AceCard Gen 2,Ultra-Thin Official Wallet Tracker with Apple Find My Integration, 1.9mm RFID Blocking NFC Business Card,120dB Alarm, 30-Month Battery, IPX7 Waterproof, Siri Command Compatibility

I’m super impressed with the AceCard! It’s incredibly thin and slides right into my wallet without adding any extra bulk like my old apple tag. My wallet used to be very uncomfortable with the apple tag but now I can’t even notice anything extra in there. The Apple Find My Item works perfectly, and it’s saved me a few times already when I’ve lost my wallet. The RFID blocking gives me peace of mind and is a nice bonus. It’s a great solution for anyone who values security and convenience.

This product is just great it works great, the best thing about it is that doesn’t require any charge

I'm 75 years old, and the AceCard Gen 2, Official Apple Find My Wallet Tracker, is my first time working with Apple's "Find My" app. The cardboard folder containing the ACE card had a scan code for retrieving the Detailed Instructions. I scanned the code, and TikTok asked me to install their app on my iPhone. I've chosen not to use TikTok as it's an app I am not interested in. I recommend to the creators of the AceCard Gen 2 that when instructions are made, think about the people who will be using their product and provide them on a commonly accessed platform, like YouTube.I followed the three steps on the cardboard folder, which installed the AceCard Gen 2 app. Then, I followed the app's prompts to add Find My Wallet. Easy peasy.My wallet already has RFID blocking, but the Card provides that protection. Those needing it can use this Card as a digital NFC business card.Full Disclosure: I received this product for free from the Vine program. However, I want to emphasize that I did not receive any payment for this review. I am deeply committed to providing honest and unbiased reviews. It's important for you to know that I pay a significant 29% in federal and state income taxes for each item, a burden I carry. I apologize for not including any pictures in this review, as my genetic condition causes my hands to shake, making it difficult to capture clear images.

Perfect device for home safety with many uses

I saw an ad on instagram for this product claiming that it would not notify a thief that there is a tracker near by, so I bought this to put in one of my vehicles in the event it ever got stolen I could track it without it notifying the thief. Of course it did not work how they claimed; I gave it to a buddy to test and see, and sure enough it popped up on his screen telling him of the device and letting him play a sound. So if someone stole my vehicle not only would they be notified that the vehicle is being tracked but would also allow them to play a sound so they could locate and disable the device. So basically this was a complete waste of money. It’s the exact same thing as an AirTag just shaped like a credit card.Update: a few days after connecting to my phone the gps is telling me the tracker has been in the same location for the last 4 days and hasn’t moved. Meanwhile I have the tracker right next to my phone. This was a complete waste of money!

In the past, I have used the Apple Wallet that has the GPS feature on it, however over time that wallet has worn out and their new replacements are not good quality and limited. I love these kinds of Find My GPS cards because I can use them in any wallet I want. The Ace Card drew my attention because not only does it have full functionality with the Find My app, but it also has a RFID blocking which is important to me since I have previously had my credit card digitally stolen.The Ace Card is extremely easy to setup. It comes fully charged out of the box and once you power it on, it enters pairing mode. You find the device in the Find My app using the Other Device option and it pops up right away. Once connected, you name it and give it an icon. After that it just works!I have seen a few of these in the past and there are two kinds of cards; one that has a Qi charging capability, and ones that don’t. In this case, the Ace Card does not have charging capabilities which makes it both simpler but also more disposable. The card is said to have a 30 month battery life which is pretty long, but the rechargeable kind typically have 6 months battery per charge and can last for 5+ years. The Ace Card is estimated to last 2 and half years before it would need to be replaced.Aside from the relatively short battery life, the card is perfect for putting in any wallet to prevent losing it. It is very simple to setup and works very well. It has a speaker for alerts, RFID blocking to protect your other cards in your wallet, and is no thicker than a fat American Express Platinum card. If you want to stop losing your wallets, the Ace Card is a great option.

I purchased and connected this product which initially worked fine. However, I lost my wallet and when I went to discover the wallet via find my phone, the AP stated “ location not found”. When I contacted Ace, they stated that sometimes it looses connectivity and perhaps I didn’t notice it. Hence, you have to regularly monitor if the card is still connected. That is impractical and ridiculous in my opinion and hence just simply unreliable. Bottom line, while I thought that I had protection in the event that I lost my wallet, in reality there was no protection. My wallet is lost and Ace stated that there is nothing that they could do about it. The product is a false sense of security, very disappointed.

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