Losing your wallet or keys can ruin your day. Thankfully, Bluetooth trackers offer a simple and affordable way to locate your most important belongings. Today, I’m reviewing two budget-friendly options that cater to different ecosystems:

• Mili MiTag(for Android)

• Aiyato tracker (for Apple devices)

Let’s take a closer look.

Mili MiTag – A Simple Tracker for Android Users

The Mili MiTag is a no-frills Bluetooth tracker designed for Android devices. It’s compact, round, and runs on a standard coin cell battery (CR2032), giving it months of standby time. The device comes in a sleek leather case, making it ideal for attaching to your keys, bag, or even your pet’s collar.

Key Features:

• Designed for Android (Google Find My Device integration)

• Coin cell-powered (replaceable)

• Includes stylish leather holder

• Lightweight and minimalistic

Using Find My Device on Android – My Quick Experience

Setting up and using Find My Device on Android is surprisingly simple — and in my case, a real lifesaver.

Once you pair a compatible tracker like the Mili MiTag, it automatically appears in the Google Find My Device app. All you need is a Google account and Bluetooth enabled.

Here’s how it works:

1. Install the “Find My Device” app from the Play Store (or access it via web at google.com/android/find).

2. Log in with your Google account.

3. The paired devices — including trackers — will show up with their last known location.

4. You can then make the tag ring (if supported), view its position on a map, or get directions via Google Maps.

What I like:
It’s super minimal, and you don’t need to install any sketchy third-party apps. I once left my backpack in a café and located it within seconds thanks to the Mi Tag + Find My Device combo.

Pros:

• Long battery life without the need for charging

• Inconspicuous design

• Super affordable

• Sound alert

Cons:

• No support for Apple’s Find My network

Aiyato – A Slim Tracker for Apple’s Ecosystem

If you're an iPhone user, the Aiyato is your go-to option. This tracker comes in a credit card shape, designed to slide easily into your wallet. Unlike the Mili MiTag, the Aiyato tracker has a built-in rechargeable battery and is charged via USB-C.

Key Features:

• Apple Find My network compatible

• Card form factor – fits perfectly in wallets

• USB-C rechargeable battery

• Precise location tracking via iPhone

Using Find My on Apple Devices – My Experience

Using Apple's Find My is surprisingly smooth. Once your Aiyato tracker is paired (which took me less than a minute), it automatically appears in the Find My app under the Items tab. From there, you can:

• See its real-time location on a map

• Make it play a sound to help find it nearby

• Enable notifications when it's left behind

• Activate Lost Mode if it goes missing

I personally love how seamless it feels. There’s no extra app to install – everything is built right into the iPhone or iPad. And thanks to Apple’s huge network of devices, even when my wallet slipped under a car seat (true story), I still got an accurate location.

It’s simple, fast, and reassuring — exactly what a tracker should be.

Pros:

• Works natively with Apple’s Find My app

• Easy to carry – wallet-friendly design

• Reusable – no battery replacement needed

Cons:

• Not compatible with Android

• Needs to be recharged every few months

Verdict: Which One Should You Get?

• If you're an Android user looking for a low-maintenance tracker, the Mili MiTag is a solid choice.

• If you're an Apple user and want a slim, wallet-friendly device that syncs perfectly with your iPhone, the Aiyato is a great pick.

Both options deliver surprising value for their low price – they may not have all the bells and whistles of AirTags or Tile, but for most everyday use cases, they do the job just fine.

Have you tried one of these trackers? Share your experience in the comments below!