Pebblebee Clip 5 Bluetooth Tracker Tag for Keys & Bags, 130dB Siren

I do read negative reviews. I thought enough good reviews made it worthwhile to try, so I ordered two Clip 5 Tags and Clip 5 Wallet to see how they work compared to Apple Air Tag with my iPhone. My Wallet Clip 5 delivery is out to mid-December (boo hiss). I just ordered four more Clip 5 Tags to replace the rest of my Air Tags. Listen up Apple: this is a technology jump over Air Tag. If I have problems, I will do an update. So far, so good. I figured if the negative reviews were accurate and I encountered problems, I'd just return and stick with Air Tags. Here we go: 1) Instructions that came with the Clip 5 Tag need to be redone. I did a Grok, and the installation was way better. If you order the Clip 5, do a Grok (good for iPhone and Android) and save yourself some time. Stupid FAST once I did Grok. Scanning the QR Tag was a waste, I think just to capture your email. It did me no good - as Mel Brooks said in "Spaceballs" - "MERCHANDIZING!" 2) I haven't tried distance yet, right now I have the two on charge overnight to make sure I'm "locked and loaded." I'll add a note in my iPhone's calendar to charge every 6-8 months. I did have Air Tag batteries that died, and I had no idea they were drained. Apple, you need to address this. Also, I had an Air Tag that died (I had no idea it was dead) that was like 13-14 months old. Apple's warranty is 12 months. Apple's response, "So sad, so sorry." Not cool. 3) Clip 5 is my first Pebblebee product: WAY louder than Air Tag - excellent. Even got my dogs' attention. Apple, get a clue. 4) Clip 5 has lights to show when the battery charge is getting too drained. EXCELLENT. Air Tag - you have no idea how drained the battery is, until you try to locate something and there is no soft sound. Apple, get a clue. 5) RECHARGEABLE! YEAH!!! The claim is 18 months. Doing a charge every 6-8 months won't hurt. No longer need to use the CR2032 coin batteries that can't be recharged. Apple, get a clue. 6) I didn't need to buy an Air Tag holder so I could attach this signaling device to my key ring, duh - additional expense. Apple is good at this. Spend $1,100 on an iPhone and you still need to buy a $15 drop protection silicon case. Apple is champion at "nickel and diming" you. Apple, get a clue. 7) The Clip 5 Tag came with a nice quality key ring - perfect size that holds my car fob, house key and my dogs' chip info. Nice. BTW, guess what Apple doesn't include....Apple, get a clue. I will praise Apple for allowing the "Find My" app to find non-Apple stuff. Seriously, good job Apple, I didn't have to install a Pebblebee app. Excellent Apple! My only Apple device is an iPhone 17 Pro deal that Verizon just ran that was LITERALLY PRICELESS to upgrade my 13 Pro to keep me on Verizon for 3 more years. I've been with Verizon since I was an engineer/architect at MCI so I'm at 27/28 years with VZ with no complaints as I traveled nationwide a lot for work and dog shows. I do like Apple products, well the iPhone (7, 13 and now 17), however, Air Tag needs a new generation with a BIG update - get a CLUE APPLE. The Clip 5 could easily blow the Air Tag away unless Apple giddies-up. Once you buy into a product like a remote signaling device, you will probably stick with it until a big tech leap comes out. The Clip 5 did it for me. You can see I don't update my cell phone very often.

I purchased 2 x Clip 5's to track my 2 cats back in December 2025 for around $26 each. I did not purchase the live tracking subscription as it's stated everywhere that these trackers should be able to work without it. They worked great for about a day and haven't worked correctly since. They worked pretty consistently as trackers for my phone. I'd just double press the Clip and it'd ring my phone. Unfortunately this isn't what I bought them for. I can't tell if it's a problem with the Clip or with Google Find My Hub but Find My quickly lost connection within a few hours, maybe less. I'd factory reset them, delete them from the Pebblebee and Find My app, clear my Find My cache, reboot my phone, and set them up all over again just to have to do it again within the next day or 2. I got a new phone recently, a Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, and was excited to see if this would resolve my issues. Immediately the same problem. I reached out to Pebbeblee through Amazon several weeks ago, they told me to reach out to them through an email I believe. All they told me was that Find My had released an update 2 days ago then (a few weeks ago) and to factory reset the Clips and start over. Well now it's been several weeks since I did that, it didn't work. I set them up on my new phone yesterday. Today: can't connect on Find My Hub. Cleared the Find My cache, double checked permissions, rebooted my phone, tried adding the Pebblebee just to trigger the prompt to press the Clip twice if I was having Find My connection issues. Nothing. This is the same problem as always. I will hopefully be returning them in about 2 weeks. In the meantime I'll test them on my mom's iPhone 17 Pro Max. Maybe it'll worked on Apple's network. Though I'll still likely return them if that's the case because the entire rest of the household only has Androids and it clearly doesn't work reliably on Android.

I've tried several tracking devices, and so far, the Pebblebee Clip 5 has been the clear winner for my needs. One of the biggest advantages is that it uses a rechargeable battery instead of a disposable coin cell. Battery life has been excellent, and I don't have to worry about constantly buying replacement batteries. I primarily use it to keep track of important items, and it has performed very well. I also tested it during an e-bike trip and compared it to another Bluetooth tracker, the ISOOCO tracker, on my keychain and the Peeblebee on the e-bike. The Pebblebee stayed updated much more accurately and consistently, while the competing tracker hooked to my keys lagged far behind and often showed an older location. I have included screenshots from my testing. Another feature I really like is the ability to locate my phone. By pressing the button on the Pebblebee twice, it will ring my phone even when I can't remember where I left it. There is a short delay of about 10 seconds before the phone starts ringing, but it has worked reliably every time I've used it. Another feature that I like includes, if you press the tracker multiple times, it will send a message to contacts you set up and it will give them your location, and the tracker will start beeping loudly and flash its light. The competitor tracker has no SOS function like this. And if you misplace the Pebblebee tracker itself, while on your keychain? Not a problem. This is the Pebblebees purpose. Just open Google Find Hub on your phone, choose the Pebblebee device, and tap "Play Sound". The sound is nice and loud. Unlike the other device I tested that only gives out a pitiful little beep, requiring to be in a totally quiet room in order to hear it. Pebblebees sound sticks out like a sore thumb in even a noisy room. Setup was straightforward, the app experience has been good, and the tracker gives me peace of mind for keeping track of my belongings. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. If you're looking for a rechargeable Bluetooth tracker that actually performs well in real-world use, I highly recommend the Pebblebee Clip.

Excellent product. Works great on Android with Google Find.

I've tried Tile, Air Tags, Moto tags, and Pebblebee Clip5/Card 5 trackers. Right now, the Clip 5 and Card 5 are the best trackers available, based on versatility, reliability, and price. Air Tags work great, BUT they are only for iPhones, and they don't have a card option for wallets. My work phone is Apple, but my personal is Android. I decided not to continue with a tracker that won't work if my employer switches phones, or I switch jobs. I haven't tried the Samsung Smart Tags, because I don't have a Samsung phone. Like the Air Tags, it is a flaw that they only work with that one brand. Tile has a card option, and is supposed to alert you if you leave a tagged item behind. However, they are horribly unreliable. Also, when the card battery dies, you must buy a new one. Mine died at 8 months. They were a waste of money. Moto trackers don't have a card option, and while the tracking was good, they caused my phone's battery to drain at an alarming rate. Customer service refused to discuss the problem, because my phone wasn't Motorola brand. I returned them right away. As soon as I disconnected the Moto tags from my phone, and deleted the app, my battery began functioning normally again. That brings me to Pebblebee, both the Clip 5, and Card 5. They work with iOS and Android. They are very loud, and having flashing lights, to aid in finding lost items. The Card 5 is thinner than the Tile card, which is great for keeping one with my personal wallet, and my work credentials case. It's too soon to see how long the rechargeable batteries actually last, but for the Card 5, it means it will keep working as long as the battery will hold a charge, rather than requiring buying a new one like the Tile card. The Pebblebee products, and app, allow someone who finds your lost item to contact you through the app, so that you can make arrangements to get it back. It has a "panic button" feature, that will send an alert to family and friends, with your location. It also can be setup to use the device to locate your phone. The tracking works great. The only feature that's missing is an alert if you leave an item behind. That is primarily because of limitations with the Google Find Hub (hopefully Google will add that capability soon). It only gets 4 stars because of the inability to alert me if I leave a device behind. Either Google needs to update their system, or Pebblebee needs to find a work around. I've got a Clip 5 on my personal keys, and work keys, a Clip 5 on my ear bud case, a Card 5 in my wallet, and in my work credentials. I plan on getting more for tracking luggage, and some work gear.

I've enjoyed using my 2 pebblebee clip trackers with the Android Find My network. They seem to get more pings than my cheaper tags that rely on coin cells. I never used the pebblebee app or website, I just immediately set them up through the Android popup on my phone once I turned the tags on. Easy to configure. Keep in mind that the Android network isn't as robust as Apple's Airtag one, so don't expect pings from low traffic areas. (less than 1 person passing an hour)

I want to warn everybody if you want to lose your money, do business with Pebblebee. They have absolutely no customer support at all. I tried to use their virtual support never got an answer. I sent three emails, and never got a response. I would never ever recommend this company. I ran across bad reviews from their products. The only reason I'm keeping them, it took me 2 weeks to get them installed properly and I had to go online to get the information to do that. But I'm 62 years old and I won't some kind of protection in case I misplaced my wallet and my keys again. I'm just looking for a reputable device from a company that has proper customer support and they don't let you go for over 2 weeks without responding. There's a lot of hype about these devices and highly advertised. I've seen enough videos that after a period of time they fail. And I figured by then I'll have what I need from another company. It has a place that you can put a message in there so if somebody finds it and scans the code that your message will pop up with contact information so they can get your property back to you. Every time I put my message in and complete the setup the message disappears so I just pray that I have something else before I lose my wallet or my keys again. I definitely do not recommend. I am now returning Both Devices , The CARD 5, and The CLIP 5. They Both stopped working within 6 days. It took me 3 attempts to get the Devices Properly Activated and paired up too my Phone. I had to perform a Factory Reset on Both Devices, and That wasn't easy. I saw a Product Review Video on Pebblebee Card 5 and Clip 5 a couple days ago where this guy was excited about his Pebblebee Devices, and he took the devices out and placed them out in the woods, and he wasn't able to get them to Respond when he tried to locate them. He found them and was standing over them less than a couple feet and they still wouldn't activate, and Make a sound when he Hit Play a Sound. SO BUYER BEWARE.

Pebblebee were a random little-known company when I first heard of them, but I always chose them for Google/Android Find Hub integration plus rechargeable batteries. They've always been high quality, and with the latest generation they've started making them actually kind of cute with the different colors, too. Plus you can use them with either Apple Find My as an AirTag replacement, OR Google Android Find Hub if you're in the Android ecosystem. And they're the only ones doing the light which makes it easier to find things in a dark room/car/etc! I love that they're super simple an easy to set up with Android, just popping up on the screen immediately. I can easily recharge them with whatever USB-C cable is laying around whenever the Find Hub app says they're running low (which is on the scale of months or years). They also seem more reliable with tracking than my experience with Chipolo.

arbeitet bei mir perfekt zur Haltbarkeit des Akkus kann ich nichts sagen, aber man kann ihn ja per USB c. aufladen.

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Easy to use and charge has a remarkable length of time.

Muy util y funcional producto

Funcionan bien