FunctionCall Reminder, Bluetooth Location, Location history
BatteryCR2032 240mAh @3V
Size38.5X38.5X7mm (customized)
Volume80-100dB
MaterialPlastic
Applications Wallets,Suitacases,Keys,Sports equipments,Cameras, Bike, etc
*Super slim 1.9MM, the size of two bank cards
*Extremely low power consumption, 30 months standby
*Apple FindMy certified, global positioning
*No need to download App, no internet required, free for life
*Aluminum+OCA+explosion-proof tempered glass
*Same Nordic chip as AirTag
*Support Android version of FindEasy App
Why Choose Us?
✅ End-to-End IoT Solutions – From RFID asset tracking to biometric smart cards
✅ Global Reach – Exports to 100+ countries (EU/US/Asia/LATAM) with CE/FCC/ROHS compliance
✅ Mass Production Expertise – OEM/ODM support for custom BLE/NFC/E-Ink projects
✅ R&D-Driven Innovation – 30+ patents and copyrights in contactless tech & iOT.
Applications of Apple FindMy air tags
Key features of Apple FindMy air tags
FAQ
Both IBEACON and FindMy have Bluetooth functions, so why can FindMy be used for global positioning?
FindMy uses a global network of Apple devices for positioning. Apple assigns a unique ID number to each Apple device. As long as the tracked item has been bound to an Apple ID number, it will be recognized by the surrounding Apple devices and send the location information to the Apple server in real time. The server then sends the location information to the Apple phone bound to FindMy.
Can the buzzer of FindMy be replaced?
It can be customized
Can FindMy use disposable batteries?
It can be customized
FindMy can be used for pet positioning, so what is the difference with GPS?
FindMy is based on a global network of all Apple devices for positioning. It is not affected by communication signals and can also be positioned in places with poor signals such as basements, but GPS cannot; FindMy is a low-power product with a long standby time, while GPS has very high power consumption.
Can FindMy be added with RFID or NFC?
It can be customized
If the phone is out of power or lost, can FindMy be used to find the phone?
