Rechargeable Wallet Tracker RFID Blocking Card IP68 Item Finder Works with Apple Find My APP & Network with Recharge Clip (iOS Only)

So easy to set up, works great, just what I was looking for to keep track of my car keys with the small card and my wallet with the large one! Customer service was great to work with!

I bought this because I don’t like other products out there and decided to give this brand a chance . I definitely like the product and feel it fulfills all the expectations I had of it.

The Wallet Finder RFID Blocking Card is like a Swiss Army knife for the modern era, blending the cleverness of an item tracker with the vigilance of RFID blocking. It's a tech marvel that snugly fits into your wallet, partnering seamlessly with Apple's Find My network. But, even in this symphony of innovation, there are a couple of off-key notes: the proprietary charger and a tracking precision that doesn't quite match the Apple AirTag's virtuosity.First, the triumphs. This card is a beacon of hope in a world where wallets like to play hide-and-seek. Its tracking capability, while not as razor-sharp as an AirTag, still does a commendable job of guiding you to your misplaced treasure. The RFID blocking is another boon, a digital shield guarding your personal data against the invisible arrows of electronic thieves.The card's resilience is notable too. With an IP68 rating, it's ready to dive into adventures, shrugging off water and dust like a superhero. It's the kind of companion that says, "Bring it on, world. I'm ready."However, the proprietary charger dims its shine. In the age of USB-C ubiquity, being tethered to a unique charger feels like a step back, a hiccup in convenience that could leave you powerlessly stranded if the charger goes missing. It's like having a supercar but only one specific type of fuel can make it run.And then there's the tracking precision. While it does a decent job, it lacks the pinpoint accuracy of its Apple counterpart. It's like having a map to the treasure, but without the 'X' that marks the spot. You'll get close, but the last few steps might require a bit of old-fashioned searching.TL;DR: The Wallet Finder RFID Blocking Card is a commendable attempt at merging security and tracking in a wallet-friendly format. However, its reliance on a proprietary charger and slightly less precise tracking compared to an Apple AirTag, leave room for improvement. I give it four stars for a valiant effort, but with room for a bit of fine-tuning.

Not able to log into the app after switching phones. It crashes after interacting with just about anything, and now I'm left with a useless slab. Moreover, to make matters worse, one of them has started beeping constantly and I don't know why.

Slim tracker with quick charge using supplied clip. Registering with Apple Find My Network was simple and the longer battery life than comparable competition with a bonus of being RFID bkocker makes this superior product. 30min battery charge for 6 months of use is great capacity. Track it like apple air tags doesn't work on Android.

Nice idea, and it did send a message to my cell phone.

It looks nice, charges well, adds to Find My, all good. BUT, when I tested it, the sound was NOT LOUD with my unit.In fact, I put it in my wallet, put the wallet in a room, closed the door, and from 3 feet outside the door I couldn't hear the beeping at all. With the wallet in my hand it wasn't that loud!I like the RFID protection, and the thinness is great, but man, other people might have gotten ones that were loud but I sure didn't.

This card works great, both the RFID blocking and find my features.I had one issue where I somehow switched it from apple to android mode and could not connect, found instructions on the Ser seinxon website on how to fix that, and the fix worked. I am totally satisfied with this wallet finder.