- What is the difference between the MiLi MiTag and the MiLi Air Tags tracker?
- The MiTag is MiLi's own tracker, managed through the MiLi app and built around a replaceable battery and a keyring-friendly body. The Air Tags tracker is made to work with Apple's Find My network, so it shows up in the Find My app alongside Apple devices. Choose the Air Tags model if you use an iPhone and want one app for everything.
- Do MiLi trackers work with Android phones?
- The MiTag works with both iOS and Android through the MiLi app. The Air Tags tracker is tied to Apple's Find My network and needs an iPhone or iPad to set up and track. Check the model before buying if you switch between phone platforms.
- How long does the battery last and can it be replaced?
- MiLi trackers use a coin-cell battery that typically lasts around a year under normal use, and heavy ringing of the tracker shortens that. The battery sits behind a removable back cover, so you swap it yourself rather than replacing the tracker.
- What is the range of a MiLi tracker?
- Bluetooth range is roughly 100 feet in open space, less through walls and floors. Outside that range the tracker relies on nearby phones in the crowd-finding network to report its location, so reports can lag and are approximate rather than live.
- Does MiLi offer a warranty on its trackers?
- MiLi covers its trackers against manufacturing defects for a limited period, typically one year from purchase. Keep the receipt, since warranty claims usually go through the seller or MiLi support and need proof of purchase.
- Are there MiLi discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what MiLi products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.
