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i've had this key finder for just over a year now and it's been great for me. I lose my phone inthe house several timed a day, and then I can always find it with this. It actually had several other finders included but I haven't used them. Totally recommend-

I walk with a cane and often two canes. I have a problem in that I don't need them all the time, so I am constantly leaning a cane or two against something and forgetting where I left it. This looked like it might be just what I need to find my missing canes. The good news is that it is just what I need. The remote and the devices are simple to set up -- just put in the included battery and you are done. Once the batteries are in, touch the button the color of a corresponding device. The beeping sound is quite loud and of a pitch that is easy to hear. Each device comes with a small key ring to attach it to whatever device you want to secure. There is also included double-sided tape to attach to flat surfaced items. Very reasonable price for a quick and easy way to keep track of phones, purses, keys or whatever you have a tendency to misplace. You don't need a phone or other electronic. A potential shortcoming is the limited range. These don't allow others to help you find lost items like much more expensive electronic devices. But, these are perfect for finding those things you tend to put down and walk away from in your home or office.

Not a bad deal for everything you get - two remotes with stands, six receivers, some mounting hardware options, and all units have a preinstalled battery. The batteries also look like they are very easy to change compared to a similar device I owned. I also like the color coding used for this brand - they used 6 rather distinct colors. The transmit/receive range is also pretty good for the indoor tests I ran (it worked when the remote was behind a closed door, and the target receiver was in a coat pocket in another room. Why not five stars? Well, two things: 1 - The sound isn't all that loud, and as far as I can tell, there's no way to increase the volume. This could be an issue depending on the user's hearing acuity (may not be usable for the hard-of-hearing), and it'll of course be compounded by the location of the item you're trying to find. At least the sound itself isn't obnoxious. 2- The sound doesn't activate on the first button press - I noticed I have to press the button twice to get it to the target fob sound off. I don't think this a defect, it's just the way it works. So, not a bad "key-finder" as long as you use it indoors and your hearing is decent. :)

My girlfriend and i use this everyday! shes got adhd really bad so she has a tendency to put something down and then turn around and loose it and forget where it is. we have this on our keys and phone and even on tv remotes! it has saved her from her phone getting stolen. she left it on a shelf at grocery store and went to the car to grab remote to beep her phone and she was able to find her phone in mins.

Perfect size for key rings, purses, or remote controls. Comes with tiny key ring to attach to keys and purses. Comes with two sided sticky pads to attach to remotes, etc. Dare I say you will never lose "'it" again. Remote and sensors are color coded. Remote has its own stand. Put it next to television or nightstand. Never lose this remote! Batteries included on each sensor. Simply remove the clear plastic from each sensor to activate. Batteries required for remote.

These Esky units are more cheaply constructed than our previous ESKY models (we have 3 generations of them), but they still locate my lost keys okay. I would have reviewed them with 4 stars, however, this model is completely incompatible with our older Esky RF Wallet Finders, although the manufacturer says otherwise. My family has been using these trackers and giving them out as stocking stuffers to relatives for at least 5 or 6 years, and my relatives use them to track their pets when they disappear. May I suggest that if you purchase an Esky tracker/wallet finder set (which can be heard throughout our apartment (but not as well in the noise of city streets), that you purchase the 2 transmitter set, which only costs $1 more than the single transmitter set on Amazon. I just wish that the trackers made a louder noise.

So simple to set up. Nice having 2 routes & 6 tiles. They work great.

Easy enough to attach to whatever you want. Two remotes is ideal. The beeper works every time.

6 out of 5. Bummer cannot Add colors. Otherwise a perfect devise

Great packaging, fast delivery. Product is as described. Works well and easy to use.

As someone who is constantly juggling multiple tasks in my workshop, keeping track of my keys can be a real challenge. That's why I decided to give the Esky RF Item Locator a try, and let me tell you, it has been an absolute game-changer. First and foremost, the range on this thing is incredible. With two transmitters and six receivers, I can easily locate my keys from up to 100 feet away. Whether they've fallen behind a workbench or gotten buried under a pile of materials, the Esky locator never fails to pinpoint their exact location with precision. The loud beep emitted by the receivers is another standout feature. At 80dB, it's loud enough to be heard even in the midst of a bustling workshop. Gone are the days of frantically searching high and low for misplaced keys—I simply press the button on the transmitter, listen for the beep, and follow the sound to find my keys in seconds. I also appreciate the simplicity of the design. The receivers are compact and lightweight, making them easy to attach to my keychain or slip into a pocket. The transmitters are equally user-friendly, with clearly labeled buttons that make operation a breeze. But perhaps the best part is the peace of mind that comes with knowing my keys are always within reach. No more wasted time and frustration searching for misplaced keys means more time spent focusing on my craft and creating beautiful pieces for my customers. In conclusion, the Esky RF Item Locator has been a game-changer for me as a busy workshop owner. Its impressive range, loud beep, and user-friendly design make it a must-have tool for anyone who values efficiency and productivity. If you're tired of losing your keys and wasting precious time searching for them, I highly recommend giving the Esky locator a try.

These things work great. A must have if you encounter dementia. Using this on a daily basis. Put one on a cane, phone, keys etc. Found his cane hanging in a tree way at the back of our property. Would have never found it otherwise.

It comes with 2 remotes that act as 'home-base' transmitters, and you use these to find any one of the 6 included tile receivers that are attached by velcro to the 6 items you lose the most often. The 6 tiles are colour-coded, corresponding to the 6 colour-coded buttons on the remotes. With my memory being what it is, I quickly forgot which item was which colour, so when I wanted to find my keys (which have the blue tile attached to them), I pressed 4 of the coloured buttons on one of the base remotes before hitting the correct blue button. So, if I was keeping these, I would have to write down which colour tile is on which item. It's no big deal to do that, or course, I'm just saying that you may not remember the colour-coding off the top of your head, so you might have to keep a written guide as a kind of 'map key' to your differently-colour-coded items. This whole tracking device system is a great idea--except... When I got the tiles on my most lost-prone items, I discovered a very annoying problem: when you press the button on the remote to find something, it does make a nice, piercing 'beep-beep-beep', BUT... you still can't find the item that's beeping, because when you hear it, you just don't know where the sound is coming from. I misplaced our TV remote, and I could clearly hear that the device was in the room, somewhere, but where? You keep saying to yourself as you chase the beeps all around the room looking for your TV remote, where the heck is the 'beep-beep-beep' coming from? It seems to be coming from everywhere in the room; one second, you're sure the 'beep-beep-beep' is coming from the sofa. Then, when you hone in on the sofa, the 'beep-beep-beep' now seems to be coming from the table on the opposite side of the room. You go there, and now the beeps seem to be coming from the other end of the room again. I have been able to find a couple of things already with this--but it can be maddening when you can't hone in on the sound. I do not want to go through this frustrating exercise every time I can't find my keys and I'm in a hurry, or the remote, or my wallet, for that matter. That's why I have decided to return this tracker to Amazon, and to buy something that's going to be a bit more expensive. Like the Tile brand. I've had these before, but I decided to buy something cheaper this time. 'Tiles' don't just beep-beep-beep, you can assign every item a different, pleasant jingle, so I'm thinking it might be worth it to go for 'Tile' again. And you control your Tiles from your phone's 'Tile' app; there is no dedicated, separate, remote as there is with the one I'm returning. This also means you can trigger a Tile's ring from anywhere in the world--which doesn't make much sense, I know, but that may be useful if you lost your keys somewhere in a large house. At least you know that it will keep on jingling until you find your lost item and turn the Tile off using the app on your phone. Anyway, I'm giving this tracker back because it only provides the one, monotone, beeping pattern for all of the receivers, which makes it too frustrating to use. So, I'm probably getting the 'Tile' brand trackers, instead. Better get out my wallet!