#ItemFinder

[stanislausg]

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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[nanashemefan]

You have to order one of these before it's too late!

[fierykitten2]

Quax and Char now have the Itemfinder Mark too. Just Luna left. I did try but it’s being just as temperamental with the Itemfinder Mark as it is with the Partner Mark plus my Switch’s battery is low. I can’t actually remember how many of my Violet aces have it I just know Cherry has it

[synthaphone]

after EV training 2 and a half boxes of pokemon, i am now feeding them 10000000 ice cream cones until they all have the gourmand mark

[ymaprotech]

Top 10 Best GPS Trackers 2024 - YMA PRO TECH | How To Use

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[leafiion]

PLAYING MY FULL-POKEDEX RUN WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING HERE YOU FREAK.. GET OUT OF HERE!!!!!!!

[daydream4life]

I loved playing Pokémon XY. In Kalos I liked using the Itemfinder to find hidden items I could sell for cash. Makes making money in the game a lot easier💵

[darkx-the-dragon-kn1ght]

Chapter 48- Part 9

CW: mention of child death

Well, seems like the situation here is being handled just fine, so let’s head out and look for-

Oh, there’s more? Okay, neat, what’s this now?

Wha-!? THIS is how you get the Bicycle in this game!? I did the first Magma Gang quest back like- before the third Badge, right? That was like…more than twenty chapters ago! That was back in May! I could’ve had the Bicycle this whole time??

…oh.

…Well, that…shifted the mood of this encounter. Now I definitely don’t want this to go to waste…and now I definitely want to beat up even more Meteor people. We can only do one of those right now though, so…to the Bike Shop, then.

Sorry dude, I know it’s a sore subject, but someone’s gotta put it to use…!

So…there it is, I guess. What’s it look like in the Bag, I wonder…?

Yup, that sure is a Bicycle. I’ll just register it real fast…

Makes it a little less convenient to spam the Itemfinder, but I can work around that, having the Bicycle as an option is a good trade-off.

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[glassbirdfeather]

there’s a secret passage to the sanctum? I’ve been playing for a while and I’ve never heard of this. do you mind telling me? I’m always looking for reborn trivia

In Neo Reborn City, it is the house where you originally double battle the fisherman conman and his partner. You interact with the TV and choose the Weather channel. It doesn't get you anything new, it's just a different path that doesn't require going through 7th Street.

...Another secret: you can get an item if you very thoroughly search under the canopy near where the youngsters are in the park south of that house. It doesn't show up with the itemfinder.

[riwonregion]

Welcome to Mineral Town

Quaint and quiet are the words most often used to describe Mineral Town. This small town houses the laboratory of the esteemed Professor Baobab and as a result is the first stop for all trainers as they must select a starter pokemon from the professor. The professor will also give trainers their most important tool, the Pokedex. Riwon’s Pokedex is unique from others in that it resembles a pair of glasses. It still scans pokemon and gathers information on them. It still keeps track of which pokemon a trainer owns. But it has other features too: * Holographic AR interface with the Pokedex * Phone with Holovid tech * Radio * Monitors the trainer’s vital signs After a trainer experiences the Bio Boost Baobab will upgrade the pokedex to monitor the user’s aura and keep track of how long and how many times they can safely use it in a period of time. Other upgrades include * Short range pokemon scanner to find hidden pokemon * Itemfinder * Flashlight

[wevelocityteampresents-blog]

SEPTEMBER 16TH

In Pokémon Violet, I finally made my way to the next signpost. And even though it took a day to get there, Kieran still showed up last.

More lore was shed on the legends of this country before Kieran gushed about how cool Ogrepon was.

Whatever Ogrepon is, I feel like I can really relate to it.

I thought we'd go to the last signpost. But I agreed to go with Kieran to check out Ogrepon's den. A task that proved difficult after I found out I had to climb a mountain.

Thankfully, it only took me a few hours to get there. Kieran suggested a battle would be just the thing to make Ogrepon appear. So, I was forced into a match against him.

To be fair, it wasn't THAT big a deal. He'd be even more shocked if I made Pikachu use Volt Tackle instead.

Even after all that, Ogrepon was nowhere to be found. But I did like this one comment from Kieran:

I wonder if people can use these new Pokémon in tournaments...

I thought we would've backtracked to the last signpost, but Kieran suddenly noticed that time existed and decided to save it for the day after the festival.

While on my way to his house, I went back to finding an Itemfinder Mark for Braixen.

Couldn't they have bothered to give this item any other name than THAT?

SEPTEMBER 17TH

I have a good design for the Dreams page on my website. I just have to draw it on paper and digitize it. But before I can get to that, I should finish those other art pieces.

My time with Pokémon Violet was a little short. Probably due to me finishing some work for school. While traveling back to Moussi Town, I met this man in a strange mask.

Apparently, he's part of a clan of Trainers. He was a lot tougher than I thought he'd be. It isn't an exaggeration when I say that he gave me more of a challenge than any of the Gym Leaders in Paldea.

I guess I should find the other Ogre Clan members to get a cool item.

After the battle, I set up the picnic site so me and my Pokémon could eat a sandwich. While at it, I set up the new chairs I received a few days ago. Let's just say I was less than impressed with the design of the Monstrous Chairs.

So I set up some Academy Chairs instead.

[pokemoncenter]

Bzzt, wrong. Professor Liss was wrongly persecuted by the ESTABLISHMENT because she got TOO CLOSE to the TRUTH.

What 'truth' would that be, exactly?

If you will forgive my being rude, Cara Liss could not find the 'truth' with an industrial-grade Itemfinder.

[fierykitten2]

Apple got its first mark - the Itemfinder Mark!

*A few songs later*

And in the span of one pickle sandwich, we went from all three Proto Beasts needing the Gourmand Mark to only Apple needing it - Blueberry and Lemon must have enjoyed that sandwich. Blueberry’s Mark collection is now complete as well. That was all I was waiting for for it

[sunsetzer]

I just noticed the title the itemfinder mark gets your pokemon in gen 9 and I know what I have to do as a fan of final fantasy vi.

[rosewindow]

#spaces: liminal#prices: minimal (itemfinder)

[ronin-warriors-fanatic]

the autobot bros are using... an itemfinder... to look for the ooparts.... well, there were dumber ideas (especially last episode)