More companies are getting on board with trackers that work with the Android Find Hub network, and Belkin is the latest with four different designs.
Trackers come in all shapes and sizes, as long as the size is small and the shape is circular or rectangular. Belkin is mostly sticking to that unwritten rule with several entries in its new SureFind lineup starting at $15.
The smallest and most familiar tracker is the SureFind Spot. It’s the cheapest of the bunch at $15, and it looks a lot like an Apple AirTag, with a keyring included. The SureFind Loop Cable Tag is similar, but the fabric loop doubles as a spare USB-C cable. It’s a little more robust than the Spot, but it fits a similar profile for bags or everyday carry items that don’t require a compact solution. It also charges via USB-C, so it doesn’t need a coin-cell replacement every so often. The SureFind Loop Cable Tag will cost $24.99.
Belkin also released a card-shaped Android Find Hub tracker. Just like other tracker cards, the SureFind Card fits into most wallets and takes up no more space than a credit card. Its ultra-thin profile opens it up to other hiding places, as well. Belkin’s tracker card is IP68 for water and dust-resistance, too. It’s priced in the same area as the Loop Tag, at $26.99.
Of all the trackers Belkin announced, the last one is the most unique. We’ve seen the form-factor before, but it’s a welcome one. You could opt to slide a tracking card into your wallet, or you could skip that step and buy a wallet that connects to Google’s Find Hub network.
Belkin’s SureFind Wallet Stand shows up in your Find Hub app like every other tracker, but it can’t be easily removed if someone were to take it. It doubles as a magnetic phone stand and comes in a thin compact profile that allows you to store a couple of cards. It’s the most expensive tracker Belkin released at IFA, coming in at $39.99.
Belkin says the SureFind Spot, Loop Cable Tag, and Card will be available starting this month from Amazon and its online store. The SureFind Wallet Stand will go on sale at the beginning of October.
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