Belkin has announced they’re getting into the tracking game, announcing their SureFind trackers, designed to work with Apple Find My and Google’s Find Hub networks.
The Belkin SureFind range of Bluetooth trackers includes something for everyone – and ways to track everything you have ever previously thought ‘where’s my…..?’.
The range includes the SureFind Spot, a compact tracker for keys, bags and luggage, SureFind Loop Cable Tag, designed to clip to backpacks, handbags and more which includes a built-in USB-C charging cable. Lastly, the SureFind Card is an ultra-slim tracker that can slip into your wallet, purse or passport holders,
All three devices include built-in audio alerts as well as left-behind reminders to quickly alert you when you’re about to walk away.
All three come with long battery life, with the SureFind Spot offering up to 12 months battery life with a replaceable battery. The SureFind Loop Cable Tag lasts up to four months per charge, but the SureFind Card will last up to 3-years, however there’s no mention of charging or replaceable batteries.
SureFind Spot White
SureFind Spot Black
All three include a water resistant so you can track things meant to go outside, with the SureFind Card bringing an IP68 rating, able to be submerged, while the SureFind Loop gets an IPx4 rating – but the SureFind Spot is ready for the world with a water-resistant design.
Belkin’s commitment to more renewable materials shines through on the new range, with the SureFind Spot and Loop Cable Tag both Made with 85% recycled plastic, while the SureFind Card is made from plant-based bioplastic.
The SureFind Collection is available from today on the belkin.com/au website, as well as through Amazon and JB Hi-Fi.
The SureFind Spot is available in Black and White for $29.95, or in a 2-pack for $54.95, or in a 4-pack for $99.95. The SureFind Card is available in Black and White for $44.95, while the SureFind Loop Cable Tag is available in Black and White for $44.95.
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