2026 New Dual Platform Wallet Tracker (Both iOS and Android) IP68 Bluetooth Smart Finder Card GPS Tracker for Bags Passport Works with Apple Find My (Apple MFi Certified) & Google Find My Device

Its nice and thin, fits in the credit card slot in my wallet, its easy to setup and use.

I’ve been using a wallet with a tracker for months now, and I love it, but when I saw this, and saw that it’s rechargeable, I knew I had to try it. This is just as simple and easy to set up as any other iPhone tracking device, except this one is almost as thin as a credit card. I compared the size (thickness) of this card tracker to the one that came with my wallet and this one is much thinner. The fact that it’s so thin doesn’t mean it’s brittle or weak; it’s just as durable as my other one. Charging requires a magnetic charging dock - the wireless charging pad normally used to charge newer phones. It’s super quick and efficient, and the charging status is indicated by a blinking light. When the light disappears, charging is complete and the battery is at 100%. I’m not sure how long a single charge will last, but I have no reason to doubt the product page. I will update this review if that turns out not to be the case. Overall, I think this is a great tracker. It has more features than many dedicated wallet trackers, and for a lower price. There’s no sacrifice to quality, either. I highly recommend it.

Cost at time of order: $40 Value for price: 4 out of 5 Pros Fits perfectly in my wallet Connected easily to my phone Harder to lose my wallet now Cons A little pricey, but worth it Thoughts/details Late last year, I misplaced my wallet. I have a tracker in my purse, on my keychain, etc., because I am constantly misplacing things. Normal trackers like those I had are bulky and hard to fit in my wallet, so I hadn’t set one up there. Besides, I always keep my wallet in my purse, so why have a separate tracker? Well apparently if you forget to zip your purse, your wallet may slide out and end up hiding from you for days. I had to report my cards lost, go without them for a few days, worried about the cash and gift cards that were in it, and the like. Eventually I found it, under the large chair I use regularly. My new purse unzips more than the old one, and the wallet had slid out of my purse and under that chair. I didn’t find it until my 3rd attempt looking under the chair, when I used a broom and moved the chair. So I got this as a way to prevent all the hassle and stress of losing my wallet again. It fits in my wallet well, just like a credit card. It’s discrete, so a thief will be less likely to notice it among other wallet items. It was easy to connect to the ‘find my’ app on my phone. It’s giving me a lot of piece of mind that I will be able to keep track of my wallet in the future.

Finding a tracker that works across different ecosystems can be tricky, so I was interested to see how this card handled a dual-platform setup. I primarily used it to secure my wallet, which usually gets misplaced around the house or left in different bags. The setup was surprisingly efficient; it paired with my S24 Ultra right away without any of the pairing loops I’ve experienced with other Bluetooth devices. The slim profile is a major benefit, as it slides into a credit card slot just like any other piece of plastic. It doesn’t add noticeable thickness, which is essential for keeping a wallet pocket-friendly. The build feels sturdy, and the water-resistance rating provides peace of mind for everyday accidents or spills. One minor point to consider is the alert volume; while it is audible in a typical room, the sound can be somewhat muffled if the card is tucked behind multiple leather layers or deep inside a thick backpack. It is a practical tool for someone looking for a straightforward tracking solution that integrates well with the Google network.

was excited to try this wallet tracker because I love the idea of a device that works with both iOS and Android without needing separate versions. The tracker itself is slim and fits easily into a wallet slot without bulging. The build quality feels solid, and the battery life has been decent so far. The problem is the app. Setup took longer than expected, and the interface feels clunky. It disconnected twice during my first day of testing, and I had to restart the app to get it to reconnect. The location accuracy is hit‑or‑miss — sometimes it pins the exact spot, other times it shows a general area that’s not very helpful. The alert sound is loud enough to hear indoors, but not strong enough if your wallet is buried in a bag or under cushions. I do like the separation alert feature, which notifies you if you walk away from your wallet, but again, it only works consistently when the app behaves. This tracker has potential, and the hardware seems solid, but the software needs refinement. If the app were smoother and more reliable, this could easily be a 4‑star product. For now, it’s more frustrating than helpful.