MiLi MiTag Bluetooth Tracker for Android, Smart Air Tracking Tag/Key Finder/Luggage Tracker/Item Locator for Google Find My Device (Find Hub) App, 4 Pack

I recently took a vacation across Europe and brought along 5 trackers from 3 different companies —MiLi (x1) , Chipolo (x2), and PebbleBee (x2)—to see how they perform. MiLi performed impressively, consistently reporting my location within the same window of time and with accuracy comparable to the other two brands.It was the cheapest of the 3 and performed just as well. All 3 are about the same size but the Chipolo is slightly thinner. PebbleBee is rechargeable and quality feels a bit better. It also costs 2 time more than the MiLi.Overall the Google Find My device network has improved greatly over the past year. I pre-ordered the PeebleBee last year and recevied it just in time for my Jun 2024 vacation in Japan. At that time it barely ever reported location when I was away. This year, location tracking worked great. 1 of my bags (with Chipolo tracker) didn't make our connecting flight in Ireland. I was able to monitor the location all the way back home (USA)

Bought these trackers after spending a while comparing popular trackers to find the best one for my needs. To date I own 5 of these and they all work flawlessly. Location tracking is accurate and updates fairly regularly in busy areas. The setup process was quick and easy with my Samsung phone and the batteries have been holding up well so far. Will definitely purchase more of these again!

I'm very disappointed. I have tried everything to get this gizmo working, without success. One time it said I needed to make sure to turn on bluetooth (it was already on). I've rebooted the phone multiple times and have reset the tag multiple times. The tag only communicates with the phone when it is literally one inch from the phone. That's not gonna work at baggage claim.... Bluetooth is on, wifi is on, and mobile data is on. The OS is Android 11, and the phone is NOT a Huawei.. "My MiTag" shows up once in a great while as a saved device but when I tap "find device" the next screen says the device is disconnected and offers no means to connect it. Other times the tag disappears completely from the list of devices (which includes my phone and my tablet). When I put the tag literally one inch from the phone, once in a blue moon it offers me the opportunity to find the device (but doing this never actually finds it). It just says the device is disconnected. If the thing only works one inch from the phone, it's not going to be able to tell me where my luggage is. Adding insult to injury, I am now past the "return" date so I can't get my money back. (I haven't had the chance to try out the gizmo until today.

The product works well, and it is easy to use with Android devices, but not iPhone or Apple devices despite what it says in the description.

I was very skeptical whether these would work at all. We just took flights and tested them out. Remarkable. I was able to locate them at each leg of our trip without issue. We have thankfully never lost luggage, but with these devices I feel much less concern if checking bags when we travel. I will still use carry on bags as much as possible but for some longer trips with formal events and the need to bring multiple pairs of shoes, we need to check luggage and hope for the best. Hope just got a bit of relief.

I purchased the MiLi MiTag 4-pack, and the tags arrived in sturdy, well-designed packaging that kept everything secure. Each tag comes with the battery already installed, so setup is quick.The instructions are simple and easy to follow. I was able to pair and start using each tag without any hiccups. The app pinpoints the tag’s location accurately and detects how far I am from it.One nice feature is the ability to share access with one other person, which is great for family use. For the price, getting four quality tags in one package is an excellent deal. They’re lightweight yet feel sturdy, with a sleek design that looks good on keys, bags, or luggage.

In this review, I will be comparing 2 trackers, the MiLi Bluetooth Tracker (link below) and the 2020 tile tracker.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DP7LCN67Pros of Tile 2020 compared to MiLI:1. Slimmer and lower profile than most trackers on the market.2. Beeping is louder and more consistent3. Slimmer profile makes it less bulky on keychain wallet ect.3. Allows you to find your phone from the tile device. Device finding works both ways.Cons of Tile 2020 compared to MiLi:1. The white color attracts dirt and grease. Gets gross looking fast. Silicon sleeves exist on the market. but they are overpriced.2. Uses nonstandard coin battery size. Battery is replacable.3. Tile was bought out by MyLife360, a company that has had many scandals regarding user privacy in the past. If you are using any Tile on the market, expect for your location data to be sold off and share to data conglomerate firms and possibly other entities. The lack of consumer privacy protections is ultimately why I got rid of my Tile and switched to the MiLi tracker.Pros of MiLi tracker compared to Tile 2020:1. Uses Googles "Find My Device app" instead of Mylife 360. Google encrypts and does not store this location data or sell it to 3rd parties. This is a huge plus for me any why I bought the MiLi over the tile.2. Black plastic is much less harder to smudge up and get dirty.3. Uses standard coin battery size, also replaceable.Cons of MiLi tracker compared to Tile 2020:1. A lot quieter than the Tile tracker.2. "play sound" option in googles "Find my device" only works for 10 seconds, then shuts off. Find my device app will still show the sound as playing even though it is not. Stopping and restarting sound every 10 seconds is a workaround.3. Does not allow you to find your phone from your MiLi device.4. Bulkier than Tile 2020, though not bulky enough to make a huge difference IMO.5. Pairing MiLi tracker to "Find my device" is more difficult.Ultimately, they are both great trackers in their own respects. Tile is overall more functional, but at the cost of user privacy.