Which is better for keys?

The Pebblebee Clip for Android, because its built-in loop attaches straight to a keyring. The Chipolo Pop needs a separate holder or keyring.

Both run about a year. The Chipolo Pop then takes a new CR2032; the Pebblebee Clip recharges over USB-C and keeps going.

Is the Pebblebee worth the extra $19?

If you dislike buying coin cells and want a built-in clip, yes. If you just want a cheap tag that rings loudly, the Chipolo Pop does the job for less.

Do both work with iPhone and Android?

Yes. The Chipolo Pop supports Apple Find My and Android Find Hub. The Pebblebee Clip for Android lists Google Find Hub and Find My.

The Chipolo Pop is rated around 120 dB. Pebblebee describes the Clip's alerts as a piercing siren, but gives no decibel figure, so a direct comparison is not possible.

The Chipolo Pop, at 6.6 mm. Pebblebee says the Clip is thinner than its previous version but larger than an AirTag.

Chipolo Pop Tracker vs Pebblebee Clip for Android

Buy the Chipolo Pop if you want the lowest price and a battery you can swap yourself. Buy the Pebblebee Clip for Android if you want a rechargeable tag with a built-in clip and no coin-cell purchases. As of November 6, 2026, the Chipolo Pop is $15.99 at eBay and the Pebblebee Clip for Android is $34.99 at Amazon.

Today the Chipolo Pop Tracker costs $19.00 less at its best price.

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