With its subsidiary brand Eufy, Anker has now also put the Eufy Security SmartTrack Card on sale in Germany. The AirTag alternative in chip card format has already been available in the USA for some time. Now the part can also Amazon.de be ordered.
The price for the Eufy Security SmartTrack Card is just under 30 euros in a single pack. That’s quite a lot of money for a small piece of plastic with some technology in it. Ultimately, however, it is 10 euros cheaper, e.g. B. as the Chipolo Card Spot (approx. 40 euros at Amazon) and priceless if he has helped in everyday life for the first time.
Because anyone who has lost or misplaced their wallet will probably remember the shock and damage, but above all the running and the effort afterwards. The Eufy Security SmartTrack Card from Anker can help. This is a tracker for purses and more, which, with its dimensions and a thickness of only 2 mm, fits exactly into the slots for EC cards and the like. It is a kind of thinner, but longer version of the well-known SmartTrack Link (approx. 25 euros at Amazon) by Eufy.
The small part uses the Apple Find My function, also known in this country as “Where is?”, to find it. Using the app on an iOS device, the tracker can be found via a played alarm – and thus also the wallet or other object in which or on which the Eufy Security SmartTrack Card is inserted. There are also other functions such as a “left behind” warning and finding an (even muted) iPhone, but sometimes only via the Eufy Security app. A disadvantage, however, is the non-replaceable and chargeable battery, for which Anker promises a runtime of at least three years. After that, the part is unfortunately electronic waste…
Technology has fascinated me for around 25 years – especially when it makes life easier instead of more complicated. Mobile devices such as notebooks, smartphones, tablets and smartwatches are particularly close to my heart, as is the booming topic of smart home. I have been working in these areas for many years as an editor for tests and news. I was or am working for various websites, such as the smart home blogs from homee, Nuki and siio, as well as various tech portals such as Giga and Techradar. I’ve been writing news and laptop reviews for Notebookcheck since spring 2020.