The name says GPS. The spec on the same page says Bluetooth and a coin cell.
iTagPro is a small tag you clip to your keys or drop in a bag, from $32.99 a unit, checked on 9 September 2026. It is genuinely useful for things you misplace around the house. It is not a GPS tracker, and the seller's own feature list is where we found that out.
Get My iTagPro →The headline and the spec sheet on the seller's own product page do not describe the same device.
Smart GPS Tracker for Real-Time Tracking, Geofencing, and Security.
Precision Bluetooth Tracking. Replaceable battery: runs on a CR2032 that lasts up to 6 months.
The second one is the true one, and the battery gives it away. A real GPS tracker has to listen to satellites and then send its position over a mobile network, which is why those devices carry rechargeable batteries measured in days or weeks, and usually a SIM and a monthly fee. Nothing doing that runs six months on a watch battery.
This matters because the two devices fail in completely different places, and the difference decides whether this is the right purchase for you.
| In range | Your phone rings the tag and you follow the sound. Range is tens of metres indoors, less through walls |
|---|---|
| Out of range | The app shows the last place your phone saw it. From there you depend on another phone in the network passing close enough to report it |
| Geofencing | An alert when the tag drops out of range of your phone. It is proximity to you, not a fence drawn on a map |
| Battery | CR2032 coin cell, replaceable, up to six months per the seller |
| Phones | iOS and Android, through the seller's app |
| Build | Water resistant, keyring hole, no stated IP rating |
Read that list and the honest use case appears by itself. Keys that vanish into a coat. A bag left in a meeting room. A case in the boot. Things that are near you but not findable. That is a real, everyday annoyance and a $33 tag fixes it.
| Pack | Each | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $41.99$104.98 | $41.99 |
| 2 | $38.99$97.48 | $77.98 |
| 3 | $35.99$102.83 | $107.97 |
| 4 | $32.99$109.97 | $131.96 |
Checked on 9 September 2026. Look at the crossed out column: the supposed normal price of one tag is $104.98 in the first row, $97.48 in the second and $109.97 in the last. A real list price does not move depending on how many you buy. It moves here because it is calculated backwards from the discount badge the seller wants to show, which is why every badge lands on a round 60, 65 or 70 percent.
So ignore the percentage and read the left column. Between $41.99 and $32.99 a tag is the actual decision, and the four pack only makes sense if you genuinely have four things worth tagging.
At the checkout an extended warranty is selected for you before you touch anything. Untick it if you do not want it. On a tag at this price it is worth checking what the total says before you pay.
One question settles it: is the thing you want to find usually near you, or can it leave? Near you, this works and it is cheap. Can it leave, and you need a cellular tracker instead, whatever the box says.
No. The same page that calls it a smart GPS tracker also says it uses precision Bluetooth tracking and runs on a CR2032 coin cell for up to six months. A device with a satellite receiver and a cellular link cannot run that long on a coin cell, so what you are buying is a Bluetooth tag.
Within Bluetooth range, tens of metres indoors, your phone can ring the tag and guide you to it. Outside that range the app shows the last place your phone saw it, and after that you depend on someone else's phone passing near it and reporting the position.
41.99 dollars for one, 38.99 each for two, 35.99 each for three and 32.99 each for four, checked on 9 September 2026. The crossed out price is set by the seller and moves with the pack, so read the per unit figure instead.
Yes. A warranty box arrives already ticked at the checkout. Untick it before you pay if you do not want it.
For a car or a pet that can leave the neighbourhood, no. Those need a tracker with its own cellular connection and a subscription. A Bluetooth tag is for things that get misplaced rather than things that travel: keys, a bag, a case, a remote.
The seller offers a 30 day money back guarantee. Confirm the current terms at the checkout before you pay.
As a Bluetooth finder for the things you misplace, it does the job at a fair price. Buy it for that and you will not be disappointed.
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