Satechi expanded its FindAll lineup Wednesday, adding four new trackable accessories that seamlessly integrate with Apple’s Find My network. The new items — an eyeglasses case, a wallet tracker, a luggage tag and a keychain — join Satechi’s passport holder.
Satechi expands FindAll accessories: New products target specific tracking needs
Designed for specific items, the trackers in Satechi’s FindAll lineup offer a stylish and functional alternative to Apple’s AirTag. Unlike generic tracking solutions, these products are purpose-built for their intended items while maintaining the convenience of integration with Apple’s Find My network.
Seamless Apple ecosystem integration
All four products leverage Bluetooth 5.4 LE technology. They integrate directly with Apple’s Find My app through the Items tab. Users can ping their items, receive step-by-step directions to their location and get instant alerts if they leave something behind. The Find My network’s ability to use nearby Apple devices owned by other users extends tracking range beyond direct Bluetooth connectivity.
Each device includes wireless charging compatibility with Qi, Qi2 and MagSafe chargers. That eliminates the need for proprietary cables. LED indicators provide clear charging status, with green for fully charged and orange during active charging. Built-in alarms help users locate items through sound when nearby.
While these accessories lack the precise UWB locating capabilities found in AirTags, they compensate with specialized form factors that integrate more naturally with their intended items.
Wallet and eyewear solutions fill market gaps
Equipped with Find My, the Satechi Wallet Tracker Card includes left-gehind notification, sound alert and wireless charging. Works with iPhone, iPad and Mac. Desert rose color shown.
The FindAll Card ($34.99) addresses a common pain point for Apple users who want to track their wallets without adding bulk. This credit card-size tracker is constructed from aluminum and tempered glass, offering IP67 water resistance that can survive accidental drops in water. With an impressive 16-month battery life, it requires the least frequent charging of any product in the lineup.
Perhaps the most unique addition to Satechi’s lineup is the FindAll Glasses Case ($49.99), targeting the frequently misplaced eyewear market. The collapsible case features a microsuede-lined interior to prevent lens scratches and a magnetic closure for security. When not in use, it folds flat for convenient storage, making it practical for both prescription glasses and sunglasses.
This foldable and portable eyeglasses case works with Find My. It's wireless and rechargeable and includes left-behind alerts and an audible chime alert.
Luggage tag, keychain
This tag uses Find My for TSA-friendly, airport tracking, offering left-behind alerts, a loud chime. Wireless and rechargeable.
The FindAll Luggage Tag ($44.99) stands out as a travel-focused solution that looks like a traditional luggage tag while hiding its tracking capabilities. Made from vegan leather with an adjustable strap, it includes a privacy flap to protect personal information and delivers up to eight months of battery life. This covert design offers an advantage over hiding AirTags inside luggage, as it appears completely normal to airport security and other travelers.
For everyday carry items, the FindAll Keychain ($29.99) provides a sleek alternative to bulky AirTag holders. Also crafted from vegan leather, it features a built-in keyring and offers the second-longest battery life in the collection at up to 12 months between charges. The integrated design eliminates the need for additional accessories to attach tracking to key sets.
You can shop the complete FindAll collection in black, desert rose and sand colors. It joins the existing Satechi passport cover that launched the FindAll product line. Amazon offers bundles that let you save on multiple FindAll items.
Using the Find My network, this wireless, rechargeable keychain is easy to find. It provides left-behind alerts and a loud chime.
David Snow, an expert on Apple hardware and software, writes on a variety of technological and cultural topics for Cult of Mac. They include Apple news, technology buying guides, and features about computer setups and Apple TV shows and movies.
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