I’ve used a variety of alternative AirTags from different brands, which work well and are as good as Apple’s own AirTags. They’ve been similar in shape and size, small enough to clip to a keyring or slip into a wallet or a pocket. This tag, on the other hand, is shaped like a credit card and is ideal to slide into a wallet or purse.

It’s extremely simple to set up and operate, simply power on the card by long pressing the power button until you hear a musical melody, head over to the ‘Find My’ app on your Apple device and select ‘Add other Item’ from the Items panel. The Mili card will instantly be detected and can be paired and named. Tracking works well, providing directions to get to your lost items, though it doesn’t offer the same precision as Apple’s own AirTags. The card also supports NFC which means it can connect and interact with compatible devices that also use the NFC function.

It’s a very well-made card, it’s slim and sturdy and comes very well-boxed, which gives it a premium feel. It’s also waterproof and unlike any other tags and trackers, it includes an internal wireless rechargeable battery that can charge on existing wireless charges which makes it extremely convenient.

I am very pleased with this product, it works well, the audio is loud and clear when the lost sound is played, and its slim size means it can easily slip into my wallet.

Super-slim, perfect for the job.

Anyone looking at this will no doubt be familiar with Apple’s ‘Find My’ feature already. The fact that this works perfectly with the app really only leaves the main question… where to put it.

The most obvious place is my wallet. The problem is that if it’s stolen, the first thing to go will be the cash and any cards in there, with the empty wallet thrown away, pretty much straight after. This tracket would probably end up the same way, or even destroyed if the taker knows what it is.

Anyhow, I’m looking to go ahead with a ‘concealed’ placement in the wallet, probably inside a seam in the leather where it can be removed for charging when necessary. I imagine it would charge OK through a single-thickness of thin leather anyway (haven’t tried that yet), but for safety I would like to see the charging process, just to be sure.

One thing is certain, I’ll be looking at several more of these for other placements, now that I’ve seen it in action. The next one will be inside my camera equipment case. The tracker will be VERY easy to hide in that, and far less likely that the case will be thrown away should it ever get stolen.

Good stuff, and on a quality/value-for-money basis… 5-Stars.

I’ve been using Apples tags on all kinds of things since they came out, but was fristrated by the form-factor as they’re not ideal for something essential like your wallet.

This card is a great alternative!

There are others on the market, but this one has a real quality feel to it, and I really like the fact that unlikee some of the competition, it’s rechargeable using your regular wireless phone charger so will be a much better long-term option compared to those which have a single use battery.

These aren’t quite as acurate as the Apple originals, as they don’t have the special high-frequency chips which allow the phone to get the super-accurate direction and distance information, but they still work really well with the ‘FindMy’ network to give you a map location, and then when you are nearby you can get the card to play a sound to help locate it. In testing I found that loud enough to really help so I’m very happy with the card and have it my my wallet now 🙂

Definitely recommended!

This is a tracker made to be hidden in plain sight amongst your credit cards.
It is the thickness of two credit cards but with its black glass top and bottom and smooth sides with a very small and discreet on / off button on the front and the logo (MiLi) in a subtle dark grey and NFC and wireless symbols on the back it is not immediately obvious what it is.
It is tactile to hold and feels well made, almost like a miniature iPhone with a glass back on both sides.
This is a tracker that only works on apple phones, if you have an android it is not for you!
It was easy to pre-charge the battery (always wise on any new device) by simply placing it on the base of my phone charger that would normally be the home of my wireless ear buds.
The battery is rated to last for up to five years and needs re-charging every 4 to 6 months.
The tiny light flashes green while it is charging and goes constant green when fully charged.
Connecting it to my iPhone 12std was a very easy task, even for me! (I am a plug & play guy!)
The card does everything an air-tag does and from what I can make out it does it just as well.
I am for the time being keeping this in my wallet, but am considering hiding it in the padding under the seat on my motorcycle!
My wallet holds little cash and if I lost it, it would be inconvenient but not the end of the world, my bike however would be a far bigger loss if it were stolen.
I like this small item a lot and the security and flexibility it will bring to some of my most rtreasured possessions.

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My wife regularly seems to misplace her phone, usually when it is set to silent! The phone case has a built-in credit card holder and so I thought this wallet tracker might be the answer.

The unit is the size of a credit card and only a little thicker. The solid tempered glass/ aluminium construction gives an immediate impression of quality.

Because it is so thin, there is no space for a conventional charging port and so a wireless charger is required – it is important to note that one is not included.

The button on the surface does not depress, but is touch sensitive and I had some trouble finding the right point of contact to activate it. This is complicated by the indicator light making a single flash when the unit is switched on and also flashing in the same way when it switched off, making it difficult to know if it is currently on or off. This light flashes green to indicate that the unit is charging.

Once I did get it charged and powered on, connecting into the Apple “find my” app was very simple.

I have confirmed that it tracks accurately while the phone is out of the house but, perhaps more usefully in our case, there is a button on the “find my” app which activates a noise on the device helping my wife to locate her phone when it is nearby but out of sight.

Overall, I’m happy with this tracker, but I’ve just knocked off one star because of the fiddly and confusing on/off switch.

I always used to have a more conventional tracker in my wallet and whilst it was perfectly functional it was bulky. This is lovely and thin, about 2 cards thick, so it doesn’t affect my wallet much.

I have seen other card trackers, but most of these had a single use battery and the whole thing would need replacing when the battery went. This charges off my wireless charger, so a single battery should last several years.

The card itself is glossy black plastic/glass, not really sure which, it has a power ‘button’, a gap for the LED and a charging area indication. It looks really good.

Tracking works as well as any other third party findmy items, you cannot use the fine tracking, but you can get a general location and can then sound the item. The volume is okay and loud enough.

If you are immersed in the Apple ecosystem you will no doubt be familiar with the Find My app and how it utilises any other Apple device passing nearby to ‘ping’ and locate lost/stolen devices. In well populated areas it’s a great system that means tracking devices need neither GPS nor a SIM card to discover their location and transmit that back to your iPhone/iPad/Mac. This MiLi card tracker can be located using either this network or if close by using bluetooth. The card itself is a little thicker than a normal credit card but still very compact. The additional NFC feature whereby someone who finds your wallet can waft their phone over it to get your contact details is a great idea, however it would be helpful to have that instruction written on the card otherwise how would the finder know to do this? Being able to recharge this card wirelessly is a big plus as having loads of charging cables for everything is just a pain.

This device is a great way to protect your wallet and priced at 24 at time of review is good value considering all its features.

I recently started using the MiLi MiCard Wallet Tracker, and it’s been brilliant for keeping track of my essential items like my wallet, bags, and passport. Here’s why I’m impressed:

Firstly, the design of the MiLi MiCard is sleek and ultra-thin, making it easy to slip into any wallet or bag without adding unnecessary bulk. Its credit card size and slim profile ensure that it doesn’t take up much space and remains discreet.

Setting up the MiLi MiCard was a breeze. It seamlessly integrates with the Apple Find My app, making it effortless to track and locate my items using my iPhone. The iOS compatibility ensures that I can leverage Apple’s robust tracking features without any additional apps or subscriptions.

One of the standout features of the MiLi MiCard is its wireless rechargeability. Instead of replacing batteries regularly, I can simply recharge the MiCard using the included USB-C cable, ensuring that it’s always ready to use when I need it. This eco-friendly approach to power management is a welcome feature.

The tracking accuracy of the MiLi MiCard is impressive. Using the Apple Find My app, I can pinpoint the exact location of my items with precision, whether they’re in my home or out and about. The real-time tracking updates give me peace of mind, knowing that I can quickly locate my belongings if they go missing.

I also appreciate the versatility of the MiLi MiCard. It’s not just limited to wallets; I can use it to track a variety of items, including bags, passports, and even luggage. Its multipurpose functionality makes it a practical solution for keeping track of all my essentials.

Overall, the MiLi MiCard Wallet Tracker has proven to be a reliable and convenient tool for preventing the stress and hassle of misplaced items. Its smart features, sleek design, and seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem make it a must-have accessory for anyone prone to losing their belongings. If you’re looking for a simple yet effective way to keep track of your essentials, I highly recommend giving the MiLi MiCard a try.