If you worry about losing your wallet, you can pick up a tracker card for an extra $49. I opted for the Android version, which works with the Chipolo network to show your wallet’s last known location on a map. There is also an iOS version that works with Apple’s Find My network. Like all the best trackers, both versions allow you to ring your wallet from your phone, which is ideal when you have a train to catch, and your wallet has slipped down between the couch cushions. You can even set left-behind alerts, so you get pinged if your wallet goes out of range of your phone.
Battery life is up to six months for the iOS tracker and around three for the Android version. You can plug the iOS model in to recharge, but the Android tracker has a wee solar panel to keep it topped up. They are as thick as a couple of cards and fit snugly in the pocket on the back. I have never lost my…
