AirTags have some limitations Is this discreet tracker on Amazon the smarter choice?

Newsflash: You probably know what an AirTag looks like — and, chances are — so does any thief who’s trying to steal your stuff.AirTags do have their perks.

The small white discs are easy to toss into a bag or clip onto your belongings, are easy to use and work well for tracking down valuables.In fact, one of our former writers was relieved to be able to use her AirTag to help find her runaway dog.

But these little tracking devices do have some limitations.AirTags are on the bulkier side, so they don’t fit in a wallet.

And, more importantly, they’re instantly recognizable.If someone steals your bag or wallet and knows what an AirTag looks like, it’s not hard to find it, toss it to the side and run.

That sort of defeats the purpose.And it’s one of the key reasons why some people have selected a much more discreet smart tracker: The SPOTMINDERS Apple MFi Certified Wallet Tracker.This simple tracker is designed to hide in plain sight.

Instead of a round puck, it looks like a standard credit card, so it slides neatly into a wallet without adding bulk.And the best part: it also happens to be on sale on Amazon for just $32.One reviewer summed it up perfectly: “Awesome product.

It fits perfectly in my wallet.It was easy to set up.

Compared to Air Tags… there’s no comparison.This is a premium product.

And it’s loud!!!The SPOTMINDER is rechargeable, works with Apple’s Find My network, and lets you locate your wallet, bag, luggage or other valuables in real time.You can easily make it play a loud sound when you’re trying to find something nearby.

No extra apps necessary.“This is a lifesaver, and it isn’t bulky at all,” another user raved.

“Just slip it into anything you don’t want to lose.Charge it every few months, and you’ll never lose whatever you put it into.”If you have big travel plans coming up — or simply want a tracker that doesn’t advertise its presence — this could be one of the smartest options to keep yo...

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Publisher: New York Post

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