The new Tile Slim is as thin as two credit cards and will find your lost items

Tile has introduced a slimmer version of its popular device. It works as a locator that will help you never lose your personal belongings again, as it is as thin as 2 credit cards and fits almost anywhere. The device can be attached to MacBooks, iPhones, iPads, passports and other essentials you can't afford to lose. Thanks to your miniWith its slim thickness and size, the device can be hidden even in wallets and purses, which are also important possessions. Unlike its older version, the new Tile Slim does not have a circular cutout so that it can also be attached to keys.

You can easily locate your lost things with the push of a button in the Tile app, which is available for iOS. Tile will start emitting an audible sound when you press the button in the app to help you find your lost item. The signal can be transmitted up to a distance of 30 meters, which is more than enough. You don't have to lose hope even if you misplace your iPhone. Simply press the button on the Tile Slim itself and iPhone will also start making a sound. This method also works if your iPhone silenced.

If you still can't find your lost item that has a Tile attached to it, you can check its last known location on the in-app map. If an item with a Tile comes within range of another Tile, its location is automatically updated on the map in the app. The tracker uses Bluetooth LE to communicate and has a built-in removable battery that should last a year. After this time, owners can sign up for the "reTile" program, in which they can order a new Tile for a discounted price of $21, which is almost a third off the price of a new device.

The Tile Slim is available here for $30 per unit. You can get a four-pack for a discounted price of $100, and the older generation is still available for $25. Tile ships to the United States, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and most European Union countries except Cyprus, Croatia, and Malta.

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Source: macrumors