2-Pack Android Wallet Tracker Card (Google Find Hub certified) – 1.6mm ultra slim, IP68 waterproof tag

What you’re buying and why it exists

If you’re forever misplacing the “important stuff” (wallet, passport, bag, suitcase), this 2-pack of Android Wallet Tracker Card tags is designed to help you find it without turning your life into a guessing game. On paper, it’s the kind of tracker you slide into a wallet slot or tuck into a luggage corner, then use the Find Hub app to locate it.

A key detail: these cards are described as certified for Google Find Hub and are for Android devices only. So if your household mixes iPhones in the mix, or you were hoping for a universal tracker, this one may not fit how you actually live.

The essentials (and the limits you should know upfront)

This tracker card uses Bluetooth for close-range locating and then relies on the wider Find Hub network for location when you’re out of Bluetooth range. There’s also family-friendly sharing, using encrypted anonymous technology as stated.

The big limitations are fairly straightforward: - It’s not compatible with iOS or Huawei devices (Android only, per the description). - Battery life is “up to” two years, so real-world use depends on how often you trigger location/sound and app activity.

If you’re happy with those boundaries, it’s a sensible, low-profile approach compared with bulkier trackers that can be annoying to carry.

Where it stands out in everyday use

The “ultra slim” angle is the point here. At just 1.6mm thick, it’s made to be easy to carry in a wallet card slot. That matters because a tracker that bulks up your wallet tends to get left at home. This one is explicitly meant to stay with your essentials.

And when you’re close enough, you can tap “Play Sound” in the app. The card emits a loud alarm up to 100dB (within Bluetooth range, stated as up to 65m). In practical terms, that’s the difference between rummaging through sofa cushions and being able to pinpoint which crevice your wallet or passport has ended up in.

Waterproof build for bags and travel

This isn’t a “desk-only” gadget. It’s rated IP68 and is described as withstanding immersion in water 1.5 metres deep for up to 30 minutes. For real life, that means you don’t have to baby it quite as much when it’s living in a bag near rain, dust, or accidental splashes.

That said, IP ratings cover specific testing conditions—so it’s still worth being sensible with storage and avoiding unnecessary exposure beyond the stated scenario.

Battery life and what to expect from maintenance

The card battery is stated as lasting up to 2 years. You can check the battery level in the app, and the app will show a low battery notification when it’s time to replace the card.

This is a fairly typical approach for wallet trackers: you’re not charging it daily, but you do eventually swap it out. If you want something rechargeable instead of replaceable, you may want to look at other tracker types.

Compatibility and requirements (don’t skip this)

This is certified by Google Find Hub and is explicitly not compatible with iOS or Huawei devices. It also says it connects via the Find Hub app with no additional subscription fees required (as stated).

Worth considering if you want family sharing: you can share the tracker card’s location with trusted family members and friends, and the description mentions encrypted anonymous technology for location data security.

If your setup doesn’t include Android devices using Find Hub, the features won’t land the way you’d expect.

Is it worth it?

A solid pick if you own Android phones that use Google Find Hub and you want a genuinely slim card-style tracker for day-to-day carry—wallets, passports, and travel bags—where you can either use Bluetooth “Play Sound” close-up or rely on Find Hub network location when it’s further away.

It might not be the best choice if you need compatibility with iPhones (or Huawei), or if you strongly prefer rechargeable trackers rather than “replace when battery is low”. It also suits people who are comfortable with the idea that location updates beyond Bluetooth range depend on the wider Find Hub user network.

So, buy it when you want a low-profile, travel-friendly tag that targets the most common losing scenarios. Skip it if you’re hoping for cross-platform support or guaranteed performance in areas with fewer Find Hub devices.

Mini FAQ

How do you locate it when it’s nearby?

Within Bluetooth range, you can tap “Play Sound” in the Find Hub app and the card will emit an alarm (up to 100dB, stated, within Bluetooth range).

Can it be used with iPhone?

No. The description states it’s certified for Google Find Hub and is not compatible with iOS devices.

Does it work when it’s outside Bluetooth range?

Yes, the description says location is provided via the global Find Hub user network when it’s beyond Bluetooth range.

Is it waterproof?

It’s rated IP68 and is described as withstanding immersion in water 1.5 metres deep for up to 30 minutes.

How long does the battery last?

Battery life is stated as up to 2 years, with battery level checks available in the app and low-battery notifications when it’s time to replace the card.