UAG Metropolis earns praise as durable, wallet-friendly AirTag alternative with dual network support
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Updated · ZDNet · Apr 27
UAG Metropolis earns praise as durable, wallet-friendly AirTag alternative with dual network support
4 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Apr 27
The UAG Metropolis tracker card features a tough polycarbonate shell, 5-month battery life, wireless charging, and a loud 95 dB speaker, retailing for $45.
It fits alongside credit cards, works with both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, and does not require a third-party app. The card is IPX4-rated and designed to withstand daily wallet use.
While lacking Precision Finding, the Metropolis stands out for its slim design, durability, and compatibility, making it a strong competitor to AirTags for users seeking wallet or purse tracking solutions.
How effectively does Google's new airline luggage feature work with third-party trackers like this?
With slimmer tracker cards available, is the Metropolis's durability worth its extra thickness?
How much does a metal wallet or packed suitcase truly degrade the tracker's signal strength?
Is the Metropolis's convenience worth sacrificing the AirTag's superior privacy and precision finding?
With trackers becoming universal, what is the next step in preventing their misuse for stalking?
Will dual-network support finally end the tracking wars between Apple's and Google's ecosystems?