Las llaves quedan recogidas, no molestan en el bolsillo y ocupan poco. Este modelo se me empezó a agrietar por una esquina (donde está el led) hasta que finalmente se me rompió un trozo del plástico. No puedes comprar ninguna de las dos piezas sueltas, pero al estar en garantía, me enviaron un llavero nuevo sin coste adicional (lo recibí desde EEUU en pocos días). He usado poco el led y la función de rastreo, pero me ha sacado de más de un apuro. Si he de comprarme otro llavero, repetiré con KeySmart.

as describe, really good, like product

Aufgrund der unterschiedlich qualifizierten Rezensionen bisher folgt hier meine. + o Einfaches,KOSTENFREIES koppeln in der Tile App unter Android. o Am Befestigungshaken befindet sich ein Flaschenöffner welcher auch zum Lösen grober Schrauben genutzt werden kann. o Ladebuchse ist feuchtigkeitsgeschützt, Plastik nach 3 Jahren noch nicht gebrochen. o Beleuchtung bleibt durch "Doppelklick" für ~ 30 Sekunden dauerhaft an. o Die Technik funktioniert trotz vieler Stürze nach wie vor fehlerfrei. Die Akkulaufzeit ist vernünftig, meistens ist gefühlt nach anderthalb Monaten Laden angesagt. - o Der Beschreibungstext direkt unter dem Produkt suggeriert eine Verwendundung von "...bis zu 10..." Schlüsseln, diese erfordert allerdings Zusatzschrauben o Die automatische Erinnerung an ein Liegenlassen benötigt nach 30 Tagen Gratisnutzung ein kostenpflichtiges Abo (monatlich 2,92€ bis 3,49€ je nach Zahlungsweise - Stand 26.08.19, Quelle App)