Chipolo was mentioned in the Find My Device presentation during IO 23. Looking into them I found that they’re based in Slovenia. That puts them firmly under EU privacy and general regulation. If you’re in the market for such a device, this might not be a bad option. I’m currently using Tile but I pre-ordered Chipolo to try.
I hate how literally no websites ever clarify, but what is the price? I see $77. $77 what? USD? CAD? I am unsure if this website is converting to my currency (CAD) or if it’s USD?
$77 Doll hairs
Joke aside, if you go to pre-order, it says “All prices are in USD.”
Thanks! I am going to order the 4-pack of the ONE points. The card is more expensive, does the same thing, and doesn’t have a replaceable battery from what I see?
Might as well just get 4 regular ONE points for less, and stick one in my wallet if I wanted to.
I might design and 3D print a card accessory to clip the One Point on. I know for Airtags you can buy them on Amazon for pretty cheap.
Think I’m going to hold off until the next Google hardware event, there are rumoured to be UWB trackers in the works
What makes UWB better than this? Just the fact that UWB can pinpoint the exact location? or are you just more interested in official Google offerings?
I picked up a 4 pack of these because they are currently 30% off pre-order. I suspect Googles version will be “premium” like Apple, and they’ll cost more.
Yeah it’s just the precision finding. I’m sure the Chipolo ones will be great though, I think the version they made compatible with Apple’s Find My network had better Bluetooth range than the official Airtags
Precision finding for me not really important when you can ring them from a distance. Also I have a Pixel7 so no UWB.
Preordered a 4 pack when they were announced.
Shipping mid July. Pretty excited for them
Same. I’ll finally have some reasonable tracking for my bike that doesn’t require GPS and mobile data plans. I live in a high-risk area for bike theft.
They’re pretty cheap on ebay, new.
Not the Chipolo Point though, which is the model that uses the Android Find My Device network.
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