The TIle Sticker (pictured above) is a small circular tracker designed to be attached to “most metal and plastic materials”. This is made possible by a 3M-designed adhesive strip, which sits on the bottom of the disc and should be good for three to five years, according to the company. The device offers a three-year battery life, 150 foot range of connectivity, and comes waterproofed for outdoor use. This means it can be used to keep tabs on a diverse range of your belongings, including bikes, tents, and skateboards – as well as helping you locate TV remotes and other valuables, in case you coughed up for one of the best compact cameras recently. Costing as little as $15 per tracker when bought in a four-pack for $60 (opens in new tab) (or $20 a pop if you purchase a $40 two-pack), it’s the cheapest Tile product to date.
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In addition, Tile has also served up 2020 updates for its Slim, Mate and Pro trackers early. The Tile Mate, which costs $25 per device (opens in new tab), gets a 50 foot boost in Bluetooth range to extend its connectivity to 200 feet, while the Pro model is now available for $35 per tracker (opens in new tab) with an extended range of 400 feet in range. But the biggest overhaul is reserved for the Tile Slim, which gets a redesign and can now be had for $30 (opens in new tab) or bought as a four-pack for $70 (opens in new tab) in a better value deal. Its svelte new form factor sees it slimmed down to more closely resemble a credit card, allowing to slot more neatly into your wallet or card holder, while Tile also says it benefits from an expanded 200 foot range, three-year battery life, and alarm that’s twice as loud on the previous model. Best personal GPS trackers 2022: never lose your valuables again Best car GPS 2022: Sat Navs for automobiles Reviews Apple AirTags review BrickHouse Security Spark Nano 7 review Tile Mate review Samsung SmartThings Tracker review Spot Gen4 review AngelSense Guardian review Garmin Drive 52 & Traffic review Rand McNally OverDryve 7 Pro review With Apple heavily rumored to be launching a similar product any time now – speculation suggests a to-be-confirmed October hardware event – Tile will no doubt hope these timely updates help it maintain its position as one of market leaders for GPS trackers. More GPS guides:
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