Noise Tag 1: India's 1st Tracker Compatible with Android Google Find My Device & Apple Find My Network,90dB Ring Volume,30M Outdoor Range,1 Year Battery, Tracking for Keys, Wallets & More (Midnight)

Looks beautiful and pretty much does what it says. Ignore negative reviews -they don't know what a tracker without GPS does. It basically relies on nearby Android devices' location that has Google's Find Hub installed. First time set-up failed. But following the manual for a couple of button press sequence and it paired smoothly.

Useless product Not showing realtime location when phone is away I purchased it for tracking my car as a substitute of GPS and it is very disappointing because I cannot return the product to the seller Why they mention it a GLOBAL TRACKER when it only worked with the phone connected

I have been using this device with Android's Find My Device network, and it has worked well. I used it while on a trip, and it was able to locate my luggage with decent approximate accuracy. In terms of functionality, it is similar to an AirTag or SmartTag. However, the Samsung SmartTag has an additional UWB feature which enables you to get the direction of the device when it's within range. I often get low battery warnings from this device on my phone, even when the battery is perfectly fine. Overall, it is a good, cheaper option for Android users. I have not tested this with an iPhone. Like any of other trackers, to be able to track when not in range, there should be another phone with Android find enabled near by, else it is not possible to spot the device our of range. This is same with Samsung and apple tags.

Google's Find hub app by default uses an inferior setting of "with network in high traffic areas only". If everyone would set this to "with network in all areas", the android network would get much better, better than Apple's who uses a similar setting by default. As for the device itself, it works well. The location is updated frequently enough and its accurate enough most of the times. I've notices that when the circle is large, the location is extremely unreliable, meaning the device could very well be outside the blue circle. That's not a fault of device though, the network needs to improve.

Not entirely Noise's fault, If you are planning to use this with Android, be low and behold, this. Tracker does not support "left behind" alerts, courtesy to Google, Als you cant ring your phone from this, it's only 1 way tracker