Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple) vs Wallet Finder Card (Google)
Both are slim rechargeable wallet tracker cards with the same 4.6 rating, but they live in different ecosystems. The Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple) uses Apple Find My and is the pick for iPhone owners; the Wallet Finder Card (Google) uses Google Find Hub and is the pick for Android owners. Prices were not provided for either card, so compare current store prices on Deal.ai before deciding.
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Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple)
4.6Choose the Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple) if you use an iPhone and want Find My tracking, a 1.8 mm card, and Qi/MagSafe wireless charging.
Pros
- Works with Apple Find My, so it shows up in the app iPhone owners already use
- 1.8 mm profile is the thinnest of the two and hides in a card slot
- Qi and MagSafe wireless charging, no cable needed
- Stealth design looks like a credit card, so a thief is less likely to toss it
Cons
- Buyers report needing a recharge every 1–2 weeks after the first charge
- Reports of cards overheating and one bubbling during charging
- Power button is hard to find and the sound is quieter than expected
What separates them
| Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple) | Wallet Finder Card (Google) | |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking network | Apple Find My | Google Find Hub |
| Phone platform | iOS (specs also list Android) | Android via Google Find Hub |
| Thickness | 1.8 mm | 2.5 mm |
| Stated battery life | Up to 5–6 months per charge | Up to 3 years |
| Charging | Qi and MagSafe wireless, 2 hours | Rechargeable, wireless charging listed |
| Water resistance | Water resistant, no IP rating given | IP67 |
| Alarm loudness | 120 dB listed, but buyers call the sound low | 78 dB |
| Bluetooth range | Short per buyer reports |
Price history
- Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple): lowest $45.96 on Nov 2 at eBay.
- Wallet Finder Card (Google): lowest $13.99 on Nov 2 at Amazon.
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Specs compared
| Spec | Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple) | Wallet Finder Card (Google) |
|---|---|---|
| Battery life | up to 5–6 months | up to 3 years |
| Thickness | 1.8mm | 2.5mm |
| Number Of Packs | 1 | — |
| Compatible Devices | iOS & Android | — |
| Battery Average Life | 1500 days | — |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth | — |
| Control Method | App | — |
| Audible Noise | 120 db | — |
| Battery Serviceability | Rechargeable | — |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic | — |
Questions and answers
- Which card is better for an iPhone?
- The Wallet Finder Card Pro (Apple). It runs on Apple Find My, which is built into iOS, and it is thinner at 1.8 mm.
- Which is better for an Android phone?
- The Wallet Finder Card (Google). It pairs through Google Find Hub, which is the Android equivalent of Find My.
- Which one lasts longer on a charge?
- On paper the Google card, at up to 3 years versus 5–6 months. Buyer reports for both cards describe needing a recharge every 1–2 weeks after the first charge, so treat the headline figures with caution.
- Is the thinner card worth it?
- If your wallet is tight, yes. The Apple card is 1.8 mm versus 2.5 mm, and buyers of both say the cards squeeze into slim wallets.
- Which is louder when you ping it?
- The Apple card lists 120 dB versus 78 dB for the Google card. Buyers of both still describe the ping as quiet, so don't expect a loud ring.
- Which is more water resistant?
- The Google card, which carries an IP67 rating. The Apple card is described as water resistant but lists no IP rating.
