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Tile Mate 1-Pack. Black. Bluetooth Tracker, Keys Finder and Item Locator for Keys, Bags and More; Up to 250 ft. Range. Water-Resistant. Phone Finder. iOS and Android Compatible.

Tile Mate 1-Pack. Black. Bluetooth Tracker, Keys Finder and Item Locator for Keys, Bags and More; Up to 250 ft. Range. Water-Resistant. Phone Finder. iOS and Android Compatible.

Regular price $24.88 USD
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The Tile Mate is a small plastic tag built for daily carry, with a water-resistant IP67 rating and a sealed lithium battery rated for up to three years of use. It measures 1.49 by 1.49 by 0.28 inches and weighs 1.4 ounces.

Clipped to a keyring or dropped into a bag, it pairs with the free Tile app on iOS and Android. Within roughly 250 ft, or 76 m, of Bluetooth range, the app rings the tag. Past that, the app shows the last recorded position on a map. A double press of the tag rings a silenced phone, and the Tile Network can flag the item if another member passes it. Alexa, Google and Siri commands are supported.

Sold as a single black unit. The battery is not replaceable.

Attaching the Tile Mate works best when it goes somewhere it will stay put, such as a keyring loop, a luggage zipper pull, or a backpack's internal clip point. Because it is sealed with no removable battery door, there is nothing to snag or come loose over time, which also means the water resistance holds without any maintenance on the owner's part. The compact footprint makes it easy to forget it is there, which is largely the point. If you are choosing between Bluetooth trackers, the main practical factors to weigh are network size, range, battery serviceability, and whether a replacement alert exists when the battery runs low. The Tile app does notify users when battery life is low, giving time to order a replacement unit before the tag stops working entirely.

This product suits people who regularly misplace the same few items and want a passive, always-on solution rather than something they have to remember to activate. It works equally well on a child's school bag or a camera case left in a car. Those who travel frequently may find the Network feature most useful, since populated areas increase the chance of a lost item being detected by another user's phone passing nearby. A single pack is a practical starting point for someone new to Bluetooth trackers before committing to a multi-pack setup across several items.

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