There are hundreds of Bluetooth trackers on the market. Today, I'm gonna give you
my top ten. (Cool Music) I've tested all the major brands and models with over 60 different
Bluetooth tracker review videos on my channel and I got to tell you some of
these things are great at finding misplaced items and some are just
terrible! There are some on this list that were
released a few weeks ago and there's one Bluetooth tracker still on it's rumor
train and if it gets released it's gonna crush the competition, so definitely stay
tuned and I'll give you more information on that one. If your new to this channel I
cover Bluetooth trackers a lot and they release new models and new features all
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on any of these Bluetooth trackers make sure you leave a comment below and also
check out my full pros and cons list on my website which I'll leave a link down
in the description below. Starting at number 10 and dropping down on my list
this year is the Key Smart Pro with its Swiss Army knife light key organizer and
built-in Tile Bluetooth tracker it definitely stands out from anything else
on this list, In addition to organizing your keys you can also add accessories
like a little micro wrench, a small knife or even a USB flash drive. They say the
rechargeable battery can last up to three months by my testing it's more
about 45 days so I do recommend that you charge it up every 30 days just to make
sure you don't run out power when you need the most. They've released a couple
different colors over the years but they really haven't upgraded the guts and
made it any better since their original release. It still does make the list
cause it's a part of the largest crowdfunding community which is Tile and
I love that you can carry all these little gadgets all in one package. It's
something that I carry with me every single day. Before we move on number 9, I
have an honorable mention the SafeDome recharge. Which is actually the first
wireless rechargeable Bluetooth tracker that I've tested. All the other
rechargeable Bluetooth trackers I've tested all requires some type of wire
plus it's super thin at 1.70 millimeters. It's pretty similar to
other Bluetooth trackers that don't have this wireless capability but does
have some limitation with its sound level, battery
life and it doesn't run on iOS devices unless the app is fully running. So I
think this is a great start and for being the first wireless rechargeable
Bluetooth tracker on the market it gets an honorable mention. At number nine is
the cube shadow. Another thin Bluetooth tracker at 2.22 millimeters
but does have that proprietary wire. I love the shape of this but I wouldn't
say that it's the best wallet Bluetooth tracker. Although is small enough to fit
into your wallet. Battery life is about three months and I would say the sound
is pretty good. Now if you're looking for a rechargeable Bluetooth tracker for a
laptop or tablet. This is probably your best choice due to its genius magnetic
charging wire. Other brands, you'll have to completely remove and replace when the
battery dies and if it's rechargeable you're still have to remove it because a
lot of these brands have a clip like proprietary wire that you will need
access to both sides of the tracker. Cube has some awesome features and a great app,
which I'll get in more detail in a moment want to talk about another cube
tracker. At number eight is the Tile Mate! ooh that rhymes... They released a brand new version this year and they improved the distance but
they really didn't change anything else. I recently did a distance test between
last year's model and this year's model and there's really just marginal
improvement. It has a replaceable battery that lasts up to 12 months, it has a
water-resistant rating of ip55 and since its a Tile, it has the largest crowd
community finding feature, so you if do happen to lose your Bluetooth tracker
and beyond Bluetooth range, it has the greatest chance of it being found. And
talked about being a found the Tile Sticker comes in at number 7 which is
Tile's newest Bluetooth tracker. It is also their smallest, which comes in around
26.5 millimeters round, but it is kind of thick at 7.5
millimeters thick. It doesn't have any holes for a keychain or lanyard so the
the only way to attach these things is to use the adhesive that's on back.
They say it's waterproof but don't get any IP reading so I decided to do my own
test and it did quite well. It's also nice is they include two stickers for almost the
price of one. The downside here though is Tile did go back
to its old ways and start making Bluetooth trackers with non-replaceable
batteries. It does have a 30-year battery life, which is very cool, but after those
three years you will have to throw them away and get a new one. The sound level
came in at 97.6 dBs which is okay and they say they can go up to
150 feet but in my max distance test I got a little bit more. I got a hundred and
eighty feet. Which is still very limited compared to some other Bluetooth
trackers on my list. Coming in at number six is the Pebblebee finder 2.0.
Pebblebee 1 was one of my favorite designs and now they've released their brand new
version. This one features a rechargeable battery and it's the very first
rechargeable battery that actually uses USB-C. The sound level is at 90 for decibels.
They say it can get work up to 500 feet but in my distance test, I actually got a
a lot less. It works with Lady A, aka, Alexa and also the Google assistant so if you
can't find your keys or your phone in your house you can
actually ask one of the personal assistants to ring your pebblebee for
you. They say the battery life is about six months, but I haven't had it long enough to
confirm that. I will be updating my full pros and cons list on my website. If you
want to see that there be a card right up there in the top right and also a
link in the description below. Pebblebee does have a cool feature called the Left
Behind alert, which is an out of range notification so if you do leave your
Pebblebee behind say at a restaurant, it will actually ring your phone to let
you know to go back. The downside to this is that it's only one setting of ten
minutes, so you're ten minutes away from your device if you do happen to leave it
behind. Hopefully, in their future that make a
a little bit more customizable. If you happen to lose your PebbleBee beyond
Bluetooth range you can mark it as lost and have the community help you find it
with a crowd GPS feature. We're about halfway through now and if you made this
far put #MDT down in the comments below!
Moving on to number five is the Cube Pro which is the big brother to its original
cube and the cube shadow which I mentioned earlier, even though it has a
replaceable battery it has a great IP rating of ip67 and I had a lot of fun
testing it did great. You can use the Cube as a
self remote. It also works with lady a, ALEXA, but doesn't work with Google home or Siri
just yet. It has multiple disconnections and smart notifications to really customize
how and when you get notified of leaving your cube behind which is really nice. So
if you have a cube shadow for your laptop or tablet you definitely want to
consider the cube pro for your keys. Moving quickly the number four is the
Chipolo Card and until recently it was my good to recommendation for anyone
that was looking for a Bluetooth tracker for their wallet.
Due to its thin design, 12-month battery life, a decent-sized lost community and it
has in and our range notifications so when I left my wallet behind out at work
I knew right away and to go back and get it. Still to this day it's one of my
favorite! And talking about Chipolo coming in at number three is the Chipolo
plus, might as well though the Chipolo classic in there also. The only
difference between the two is the classic has a placeable battery that
lasts about nine months, where the plus has a non-replaceable battery that lasts
12 months. Both models feature an in and out of range notifications, decent sound level,
and it also has a good range. You also work with Lady A, ALEXA, Google assistant. At number
two is the brand-new Tile Slim 2020 which is the brand new king of wallet
trackers. Tile Slim's previous model only had one year battery life but this new
model has a three-year battery life. It has great sound and distance but does not
have any out of range notifications or what they call smart alerts now they do
offer it for a premium service but in my testing these smart alerts do not work
on the tile. That tile premium service does cost three dollars a month or $30 a
year and you get a couple of extra benefits that a lot of other Bluetooth
trackers give to you for free, so I do not think the tile premium service is
worth it. But even without that service the Tile slim is awesome because Tile has the
largest number of active users currently in their community so if you happen to
lose your tile beyond Bluetooth range you have the greatest chance of finding
your item with Tile. CURRENTLY! And at number one
is a Tile Pro 2020. Yes last year they released the Tile Pro, and this year they
released a new one. I was impressed last year with the distance and then this
year I'm even more impressed. It got a little bit more distance and I couldn't
believe it. And consider it works with all three major voice
assistance, Lady A, Alexa, Hey Google, Siri , plus it has a great sound level, enormous range and
the largest crowdfunding community, it is definitely the best tracker on the
market! But... there's a storm a-brewing with the rumors of the brand new Apple
AirTag that's right there are rumors that Apple is creating their own tracker
there is nothing official yet but there are some good rumors and predictions
which i've done a couple videos on the Apple AirTag, if you guys want to see
those there be a playlist right up there and also down in the description. Now the
big thing here with the new Apple AirTag is not the design and what it's for
it's actually the number of active users. Where if you compare it to Tile which has
about 15 to 20 million active users so if you happen to lose your Tile you go
into the app market as lost and then those 15 to 20 million active users all
looking for your Tile. If Apple releases their Apple air tag they have over 900
million active iPhone users plus all the Mac books and other Mac computers all
looking for your Apple air tag which makes it over 1 billion active users all
looking for your Apple air tag and that is a game-changer. If you want more
information about the AirTag when they release it I hope you would consider
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playlist definitely check that out right there.