I Find Everything With Tile Trackers and They’re 20% Off on Black Friday
One of the main manifestations of my ADHD is my absolute inability to keep track of things in the house. I’ve lived in the same house for 14 years, so you’d think I’d have a system for where to put my keys and other essentials, but instead I’m constantly looking for them. To compensate, I rely heavily on the chirps of the Tile tracker I’m connected to, which leads me straight to them. The same goes for my wallet, which has a Tile tracker , and even my remote control, which has a small Tile sticker on it.
Tile trackers come in many forms, and many of them are on sale during Black Friday . If you, like me, need some extra help keeping track of your items, this sale is a good time to restock.
Tile trackers come in several forms, targeting different types of objects, and they all connect to a phone app. Using Bluetooth, you can locate your items geographically, but you can also have the tracker play a beep so you can keep an eye out for noise.
However, tiles are not perfect. Some models do not have replaceable batteries, such as sticker batteries. Instead, you will have to replace the entire sticker. Sometimes the app takes a while to connect to the tile, so if you’re panicking, this can be frustrating. However, if you give it a minute, it always seems to work. Tile works for both Android and iPhone, and notably these tiles can be added to Life360, a family app that lets you warn others if you’re in danger. Bluetooth has a range of 350 feet and a battery life of 3 years.
Slim is suitable for wallets, books and passports. The key finder is a key, so it works with anything that might have a tile hanging on it, such as keychains, necklaces, and bags. The sticker is great because it is tiny and will stick to anything. I have it on my headphone container, on my remote control, and in any book I’m currently reading.
Another surprisingly useful feature: if you can’t find your phone, you can tap on the tile and your phone will ring. This saved me when I lost my phone at a home improvement store.