Pebblee debuted the “world’s first” item trackers compatible with both Apple and Google Find My networks earlier this month, and today we have spotted the first deals on them. The collection consists of three models, each with the dual-platform action, including the mini tag item tracker, a card model for wallets and the like, and the clip variant you can loop onto a keychain and things of that nature. Each of them typically fetch $35 apiece, but you can now score the first price drops over at Amazon by way of a series of on-page coupons. The details await below.
Pebblebee Universal item tracker deals:
The Pebblebee Universal item trackers, as mentioned above and detailed in our launch coverage, deliver all of the usual location data one would expect, but they happen to work with both Apple’s Find My network as well as the new Google variant that officially debuted this year.
While most folks, will really only ever make use of one or the other, these trackers can come in handy for families with members in both ecosystems or perhaps just for even greater precision – maybe one family member’s Google device can’t lock the location down, but someone else’s iPhone can.
Either way you’re looking at three different form-factors, each with rechargeable batteries rated for as much as 18 months of operation before they need to be powered back up.
Some additional context on these new releases can be found over at 9to5Google as well.
Pebblebee Tracker Tag Universal features:
- One of a kind: The Pebblebee Tag Universal is the first item finder that works with either Google’s Find My Device app or Apple’s Find My app. Note that you can use only one network at a time. Google and IOS certified. Find your missing item using billions of devices within Google’s Find My Device network or Apple’s Find My network
- Powerful Battery: Rechargeable and long-lasting Air Tag Universal alternative with 8-month battery life off a single charge. USB-C charger included for easy recharging. With its long-lasting battery life, there is no need to replace the batteries on our device, which can be used as an Android tag or Apple tag
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