Respectfully, I'd consider another option before dropping big bucks. Ngl, I found the newest hyped-up tags weren't realy worth the premium for a Pixel. In my experience:

* My current setup uses older, discounted tags that still ping fine
* Accuracy is basically about phone density anyway

Honestly, don't overspend. I saved like 50 bucks and it works fine for my keys. gl!

So basically the consensus is that the network is still growing, so reliability depends on where you live. Some people say stick to older tags to save cash, while others worry about privacy! Honestly, I’ve used trackers for years and learned that SAFETY is the biggest thing. Before you buy, are you mostly in a crowded city or somewhere more rural? And are you worried about the anti-stalking alerts being loud enough? That usually makes the real difference!! 👍

oh man, i feel u on the lost keys thing lol. i was actually pretty nervous about switching to the new network because i'm always worried about privacy and stuff, but i finally pulled the trigger on a couple tags for my pixel.

Sooo, honestly, it's been a bit of a mixed bag but mostly decent. Here is what i've found with the new gear:

* Pebblebee Tag for Android Find My Device - These are actually my favorite cuz they're rechargeable. I'm always cautious about e-waste, so not having to toss the whole thing is huge for me. The LED light is super bright too.
* Chipolo ONE Point - This one is seriously LOUD. If ur keys are buried under couch cushions, you're definitely gonna hear this one over the Pebblebee.

Basically, the tracking accuracy depends on how many other android phones are around, so it's not *perfect* in rural areas yet i guess? But in the city, it works pretty well. Just keep in mind that the "Find My Device" network is still kinda ramping up, so maybe dont expect magic on day one. gl!

Noted!

Yep, this is the way

+1 to what was said! This network is still kinda NEW. Are you gonna use them mostly indoors or outdoors?? TL;DR: Environment is CRITICAL for range tbh