I love AirTags, but this slim card tracker is better for my wallet - and works with iOS and Android

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ZDNET's key takeaways

• The new KeySmart SmartCard (Gen 3) provides dual-network support.
• The battery lasts for up to 11 months.
• Recharge the card on a Qi charger or the back of your compatible phone.

Every time someone at ZDNET publishes a deal on Apple AirTags, I go buy a few more so that every key, vehicle, bike, and other major item that leaves the house can be found. However, I also use Android phones as part of my job, so I was very pleased to spend the last few days with the new KeySmart Gen 3 SmartCard that supports both Apple FindMy and Google Find Hub.

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