The top Bluetooth trackers, Apple's second-gen AirTag and all four Tile models, go head-to-head in our tests to determine which one deserves a spot on your key ring.

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Almost a decade before Apple revealed the AirTag device tracker, fellow Californian company Tile created a very similar product. Simply called Tile, the device connects to your smartphone via ...

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I’m one of PCMag’s mobile writers. That means I check out phones, hotspots, and mobile networks. Technology has been my passion and hobby since I was a child. I’ve covered tech professionally for over ...

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The Tile Pro kicks everything you love about the Tile Mate into high gear. It's louder and built to last longer, with a metal frame. The controls are as smooth as ever on either iOS or Android, and ...

The new Tile Mate and Tile Pro look good on paper. The company, known for its small Bluetooth trackers that you attach to things like keychains, has fixed the Achilles' heel of the two products ...

I’m a fan of the Tile line of Bluetooth trackers. Tiles are small, battery-powered Bluetooth trackers that you can slip into a wallet or computer bag or attach to your keychain to help you find them ...

Apple's launch of AirTag puts it into a growing market of tracking accessories, but how does it compare against the Tile Pro and the Find My-enabled Chipolo One Spot? We compare the trackers. The ...

Tile on Tuesday released a pair of Bluetooth trackers, the Pro and updated Mate, with designs that — finally — accommodate user-replaceable batteries. AppleInsider got its hands on the products and ...