Pebblebee just launched the Pebblebee Clip and Pebblebee Card — two accessories that come with Apple’s Find My integration, which Apple introduced to third party developers one year ago. Having this means the Pebblebee Clip and Card will be compatible with the Find My app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, along with the Find Items apps on Apple Watch — just like the AirTag. Unlike the one-size-fits-all AirTag, Pebblebee is offering its tracker in a few shapes. The Pebblebee Clip is meant for using on the go on things like keys, cases, cycles or even luggage, and has a loophole so you can directly attach it to your keychain. The Pebblebee Card is slim and can slip into any wallet, card holder, handbag or a passport. The Pebblebee Card can run for 12 months on a single charge while the Pebblebee Clip can go on for 6 months. Both can be recharged, and come with a USB-C charger. AirTag, for comparison, can run for a year but it doesn’t have rechargeable batteries. The Pebblebee Clip has a decent 500-foot range and is water resistant too — although we don’t know yet if it will come back ok if submerged. The Card emits a loud alert noise that will instantly notify you if you have left your wallet or item behind. Pebblebee claims you will hear it even in crowded spaces.
Price and availability
Pricing it similar to Apple’s AirTag with the same (and even better) features means that the AirTag finally has a worthy competitor. Pebblebee’s accessories pair with the Find My network, have a slightly better design and have rechargeable batteries — all very strong points in favor of the new accessories. We will have to put them together in a face-off soon to see which one emerges winner. Until then, we are excited to see the Find My network grow and Pebblebee’s products are probably the first of many such devices that we will see in the market. Read more on how police reports suggest that AirTags being used for unwanted tracking is becoming a real problem. We also have a guide on how to tell if you’re being unwittingly tracked by an AirTag and what to do about it.
title: “Apple Airtag Has A New Rival On The Block But With Multiple Designs” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-09” author: “Beverly Jacobo”
Pebblebee just launched the Pebblebee Clip and Pebblebee Card — two accessories that come with Apple’s Find My integration, which Apple introduced to third party developers one year ago. Having this means the Pebblebee Clip and Card will be compatible with the Find My app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, along with the Find Items apps on Apple Watch — just like the AirTag. Unlike the one-size-fits-all AirTag, Pebblebee is offering its tracker in a few shapes. The Pebblebee Clip is meant for using on the go on things like keys, cases, cycles or even luggage, and has a loophole so you can directly attach it to your keychain. The Pebblebee Card is slim and can slip into any wallet, card holder, handbag or a passport. The Pebblebee Card can run for 12 months on a single charge while the Pebblebee Clip can go on for 6 months. Both can be recharged, and come with a USB-C charger. AirTag, for comparison, can run for a year but it doesn’t have rechargeable batteries. The Pebblebee Clip has a decent 500-foot range and is water resistant too — although we don’t know yet if it will come back ok if submerged. The Card emits a loud alert noise that will instantly notify you if you have left your wallet or item behind. Pebblebee claims you will hear it even in crowded spaces.
Price and availability
Pricing it similar to Apple’s AirTag with the same (and even better) features means that the AirTag finally has a worthy competitor. Pebblebee’s accessories pair with the Find My network, have a slightly better design and have rechargeable batteries — all very strong points in favor of the new accessories. We will have to put them together in a face-off soon to see which one emerges winner. Until then, we are excited to see the Find My network grow and Pebblebee’s products are probably the first of many such devices that we will see in the market. Read more on how police reports suggest that AirTags being used for unwanted tracking is becoming a real problem. We also have a guide on how to tell if you’re being unwittingly tracked by an AirTag and what to do about it.
