Rolling Square Aircard - Wallet Tracker Bluetooth Item Finder, Luggage Tracker for Suitcase, Backpack, QR Code Business Card Battery 2.5y, Ultra Slim 2.2mm, Multipack 4x

Used in my car and caravan, very good tracking, cheaper than air tags but do the same job Highly recommend

Let’s get the good out of the way first, it’s slightly cheaper than an air tag and fits into a standard sized wallet, it works well and pairs easily and can be easily located in Find My Phone without any additional apps required. If you misplace your wallet nearby you can send a command for issue a sound so you can find it that way. If you lose your wallet completely you can see it on a map and track it. As you get closer you get an arrow that shows you the direction and distance until you find it. Basically, it does everything an air tag does and is slightly cheaper. One standout feature of the Aircard is the integrated NFC tag linked to a customised profile, on allowing you to share your digital identity, including contact links, social media accounts etc. There’s even a QR code on the front making it great idea. Now the bad and the reason I probably wouldn’t buy one. It’s a single use, disposable product. Yes, the battery is supposed to last over 2 years (I guess that will be less depending how often you activate it to play sound ) but is not replaceable so you are expected to bin it. To me this is a massive waste and a missed opportunity. So to conclude, it works well and will do what it promises but for the price I would recommend an air tag instead as the battery is easily replaced on those whereas this is a single use, disposable product, which was a choice by the manufacturer. I see no reason why the battery couldn’t be replaced but to me is simply a means to driving further purchases

I bought the Rolling Square Aircard Wallet Tracker because I'm constantly misplacing my essentials, especially my wallet and backpack. This multipack with two cards seemed like the ideal solution to keep track of my belongings and avoid the daily panic of searching for them. When I received the Aircards, I was impressed by how ultra-slim they were. At only 2.2mm thick, they easily slipped into my wallet and backpack without adding any noticeable bulk. The setup was straightforward. I downloaded the app, followed the instructions, and within minutes, both Aircards were ready to go. The Bluetooth connectivity was seamless, and the range was quite decent, allowing me to locate my items within my home effortlessly. One of the features I found particularly innovative was the QR code business card. It’s a neat touch, offering a modern way to share contact information. I tested it out, and it worked flawlessly, adding an extra layer of functionality to the device. However, there were a few minor drawbacks. While the tracker’s slimness is a definite plus, it also means that the sound emitted when trying to locate the item isn’t very loud. In a noisy environment, it might be hard to hear, which could be a bit frustrating. Additionally, while the battery life is impressive at 2.5 years, I wish there was a way to replace the battery instead of having to purchase a new tracker once it’s depleted. Despite these small issues, the Rolling Square Aircard has been a significant help in my daily routine. It’s saved me from countless frantic searches and brought some peace of mind knowing I can always find my important items. If you’re like me and have a tendency to misplace things, this tracker is definitely worth considering.

I ordered the Rolling Square Aircard multipack as I am most definitely the worst person in the world for thoughtlessly dumping things down picking something else up and just walking away without a thought! I have found the integration with Apple’s Find My network works perfectly. The Bluetooth signal is strong, and I can easily track my purse, handbag and sunglasses and reading glasses cases anywhere. The sound feature is particularly useful; it's loud enough to locate my purse even when it's buried under a pile of clothes at the bottom of a laundry basket. I also love the forgetfulness notification, which alerts me if I leave the Aircard behind. Both features have already saved me lost time and countless panicked searches and I've only been using them for two weeks! The NFC tag and QR code have been great for networking. I can share my contact details effortlessly, which has been really useful at meetings and events. The Aircard's slim design is impressive. Despite being only 2.2mm thick, it feels sturdy thanks to its Aluminium body and glass coating. Plus, it's water-resistant, which adds to its durability and usefulness. Overall, the Rolling Square Aircard has exceeded my expectations. It’s a reliable and stylish way to keep track of my belongings, and at the current price of £89.90 for a pack of four, it’s excellent value. Highly recommended! For your confidence in this Vine Voice review, I am under no obligation as to what I can or cannot write and I only ever leave honest and unbiased reviews whether they be good or bad. Thank you for reading this review and I hope you find it helpful.

I recently ordered the Rolling Square Aircards - Tracker Bluetooth Item Finders, and I'm genuinely impressed with its performance. The primary reason for my order was to have a reliable tracker in my wallet and my wife's, as we often misplace them. With the extra Aircards included, I also decided to hide one in my car and the other to use for our luggage. Having previously used a Tile wallet tracker, I found it unreliable and frequently problematic. In contrast, my first impressions of the Aircard were positive; it looks sleek and feels high-quality. The versatility of these cards adds a convenient, multipack layer to my daily routines. Setting up the Aircards with the Apple Find My App was straightforward, and the ability to label each card is a helpful feature. The tracking performance is excellent, and the sound emitted when searching for misplaced items is loud enough to make finding them easy. The left-behind feature and lost mode are invaluable additions. One unique aspect of the Aircard is the integrated NFC tag linked to a custom profile on Sherr.it, allowing me to share my digital identity, including contact links and social media accounts. The visible QR code on the front face provides the same functionality, making it a standout feature. Overall, these Aircards are fantastic. They're easy to set up, with additional YouTube guides available for extra help. While they are not rechargeable and need replacing after a couple of years, the benefits far outweigh this minor drawback. I'm very satisfied and highly recommend them for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile item tracker.

This 2 pack of aircards are slim and sleek and fit easily into wallets without adding to the bulk. They're very easy to use, the trickiest part is turning them on as you have to press very hard! You'll know when you've done it right as the light will flash and it will beep. After turning them on, I navigated to Items on my Apple Find My app and it was just a case of adding new by clicking on the plus. The Aircards were detected immediately and I could allocate them both a name and an emoji. Connectivity at home seemed OK with a decent refresh rate but I noticed that when my husband took his wallet to work the location stuck halfway along the road and showed 20 mins ago - not ideal if you lose your wallet out and about. However, this sometimes happens with my other Apple Air Tags too so not an issue isolated to the Aircards. You have the option in the app to play a sound on the device if you've misplaced your wallet, but I found that this wasn't very loud and tricky to hear when my wallet was down the side of the sofa - you definitely need to be in the same room and listening hard. Overall a handy item with multiple uses but connectivity isn't perfect.

This for me was tricky and unreliable I have been using an apple airtag for a long while and that works quickly and flawlessly This has the same concept but it is in card form - semi translucent so you can see the internal electronics Works the same way - use apple Find My to select it as ‘other item’ and in theory that’s it. Leave it in a wallet or anywhere and when an iPhone is in proximity (60 feet) it’ll locate it. Firstly this was tricky to turn on - you have to correctly find the on off switch and press hard - very hard - for it to bleep. Then connect it. This should in theory stay on but it keeps switching off. There are two cards in the set and both have this issue. I tried again - connected- put it in my son’s wallet and then after a short while it switched off and disconnected. I soon gave up. I’ll be sticking to an AirTag

This is a pair of excellent, easy to use credit card size trackers, which are fully compatible with Apple’s Find My technology. Each card is the size and weight of a credit card, or ever so slightly thicker and heavier. They therefore fit easily in a wallet, and provide the user with a good chance of locating their wallet if it is misplaced. I tested the trackers with an iPhone using the Find My app, and setup was quick and easy, with the app identifying the cards almost instantly. Most importantly, in testing, the trackers did their job, playing a (slightly quiet) sound once the Find My app had zeroed in on their location. I cannot confirm the battery life which is stated at 2.5 years, after which time the entire unit must be replaced. I would have preferred a rechargeable or replaceable battery. Overall this is a very good product for its use cases, which is easy to set up and use. Recommended.

Perfect fix for wallets. Only 2 credit cards thick.

Super produit fonctionne très bien, seulement la porter pour émettre un son est légèrement faible environ 5 m dans une maison

Ottimo da avere nel portafoglio.

When I moved from a huge wallet that could support an AirTag to a tiny card case, I needed something I could track it with. I looked at a number of tracking cards and then, fortuitously, Rolling Square’s popped up in Vine, so I requested some. I am impressed. The very first thing I noticed is the construction. It looks and feels really well-made, very much unlike some of the card trackers I’d used years back that were just plastic and didn’t hold up to being in a wallet very long at all. These cards feel like they’re built to last. Like most other non-Apple Find My items, this supports most things you’d expect—left-behind alerts, seeing its location in a faraway place if other people with iPhones are nearby, asking it to play a sound to help you locate it when it’s nearby. It responds faster than any other tracker I have. Its sound is respectable, but not quite AirTag-level—if it’s inside my purse, the chances I’ll hear it are low. Because it’s not an Apple device, it does not support precision finding (i.e. “five feet to your left”), so this is important. Lost Mode half-works. I will definitely get alerts when the device is pinged somewhere, but if I ask someone else to use “Identify Found Item” with their iPhone, it doesn’t show up. The good news is that there’s a whole other system Rolling Square has added that makes this hopefully a non-issue. Printed on the card is a QR code, and embedded in the card is an NFC tag, both of which take you to Rolling Square’s sherr.it website. When setting up the card, I registered my card, turning it into a configurable scannable/tappable business card with exactly as many details as I want—but also, if I lose it, I can log into the site and switch a card to “lost mode”, which then displays a message and a prompt to contact me. Of course, the elephant in the room is the non-replaceable battery. I can’t say I’ve run it down; I’ve only had it for a little bit. I hope that it’ll last for the advertised runtime. Rolling Square does now also have a rechargeable version that might be worth looking into, for what it’s worth. But I already have these, so I’ll be rolling (sorry) with them.

Passt perfekt in sämtliche Geldbörse oder Wallet als Ersatz für einen üblichen AirTag. Haben gleich das große Bundle gekauft für die ganze Familie.