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Tile Pro Review: The Smartest Way to Find Lost Keys, Wallets & More.

In this Tile Pro Bluetooth Item Finder review, we’ll show how this smart tracker helps you quickly locate lost keys, wallets, remotes, and more — saving time and reducing everyday stress with its powerful tracking features and smart home compatibility.

⭐ Key Features:

Finding Range: Up to 120 meters (400 feet)

Smart Home Compatibility: Works with Alexa & Google Assistant

Battery Life: Up to 3 years (replaceable)

Platform Compatibility: iOS and Android

Item Locator: Keys, wallets, remotes, backpacks & more

Built-in Ringing Feature: Loud ringer helps quickly locate items nearby

Reverse Find (Phone): Double press Tile to ring your phone (even on silent)

Water Resistance: Water-resistant (IP55)

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✅ Pros:

Excellent Range: 120 meters is among the best in Bluetooth trackers.

Loud Alarm: Easy to hear even if buried in a couch or bag.

Durable Battery: Long-lasting (up to 3 years) with user-replaceable battery.

Smart Home Integration: Voice-assisted finding via Alexa/Google Assistant is seamless.

Compact & Sturdy: Sleek, strong design that attaches to keychains easily.

Community Find Feature: Leverages other Tile users’ network to help locate lost items outside Bluetooth range.

❌ Cons:

Subscription Push: Some advanced features (like Smart Alerts) require a Tile Premium subscription.

Dependent on Tile App: Must install and maintain app permissions (location & Bluetooth always on).

Expensive Compared to Basic Trackers: Higher price than some alternatives (like Tile Mate or Chipolo).

Limited Global Crowd Finding (compared to Apple AirTag): Tile’s network isn’t as massive as Apple’s Find My ecosystem.

🔍 Comparison (vs. Key Competitors):

Tile Pro:

Range: 120m

Replaceable Battery: Yes

Loudness: High

Smart Home Integration: Alexa, Google

Community Find: Good

Android Support: Yes

Water Resistance: IP55

Price: Medium-High

Apple AirTag:

Range: ~100m (with UWB/Precision Find on iPhone)

Replaceable Battery: Yes

Loudness: Medium

Smart Home Integration: Siri

Community Find: Excellent (Apple ecosystem)

Android Support: No (iPhone only)

Water Resistance: IP67

Price: Medium

Chipolo One:

Range: 60m

Replaceable Battery: Yes

Loudness: Medium

Smart Home Integration: None

Community Find: Decent

Android Support: Yes

Water Resistance: IPX5

Price: Medium

🏁 Conclusion:

The Tile Pro Bluetooth Item Finder is one of the most powerful and versatile Bluetooth trackers, especially for Android users or those who want multi-platform compatibility (both Android & iOS). With a long range, loud ringer, and 3-year battery life, it’s ideal for everyday essentials like keys, remotes, or even luggage.

Best for: ✅ Android users ✅ Multi-device households ✅ Smart home enthusiasts (Alexa/Google integration)

⚠️ If you're deep into the Apple ecosystem, the AirTag might offer a more seamless experience. Otherwise, the Tile Pro stands out as one of the best all-around trackers.

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How to Use a Tile Cutter?

Introduction

Using a tile cutter is essential for any tiling project, whether you’re working on a bathroom remodel or a kitchen backsplash. This guide will walk you through the entire process of using a tile cutter, ensuring you achieve precise and clean cuts every time. From understanding the types of tile cutters to mastering the cutting techniques, we've got you covered.

Understanding Tile Cutters

Types of Tile Cutters

Tile cutters come in various types, each suited for specific tile materials and cutting needs. The primary types are manual tile cutters and electric tile cutters.

Manual vs. Electric Tile Cutters

Manual tile cutters are ideal for straight cuts and are easy to use, while electric tile cutters offer precision and can handle more complex cuts, such as curves and angles.

Choosing the Right Tile Cutter

Selecting the appropriate tile cutter depends on the type of tiles you are working with and the complexity of the cuts you need to make. For example, ceramic tiles can be easily cut with a manual cutter, while porcelain tiles might require an electric cutter.

Preparing to Cut Tiles

Safety Precautions

Before you start cutting tiles, ensure you have the proper safety gear, including safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask to protect yourself from tile dust and debris.

Tools and Materials Needed

Gather all necessary tools and materials, including the tile cutter, measuring tape, pencil, straight edge, and a sponge for wet cutting.

Setting Up Your Workspace

Set up a stable and clean workspace with enough room to maneuver your tiles and cutter. Ensure good lighting and a solid surface to work on.

Step-by-Step Guide to Using a Manual Tile Cutter

Marking the Tile

Begin by measuring and marking the tile where you want to cut. Use a pencil and a straight edge to draw a clear, straight line on the tile's surface.

Positioning the Tile

Place the tile on the cutter's base, aligning the marked line with the scoring wheel. Ensure the tile is securely positioned against the cutter's guide.

Scoring the Tile

Apply gentle pressure on the tile and pull the scoring wheel across the marked line, ensuring a consistent score. Avoid scoring too deeply as it may damage the tile.

Snapping the Tile

After scoring, position the breaker bar over the scored line and apply even pressure to snap the tile along the scored line. The tile should break cleanly into two pieces.

Using an Electric Tile Cutter

Setting Up the Electric Tile Cutter

Set up the electric tile cutter according to the manufacturer's instructions. Fill the water reservoir to keep the blade cool and reduce dust during cutting.

Safety Measures

Always wear safety gear, including eye protection, ear protection, and gloves. Ensure the cutter is on a stable surface and that you have a clear work area.

Cutting Techniques

Guide the tile slowly and steadily through the blade, maintaining a consistent speed. Let the blade do the work to avoid chipping or breaking the tile.

Handling Different Tile Materials

Different materials require different techniques. For example, porcelain tiles need a slower cutting speed due to their hardness, while glass tiles require a specialized blade.

Tips for Cutting Different Types of Tiles

Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic tiles are relatively easy to cut and can be handled with both manual and electric cutters. Ensure a smooth score line to avoid chipping.

Porcelain Tiles

Porcelain tiles are denser and harder, requiring an electric cutter for best results. Use a diamond-tipped blade for clean cuts.

Glass Tiles

Glass tiles can be tricky due to their brittle nature. Use a specialized glass cutter or an electric cutter with a glass blade.

Stone Tiles

Stone tiles, like marble and granite, are very hard and require a wet saw with a diamond blade for precise cuts.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Tile Chipping

Tile chipping can be minimized by ensuring a consistent score and using the correct blade. Slow and steady cutting helps prevent chipping.

Inaccurate Cuts

Inaccurate cuts are often due to improper marking or misalignment. Double-check measurements and align the tile correctly before cutting.

Tile Breakage

Tile breakage can occur from excessive pressure or incorrect scoring. Apply even pressure and ensure a proper score line for a clean break.

Advanced Tile Cutting Techniques

Cutting Curves

Curves can be cut using a tile nipper or a wet saw with a curved blade. Mark the curve and cut slowly to maintain precision.

Angled Cuts

Angled cuts, such as 45-degree cuts, can be achieved using a miter guide on a wet saw. Align the tile carefully and cut slowly.

L-Shaped Cuts

L-shaped cuts are useful for fitting tiles around corners. Mark both cuts clearly and use a tile saw or nipper to remove the material.

Maintenance and Care for Tile Cutters

Cleaning Your Tile Cutter

Regularly clean your tile cutter to remove debris and tile dust. For electric cutters, ensure the water reservoir is clean to prevent clogging.

Regular Maintenance

Check for wear and tear on the scoring wheel and blade. Replace these parts as needed to maintain cutting efficiency.

Replacing Parts

Over time, parts like the scoring wheel and breaker bar may need replacement. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for part replacement to ensure the cutter's longevity.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tile Cutter

Q. How do I choose the right tile cutter?

A. Choosing the right tile cutter depends on the type of tiles and the complexity of cuts you need. Manual cutters are good for straight cuts on ceramic tiles, while electric cutters are better for harder materials and intricate cuts.

Q. Can I cut tiles without a tile cutter?

A. Yes, tiles can be cut using tools like tile nippers, angle grinders, or wet saws, but a tile cutter provides cleaner and more precise cuts.

Q. What safety gear should I wear?

A. Always wear safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask to protect yourself from tile debris and dust. For electric cutters, ear protection is also recommended.

Q. How do I clean a tile cutter?

A. Clean a tile cutter by wiping down the surfaces and removing any tile dust or debris. For electric cutters, clean the water reservoir and blade guard regularly.

Q. Can I cut glass tiles with a tile cutter?

A. Yes, glass tiles can be cut with a specialized glass tile cutter or an electric cutter with a glass blade. Ensure a slow and steady cutting speed to avoid cracking.

Q. What do I do if my tile cracks during cutting?

A. If a tile cracks during cutting, reassess your technique. Ensure even pressure, a consistent score line, and the correct cutting speed to prevent future breakage.

Conclusion

Using a tile cutter effectively requires practice and attention to detail. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can achieve precise and clean cuts for any tiling project. Remember to prioritize safety, maintain your tools, and take your time with each cut. Happy tiling!

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Samsung SmartThings Tracker review: This cellular tracker puts a high price on tracking your valuables

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Samsung SmartThings Tracker review: This cellular tracker puts a high price on tracking your valuables

Expanding the lineup of smart gadgets and gizmos you can buy for your home, Samsung SmartThings now offers the SmartThings Tracker. Pair it with the SmartThings app, and this small white square tracks any object attached to it. The tracker will set you back $100, and after the first year of free cellular data, you’ll need to pay a monthly or yearly fee. 

The SmartThings Tracker uses cellular data to locate your lost items. 

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The SmartThings Tracker also works with, you guessed it, other SmartThings products. While it’s a bit hefty for use on small objects, if you use SmartThings already in your home, adding the $100 tracker could prove useful for triggering scenes and turning smart devices on or off when you arrive or leave. Otherwise, I’d recommend Tile’s line of Bluetooth tracking devices, in a range of shapes, sizes and features, for a quality device at nearly a third of the cost. 

The cellular advantage

The SmartThings Tracker costs more than a Tile or a TrackR, two popular competitors. That’s because it ditches Bluetooth and opts for an LTE-M connection, a low-power network made specifically for IoT devices. The technology is more expensive to manufacture, but it blows Bluetooth’s range out of the water. 

TrackRs maximum range is just 100 feet. Tile’s most advanced model, the TilePro, has a Bluetooth range of up to 300 feet. With the SmartThings cellular approach, the range is as wide as your carrier’s network. If your tracker leaves that range, you’ll rely on crowd GPS and other app users to find or stumble upon your missing item. 

Cellular service for the SmartThings Tracker is included for the first 12 months after you activate it. After that, service costs $5 per month or $50 for a year, based on AT&T’s service plan. Your price may vary depending on your carrier. 

Design and durability

The SmartThings Tracker isn’t much to look at. It’s a small, white plastic device measuring 1.7 by 1.7 by 0.5 inches. It weighs less than 1 ounce and comes with a small gray strap to thread through the tracker and onto objects like bags or purses.  

The SmartThings Tracker comes with a strap to attach it to backpacks or purses. 

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You won’t get the color or size options of Tile’s models, and it’s about twice as thick, too. However, it does have an IP68 rating for water resistance of 5 feet in freshwater for up to 30 minutes, as well as protection from dust, dirt and sand. In the Tile lineup, only the Tile Sport and Tile Style are rated that highly. 

How does it work? 

To set up your SmartThings Tracker, power it on and download the SmartThings app if you don’t have it already. In the app, select “Add device” and wait for your phone to recognize the tracker. Follow the instructions for activating cellular service, and you’ll see an expiration date for the free year of service.

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Advanced real-time multi-display educational system (ARMES): An innovative real-time audiovisual mentoring tool for complex robotic surgery

Introduction

The recent scientific and technologic advances have profoundly affected the training of surgeons worldwide. We describe a novel intraoperative real-time training module, the Advanced Robotic Multi-display Educational System (ARMES).

Methods

We created a real-time training module, which can provide a standardized step by step guidance to robotic distal subtotal gastrectomy with D2 lymphadenectomy procedures, ARMES. The short video clips of 20 key steps in the standardized procedure for robotic gastrectomy were created and integrated with TilePro™ software to delivery on da Vinci Surgical Systems (Intuitive Surgical, Sunnyvale, CA).

Results

We successfully performed the robotic distal subtotal gastrectomy with D2 lymphadenectomy for patient with gastric cancer employing this new teaching method without any transfer errors or system failures. Using this technique, the total operative time was 197 min and blood loss was 50 mL and there were no intra- or post-operative complications.

Conclusions

Our innovative real-time mentoring module, ARMES, enables standardized, systematic guidance during surgical procedures.

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