UGREEN FineTrack Slim G (Android Only) Wallet Tracker Card, 5-Year Battery Bluetooth Tracker Card Work with Find Hub App, IP68 Waterproof Smart Google Tracker Card for Wallet Luggage[Google Certified]

I recently picked up the FineTrack Slim G and I’m genuinely impressed. Right off the bat: it’s incredibly lightweight and ultra-slim. It slips into a wallet or alongside cards with basically zero bulk. If you’ve ever avoided putting a tracker in your slim wallet because it made things too chunky, this one solves that problem. According to sources, it’s only about 1.7 mm thick. What I like: Set it and forget it operation: After initial setup with the Android/Google “Find Hub” network, you pretty much leave it alone and hope you never need to use it (which in this case, is a good thing). It quietly does its job in the background. Solid battery life: This version uses a non-rechargeable battery (so you don’t have to remember to charge it), and UGREEN claims up to 5 years of usage. That kind of lifespan is rare in trackers, especially ultra-thin ones. Ease of use: Pairing was straightforward, the companion app interface is clear, and I appreciated that once it was set up I didn’t need to fuss with it. Good feature set for the price: It supports the Android/Google ecosystem, integrates with the Find Hub network, and has IP68 water/dust resistance. Solid for everyday carry. Practical for wallet/luggage/travel use: Because of the form factor, you don’t feel like you’re dragging extra bulk. It stays out of the way until you need it. A few caveats (which are minor, given the value): Because it uses a non-rechargeable battery and lasts up to five years, once that battery dies you’ll likely need to replace the unit (unless the device supports battery replacement and this version seems “one and done”). While it’s ultra-thin, that also means you lose some of the “premium gadget” feel (e.g., if you like gadgets to look flashy) but honestly for a tracker that lives in wallet/purse space, that’s fine. Compatibility: This version is Android/Google Find Hub—so just make sure you’re in that ecosystem. If you use Apple devices primarily, you’d need the Apple-compatible version. Final verdict: If you want a no-fuss tracker for your wallet, luggage, or any item you carry regularly and want to not have to think about, the UGREEN FineTrack Slim G is a stellar choice. It does what it says it will. Quietly, unobtrusively. I’m awarding it a full 5 out of 5 stars. Highly recommended.

My first tracker, so I started with a more affordable unit from a known brand. Unfortunately, the listing says the battery is replaceable, but I contacted UGREEN and they said that is incorrect and they will update the product listing. I suspect that within five years there will be better tech anyway. Contrary to another reviewer's experience, it immediately paired with my Pixel 10 Pro and works with Google Find Hub as advertised. I wish it had UWB, but I knew up front that it doesn't. Having both the Pebblebee Card 5 and the UGreen Slim G card that is only 0.1mm thinner, I have to say both of them have the same approximate volume for their alarms--neither is very loud. But now a few days later after having both cards in my wallet, the UGreen is reliable and being picked up by random phones in parking lots, but the Pebblebee is much more hit-and-miss. Mostly miss. Right now, it's right next to the phone and says last seen yesterday. Pebblebee is being returned in favor of the UGreen Slim G. Sometimes it seems people think this should report its location no matter what--but at least one participating Android device needs to be within its vicinity to pick up the signal and report it to the Find Hub. Android is opted in by default, but not all devices participate with the network in all locations.

At this time, I find these to be garbage. I purchased two because I've wanted to play around with tracker tech for a while on Android, but nothing has really stood out. However these cards are slim and great practical use... In theory. But when I tried to pair up the cards, neither of them worked at all. They just kept saying couldn't connect. I rebooted the phone, tried again, tried the next card, let them time out and started the process again, nothing. They do beep like they are supposed to, and the phone does see them. I have a Pixel 10 Pro XL with the Google Find Hub as well. This is frustrating.

It's pretty thin. I could wish it were even thinner, but a 5 year battery for the price, and simple setup, it's overall not bad. I also had a Pebblebee Card, and I like that that's rechargeable and firmware upgradable, but it's also thicker, and it costs 3 times as much as this, so you can go 15 years at this price, with an upgrade to wherever we get in 5 years. To me this one just makes more sense.

Works well with Google find hub. Good value.

While it sucks that it only has a 5 year battery life, it is literally as thin as a credit card, and I just slipped it in my wallet with the rest of them. Much more useful and effective than a Tile, and keeps me from losing my wallet around the house, and I am sure will come in handy if the worst ever happens. I did initially have set up issues trying to set it up on my Pixel, however, I run beta software, so that might have been the issue. When I used my OnePlus 10T to set it up and link to my Google account, and it set right up with ease.

Work as intended, is noisy when needed and you can locate your wallet using the google app "Findhub".

I am giving this, and the other version of UGREEN trackers one stars only because I am rating it based on its abilities promised in the listing's text! According to the listing: "Lost Item Alerts & Lost Mode: When your Android wallet tracker card moves out of range, the Google Find Hub app sends an lost alert with the last known location. " However, when trying to set the Lost Item Alerts I could not find any instructions. Consulted with AI and got conflicting information - - with most of it leaning towards the feature not being available on these Android versions. Direct contact with UGREEN was more than frustrating. When, after several days, I finally got some information they "hung their hats" and a later phrase in the listing "The above functions need to activate Lost Mode before use" which is totally confusing to most of the people I have showed it to. What we finally came to understand is that your must separate the tracker from you phone and manually mark it as lost before it may (or may not) trigger alerts. AND You must do this every time after the two are brought together. How you can do this to get alerts remains a mystery. The trackers do seem to work to guide you to them and your belongings. Speaker volume is a bit low and you can not trigger the phone's ringer from the tracker (a basic function on other trackers). I returned half of the trackers I purchased and kept half to use for the functions that they actually are designed for. If I were to rate them for those functions, I guess I would have given two stars. But, of course, tech support is part of a product and UGREEN fails miserably at that! I should subtract a star for that which would have given a score of ZERO STARS (or one star if only rated on abilities possessed . Very disappointed!