00:00Most people don't worry about how to find their wallet until the moment it's already gone.
00:04In this Andrela review, I'll be talking about this tracker card that claims to sit in a normal
00:09wallet slot at 1.7mm thick and warn your phone the second you walk off without it. But how accurate
00:16is it? And is it actually a practical solution? That's what I'll be getting into today as I go
00:21through the good and the bad of this smart tracker card. And if you want to follow along and get
00:26this
00:26tracker card at a discount, then just click the link below this video in the description.
00:31Okay, let's get straight into the pros of the Andrela tracker card. It warns you before you lose it.
00:37The card and your phone stay in touch over a low energy signal. So the moment they get separated,
00:43your phone tells you that you've left it behind. And it saves the last spot where it saw the card.
00:48Most of the time, a wallet or a bag isn't stolen. You put it down on a counter and leave.
00:53And using
00:53a tracking device like this can be the difference between catching it instantly instead of finding
00:58out hours later. It fits just about anywhere. It's 1.7mm thick and shaped like a credit card,
01:06so it easily slides into whatever you want to track, from a wallet, a bag or a passport holder,
01:12really anything. And it's water resistant, so rain and a spilled drink aren't a problem.
01:17You can make it ring from your phone. When your wallet is somewhere in the house,
01:22a map on your screen doesn't help. Instead, you tap your phone and the card sets off an alarm
01:27instead. It's about 90 decibels. And you can trigger it from up to 200 feet away. So the search
01:34turns into walking toward a sound, rather than lifting every cushion in the room and checking
01:38the same drawer twice. No extra app or account to set up. You pair it through the tracking app that's
01:45already on your phone. Apple Find My on an iPhone. Google Find Hub on an Android. It's a single tap
01:52and
01:52there's no account to create. The card then shows up on the same map as everything else you track.
01:57So it's super simple to get set up and use. Okay, let's check out the negatives of the
02:01Andreyla item tracker card. You still have to charge it. You need to charge it every six months,
02:09which doesn't sound like much. And that's the catch. Six months from now, you won't be thinking
02:13about this card at all. If the battery goes dead, it's just an object in your wallet. And you'd
02:18probably find out it's without charge on the day you actually need it. So put a repeating reminder
02:23in your calendar on the same two dates every year. Then leave the card on a wireless pad for a
02:28few
02:28hours when it comes around. No clip or hole for keys. It's a flat card, so there's nothing to attach
02:35it to. Keys, a bag strap, a camera strap, none of that works unless you make a hole in it
02:40yourself,
02:41which I wouldn't do to something with a battery inside. If keys are the thing you keep losing,
02:45this is the wrong device for that. But for a wallet, a passport holder, or a bag pocket,
02:50the card is a no-brainer. Overall, Andreyla is one of the best tracking cards on the market today.
02:55It's super slim, so it's easily hidden away. Your phone warns you the second you walk away from
03:01whatever you're tracking, so you catch it early. It pairs with Apple Find My or Google Find Hub in
03:07one tap with no extra app to manage. And you can get set up in minutes, and it's easy to
03:11use.
03:12Now, if you want to get this tracker card at a discount, then click the link below this video
03:16in the description, and it will take you to the best place to purchase it. Or you can instead
03:20type the following URL into your browser. I hope you enjoyed this Andreyla review,
03:25and thanks again for watching.
