Bluetooth trackers, the small, battery-powered devices, help you find lost/misplaced everyday items such as keys, wallets, bags or passports. If the item is nearby, you open an app and trigger a loud sound to guide you to it. If it is farther away, the tracker relies on a wider crowdsourced network of smartphones to report its last known location. While Apple’s AirTag may be the most popular Bluetooth tracker out there, this list covers item finders that work with Apple’s Find My network and Google’s Find My Device. Your choice of tracker is closely tied to the smartphone you use. But even if you are an Android and iPhone owner or your household has devices from both platforms, you’ll find a tracker that suits you here.
SurveyWhen choosing a Bluetooth tracker, the basics still matter. Check the Bluetooth version, as newer BLE standards improve connection stability and energy efficiency. Real-world range is usually around 10 to 30 metres indoors, and more in open spaces. Confirm which network it supports: Apple Find My, Google Find My Device, or an independent system such as Life360 for Tile. Look at the battery type; most use a replaceable CR2032 coin cell, while some premium models are rechargeable. An IP rating, such as IP67 or IP68, indicates resistance to dust and water. A louder alert makes it easier to locate items buried inside luggage. Finally, review whether key features, such as left behind alerts or location history, require a paid subscription.
Together, these factors determine whether a tracker is simply a basic anti-lost tool or a more advanced, long-term companion for your digital ecosystem.
Some modern trackers can work with both Apple and Google networks, but not at the same time. During setup, you must select one ecosystem. Switching later usually requires a full factory reset to reassign the device. For buyers who may change phones in the future, that flexibility can extend the tracker’s usable life.
Zebronics One Tag
Price: Rs 649 | Works with: iOS
The Zebronics One Tag is an entry-level Bluetooth tracker designed exclusively for Apple users. It supports the Apple Find My network and uses Bluetooth 5.3 for low-energy connectivity and stable pairing.
It uses a replaceable CR2032 battery with an expected life of up to one year. The sound output ranges between 60 and 80 dB, suitable for quiet indoor retrieval. The device is compact, about 31 mm in diameter and roughly 8 mm thick, weighing around 6 grams. No formal IP rating is specified, so you should be careful while exposing it to water.
Like other Find My certified products, anti stalking alerts are managed through Apple’s cross-platform detection system. There is no separate subscription model.
Amazon Basics Aero Tag
Price: Rs 699 | Works with: iOS
The Amazon Basics Aero Tag is an entry-level Bluetooth tracker designed exclusively for Apple users. It supports the Apple Find My network and uses Bluetooth 5.3 for low-energy connectivity and stable pairing.
It runs on a replaceable CR2032 coin cell battery rated for about one year of use, depending on alert frequency. The alert speaker produces around 80 dB, which is adequate for indoor use but less effective in noisy environments. The body is lightweight, roughly 11 grams, with dimensions close to 37 x 8 x 37 mm. There is no official IP rating.
Anti stalking protection is handled at the network level through Apple’s built-in unwanted tracking alerts in iOS. There is no subscription fee, and features such as separation alerts and Lost Mode are included within the Find My ecosystem.
JioTag Air
Price: Rs 749 | Works with: iOS
The JioTag Air from Reliance Jio offers flexible ecosystem support. At setup, users can link it either to Apple Find My or to the JioThings app on Android. It cannot operate on both networks simultaneously, and switching requires a factory reset.
It uses Bluetooth 5.3 and provides a working range of up to 15 meters on Android, and for better results, the company advises using it on iOS.
A replaceable CR2032 battery powers the device for up to 12 months, and Jio includes an extra battery in the box. The most notable hardware feature is its loud buzzer, rated between 90 and 120 dB, making it easier to locate inside luggage.
The tracker weighs about 9 grams and measures roughly 38 x 38 x 7 mm. It is marketed as splash-resistant but does not carry a clearly defined IP rating. Anti stalking alerts depend on the network chosen, Apple’s DULT standard or Jio’s app-level notifications. There is no mandatory subscription for core tracking features.
Noise Tag 1
Price: Rs 999 | Works with: iOS and Android
The Noise Tag 1 is positioned primarily for Android users and supports the Google Find My Device network. It can also integrate with iOS through app-based support, though its core strength lies within Android.
It supports Bluetooth 5.3 and offers a tracking range of around 30 metres outdoors and approximately 10 metres indoors. The device emits a 90 dB alert, loud enough for most home or office scenarios. Power comes from a replaceable CR2032 battery rated for roughly one year.
The tracker carries an IPX4 rating, meaning it can handle light splashes but not immersion. Anti stalking protections are handled by Google’s unwanted tracker alerts built into Android. There is no compulsory subscription for essential functions.
UGreen FineTrack Smart Finder
Price: Rs 1,697 | Works with: iOS
The UGreen FineTrack Smart Finder is certified for Apple Find My and uses Bluetooth Low Energy. It is compatible with iOS only.
Battery life is a key strength. It runs on a replaceable CR2032 cell rated for up to two years, longer than many entry-level options. Alert volume is around 80 dB. The tracker measures approximately 36 x 36 x 7 mm in dimensions.
There is no official high-grade IP rating. Anti stalking is handled through Apple’s network safeguards. No subscription is required.
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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2
Price: Rs 2,799 | Works with: Galaxy smartphones
The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 operates within the SmartThings Find ecosystem and is optimised for Samsung Galaxy smartphones. It supports Bluetooth 5.3 (LE) and includes Ultra Wideband in compatible variants for precision directional finding.
The range can reach up to 120 metres in open conditions. The device is powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, rated for around 500 days in normal mode and longer in power saving mode. It carries an IP67 rating, meaning it can survive immersion in up to 1m of water for 30 minutes.
The SmartTag 2 weighs 13.75 grams, measures 28.8 x 52.44 x 8.0 mm and includes a physical button that can trigger smart home routines via SmartThings. Anti stalking alerts are integrated into Samsung and Android systems. There is no subscription for core features.
Tile by Life360 Pro
Price: Rs 3,299 | Works with: iOS and Android
The Tile operates independently of Apple and Google networks and connects through the Life360 platform. It works with both Android and iOS through the Tile app.
Bluetooth range is one of its strengths, reaching up to 105 metres, in ideal line-of-sight conditions. The alert can reach roughly 110 dB, among the loudest in this group. It uses a replaceable CR2032 battery rated for three years.
The Tile Pro measures around 52 x 34 x 7.5 mm and weighs about 12 grams. It carries an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. Anti stalking requires manual scans in the app, and the controversial Anti-Theft Mode can suppress detection alerts. Tile Premium, a paid subscription, adds Smart Alerts for left behind notifications and extended location history.
Apple AirTag
Price: Rs 3,790 | Works with: iOS
The Apple AirTag remains the benchmark for iPhone users. It runs exclusively on Apple Find My and uses Bluetooth alongside Apple’s second-generation Ultra Wideband chip for Precision Finding on supported iPhones.
It packs a replaceable CR2032 battery that lasts roughly one year. The AirTag weighs about 11 grams and measures 31.9 mm in diameter with an 8 mm thickness. It is IP67 rated.
It includes built in anti stalking features such as automatic alerts for unknown trackers and an audible chirp if separated from its owner. There is no subscription fee for any tracking features.
Pebblebee Clip 5 and Card
Price: Rs 8,999 | Works with: iOS and Android
The Pebblebee Clip and Card models represent the premium, cross-platform category. They can be paired with either Apple Find My or Google Find My Device, but only one at a time, and require a reset to switch.
They use Bluetooth Low Energy and work within a radius of up to 150 metres in open space. Unlike most competitors, they feature rechargeable lithium batteries. The Clip charges via USB C and offers up to 12 months per charge. The Card supports Qi wireless charging and can last up to 18 months per charge.
Both models carry IP66 ratings for dust and water jet resistance. The Clip includes LED lights alongside an audible alert for visual finding in low light. Anti stalking support aligns with Apple and Google’s shared unwanted tracker detection standards. Core tracking is free, while optional subscriptions add emergency sharing features.
For mixed device households or users who may switch platforms in future, this universal approach provides longer-term flexibility, albeit at a significantly higher price point in India.
As you move up, you gain better build quality, stronger IP ratings, louder alerts, longer battery life, and in some cases, Ultra Wideband precision. At the very top, products such as Pebblebee’s Clip and Card justify their premium with rechargeable batteries, LED-assisted finding and true cross-platform hardware flexibility. In the end, the best Bluetooth tracker depends less on brand and more on ecosystem fit and usage priorities.
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