Keys and Phone Finder, Bluetooth Tracker Locator for Keys, Bags, Wallets and More, Up to 300 ft Range, Replaceable Battery, Water-Resistant, iOS and Android Compatible

I teach high school and bought these to use embedded in my bathroom passes, that way if students ditch my pass or try to walk around all day carrying mine I can go find it. I had two trackers by a different company last year that worked well but ended up accidently being taken home and lost. I know because I could see the addresses they ended up at and I'm not about to go knocking on doors.These trackers I turned on, linked to my phone and tested before placing inside my two passes. When I came into school and made sure my main pass was connected the next morning, it was not. These keep just turning off so I can't locate them when I need to. Also, when I do have a minute to turn them on and have time to check when a student takes a pass, these loose connection from me tracking them basically as soon as the student walks out of class. I've spent a lot of time trouble shooting and retrying the two I bought, they work when you set them up and pair/test with your phone but not in actual use.Absolute waste of money and time and seems like a possible scam?

So far so good

Range is NOT 300ft as advertised, it’s actually about 150ft outdoors according to the zenlyfe website although I would say it’s much less. I purchased this to track my dog but when I tested it, the app marked him as lost. That was it. It didn’t track him at all and he had only went around the block. According to the timestamped location history, he never left the yard, which was incorrect. Also, someone else connected to the tag through Bluetooth and I don’t know who it was or if they’re still connected.Gave it 2 stars because it arrived on time.

Works fine except when you are using it to locate your phone and you are wearing Bluetooth hearing aids. The location signal doesn’t emit from the phone. Only in the hearing aids. Locating keys and such works fine.

I ordered a pair of these for our luggage. Our travel agent recommended AirTags or Android Tiles and, with AirTags reputation wished, for the first time, that I had an iPhone. Since I don't, I started reading product descriptions and reviews. Most Tiles for Android do not have replaceable batteries and, as frequently as we travel, their 3 year life could be over before we'd need to use them again, at which time you just have to buy new again.These use a CR2032 easily replaced battery. I already keep a card of them for our other remotes.I spent too long attempting to get the first one paired with my phone. It did nothing like the meager instructions said it would. There is a 'help' link in the app which took me to "page not found". After awhile I tried the second unit. It worked as it should have with the exception that restarting Bluetooth (as suggested in those sparse instructions) to pair it did no good, but restarting my phone did.Amazon sent me a replacement the next day and a shipping label to return the faulty one. That one worked fine.I watched some YouTube videos, also as suggested in the instructions, and learned nothing. I looked for a FAQ page to no avail.Whether they actually track our luggage remains to be seen but after getting them paired to the app, I'm hopeful. If not, I'll be back and edit this review

Turning off the separation alerts in settings doesn't do anything. It wouldn't really matter but the Bluetooth range is nowhere near 300 feet it claims so it alerts when you aren't even very far from your phone. This causes it to alert for no reason and I can't turn it off. It's incredibly annoying and I might just throw it away.

The key chain device keep beeping when the key chain was in my pocket because something was touching it. When I reset the software on the cellphone I got contact again with the beeper but the last time I tried the cellphone software would not attach to the beeper.

Se mantiene mas tiempo desconectado que conectado por lo que no se puede rastrear