KeySmart tracker drops to $38 with clear design
A transparent Android tracker shaped like a credit card is seeing a price cut, offering a discreet way to locate personal items without adding bulk to wallets or bags.
KeySmart’s latest SmartCard has dropped to $37.99 on Amazon, down from its standard price of $45. The device is designed to look like a standard payment card but functions as a tracker compatible with Google’s Find Hub system. Its primary appeal lies in its physical form: it is only 1.8mm thick, allowing it to slide easily into passport holders or between items in a backpack without creating noticeable bulk.
According to 9to5Google, the Gen 3 model features a transparent casing that reveals the internal circuitry and charging coils. This aesthetic choice is not just for show; the visible components highlight the device’s reliance on wireless charging. By avoiding physical ports like USB-C or pin connectors, the card maintains its ultra-thin profile and remains waterproof, though this method requires a compatible charging surface.
Wireless charging enables waterproof design
The decision to use inductive charging coils is a deliberate trade-off. While it keeps the device slim and sealed against water, it means users cannot simply plug it into a wall adapter. Instead, it must be placed on a compatible wireless charger. For many users, the convenience of a portless, waterproof design outweighs the need for a specific charging surface, especially given the long battery life reported between top-ups.
Cross-platform tracking capabilities included
One of the card’s most practical features is its dual-ecosystem support. It works with both Google Find Hub and Apple’s Find My network. This flexibility allows users to track the device regardless of whether they use Android or iOS devices for their daily operations, making it a versatile option for mixed-device households or travelers.
The current discount of roughly $7 is modest but represents a tangible saving on a product that is already considered well-designed at full price. The deal is available on Amazon, though the duration of this pricing is not guaranteed. For those looking to add a low-profile tracker to their everyday carry, the combination of transparency, cross-platform support, and current pricing makes it a notable option in the Android tracker market.
