The Lowdown
The Nomad Tracking Card is an exceptional product that combines sleek design and advanced functionality. While an AirTag will still be the best option for tracking items like keys and bags, the Tracking Card offers a thinner profile for wallets coupled with the convenience of wireless charging.
Overall
Pros
- Thin and light
- Works with the Apple Find My tracking service
- Rechargeable
- Long battery life
Cons
As a fan of Nomad products, I was thrilled to get my hands on their latest release, the Nomad Tracking Card. This innovative device is designed to solve a common problem many of us face—misplacing our wallets. And boy, do I misplace my wallet… frequently. It is thin, rechargeable, and a great EDC addition.
Having used an AirTag connected to my wallet for the past year, I can attest to the importance of having a reliable tracking solution; the tech has saved me more than once.
However, the Nomad Tracking Card offers several significant improvements, making it a game-changer in tracking technology.
The Nomad Tracking Card is a marvel of design and engineering. It’s as thin as a credit card, which means it fits seamlessly into any wallet without adding bulk, which is a major upgrade from the AirTag; while effective, an AirTag is noticeably bulkier.
The sleek and minimalist design of the Nomad Tracking Card is not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly practical.
And it’s rechargeable.
Nomad Tracking Card Key Features:
- Slim Design: The Nomad Tracking Card’s standout feature is its ultra-slim profile. At just the thickness of a standard credit card, it easily fits into any wallet compartment, ensuring you don’t have to compromise on space or comfort.
- Wireless Charging: Another significant advantage is its wireless charging capability. Unlike the AirTag, which requires battery replacement, the Nomad Tracking Card charges wirelessly using the same MagSafe or Qi charger you use for your phone. This incredibly convenient feature ensures that your tracking card is always ready to go. The battery life is impressive, lasting up to five months on a single charge.
- Advanced Tracking: The Nomad Tracking Card offers the same robust tracking capabilities as the AirTag. It connects seamlessly to your phone, allowing you to locate your wallet with pinpoint accuracy. Whether you’ve left it at a café or buried deep in your couch cushions, the Nomad Tracking Card ensures you can find it quickly and easily.
Using the Tracking Card has been great. As someone who frequently misplaces their wallet, I’ve found it to be a timesaver that has kept me from running around the house trying to find it when it is misplaced.
The slim design means I no longer have to deal with the added bulk of an AirTag, and the wireless charging feature significantly improves battery replacement.
One particular instance stands out where the Nomad Tracking Card saved the day: After a late-night gathering, I left my wallet at a friend’s house. The following morning, I couldn’t find it anywhere. Panic set in until I remembered my Nomad Tracking Card. A quick check on my iPhone showed me exactly where it was, and I was able to retrieve it without any fuss.
The Tracking Card is an exceptional product that combines sleek design and advanced functionality. While an AirTag will still be the best option for tracking items like keys and bags, the Tracking Card offers a thinner profile for wallets coupled with the convenience of wireless charging.
The Nomad Tracking Card is a must-have accessory for anyone who frequently misplaces their wallet. It enhances the functionality of your everyday carry and provides peace of mind, knowing that your wallet can always be found when misplaced through the Apple “Find My” service.
The Nomad Tracking Card sells for $40; it is available directly from the manufacturer.
Source: Manufacturer supplied review sample
What I Like: Thin and light; Works with the Apple Find My tracking service: Rechargeable; Long battery life
What Needs Improvement: Nothing
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