Apple's new AirTag packs better UWB and a louder siren, but lacks Android compatibility and other features. Here are 5 trackers you should buy instead.

Chipolo is an item tracking company that has embraced Apple's Find My network, and last May, it came out with one of the first Find My-enabled third party accessories, the Chipolo ONE Spot. Identical ...

If you’re always losing your items, a Bluetooth tracker would help solve your problems. Or at least help you find whatever you use. Apple’s AirTags are among the best options, but Chipolo was on the ...

Last month, Apple opened up its Find My app to third-party device manufacturers, allowing for third-party products to be tracked in the Find My app right alongside Apple devices. Chipolo is one of the ...

If you're constantly losing your keys, wallet and other important stuff, Bluetooth trackers could be a big help. Attach them onto your things and you can monitor their location directly from your ...

Google’s newly improved tracking network, Find My Device, is designed to be the Android equivalent of Apple’s Find My network. Similarly, Chipolo’s new Point tracking devices are intended to be the ...

Chipolo has bobbed around for a while as one of those companies orbiting inside Tile’s universe of Bluetooth-enabled object trackers. But, last year, the company’s One Spot tracker was able to access ...

The Loop and Card trackers can last up to six months on a single charge, according to Chipolo. The Loop and Card trackers can last up to six months on a single charge, according to Chipolo. is a ...

Long before Chipolo became a partner of Apple’s for Find My integration, I’ve been using their products to keep track of my keys and AirPods Pro. I’ve been a fan of their iOS on top of its rugged ...

An AirTag and Tile competitor called Chipolo has today launched a new product that allows consumers to locate their missing wallet through Apple’s Find My app or be notified if they’ve accidentally ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Google’s newly improved tracking network, Find My Device, is designed to be the Android equivalent of Apple’s Find My network.