I am very surprised by Chipolo and find it a good tool for monitoring and controlling mobile devices and vehicles. If you know the system, however, you also know that the location transmission cannot be specified and transmitted very precisely and the update of the location depends on the number of mobile phone users with Bluetooth switched on near the Chipolo. Therefore, a location is probably rarely updated in rural areas. Overall, however, I am satisfied.
If you're in the Android ecosystem, this is a great option for tracking capability. The tag feels well made, has a nice included button, and produces a loud sound. My only concern was the frequency of updates as there aren't as many Android phones around (in the US), and so the location data can be stale sometimes.
Works great. I sewed the tag into the lining on my camera bag. It gives me peace of mind knowing that I can find my camera bag if it was ever lost or stolen.
Doesn't give accurate location, Al lot of the times it would also stay at a location even when moved hours before. Usually the location is close by where it states but I need more pinpoint accuracy. I also have the regular chipolo at that one is exact on addresses please replicate for the chipolo one.
We were glad to find a tracker that worked seamlessly with the Android Find Devices app. Used them in our luggage on a recent trip to Europe and was glad that we were able to identify where our luggage was at all times. Unlike some other people on our flight who's luggage did not arrive at the airport and did not have trackers in their luggage to tell where it was at. I would highly recommend them for a piece of mind knowing where your luggage, purse and wallet always are.