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Tom’s Guide
Technology
John Velasco

This tracking card lasts 50% longer than an AirTag for just $15 more — and now I never have to worry about replacing batteries

Nomad Tracking Card Pro held in the hand.

I’ve put dozens of Bluetooth key finders, AirTag clones, and credit-card-style trackers through their paces over the years. They’re helpful for keeping track of my gear — I keep them in my backpack, on my keychain, and inside my wallet.

Unlike AirTags that rely on coin batteries, many of these credit card trackers feature rechargeable batteries that last upwards of six months on a single charge. While early versions relied on proprietary chargers, newer models have adopted standard wireless charging, making them even more convenient.

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