Keys are missing, the wallet isn’t where it usually is, and your sunglasses seem to have grown legs. Sound familiar? With Satechi’s FindAll series, you can keep track of several of everyday’s most important items right in Apple’s Find My app. And the best part is that tracking is already built into the accessories.
We’ve probably all had to turn the house upside down just as we’re about to head out the door. It’s often the same things that go missing again and again. Keys, wallets and other small items that should really have a fixed place. With Apple’s Find My network, keeping track of your belongings has become much easier, and Satechi has taken the concept a step further. In the FindAll series, you’ll find keychains, wallet cards, glasses cases and luggage tags where tracking is part of the product itself. So you don’t need to buy a separate tracker and wonder how to attach it.
The keys that always disappear
It hardly matters how careful you are. Sooner or later, the keys end up in the wrong coat pocket, at the bottom of a bag or somewhere you absolutely don’t remember putting them.
Satechi FindAll Keychain is a keychain with built-in support for Apple’s Find My network. Once it’s connected to your iPhone, you can see its last reported location in the Find My app. If the keys are nearby, you can also play a sound to help find them more easily.
The keychain is made from a leather-like material and comes in several colors, including black, sand and desert rose. It also has a rechargeable battery that charges wirelessly with a compatible Qi charger. That means you can skip disposable batteries and use the same charging solution as for several other accessories.
A wallet that helps you find your way back
The wallet is another classic. It’s in the wrong bag, has slipped down between the sofa cushions or may have been left at the restaurant after lunch. Because it often holds both payment cards and ID, it can quickly become stressful when it’s missing.
FindAll Wallet Card is a slim tracking card that fits into a standard card slot. At just 2.5 millimeters thick, it takes up very little space, while giving your wallet support for Apple’s Find My network.
The card has a rechargeable battery with up to 16 months of battery life and charges wirelessly. It’s also rated IP67 for water and dust resistance. A small item that barely registers in your wallet, but that can be very welcome on the day your wallet isn’t where it should be.
Glasses can have their own place in Find My too
Sunglasses have a strange habit of disappearing as soon as the sun comes out. Sometimes they’re in the car, sometimes at home, and sometimes at the bottom of a bag. And if they’re a more expensive pair, that’s naturally even more frustrating.
Satechi FindAll Glasses Case is a glasses case with tracking built in. You store your glasses as usual, then use the Find My app to locate the case if it goes missing.
The case has a soft microfiber interior, magnetic closure and a foldable design. It charges wirelessly and is rated for up to eight months of battery life. It works just as well for regular glasses as for sunglasses that are only used on certain occasions.
Keep track of your bag on the move
It’s not just small items that can disappear. A backpack can be left on a train, and a suitcase can end up somewhere other than where you are. Then it’s reassuring to at least be able to check where the bag was last seen.
FindAll Luggage Tag is a luggage tag with built-in tracking via Apple’s Find My network. It attaches to your bag and has a rechargeable battery that can last up to twelve months. Unlike several of the other FindAll products, the luggage tag charges via USB-C.
Of course, there’s no guarantee that lost luggage will turn up again, but being able to see a reported location can be useful when you’re trying to figure out where the bag went.
Everything in Apple’s Find My app
What makes the FindAll series especially convenient is that you don’t need to learn yet another app or create a separate account. The products work with Apple’s Find My network and can be added alongside other compatible accessories.
If an item goes missing, you can open Find My and check its location. If it’s outside Bluetooth range, other nearby Apple devices can help report where it is. The network uses encryption to protect location data.
You can also turn on notifications that alert you when you leave an accessory behind. Perfect for anyone who sometimes gets halfway to work before suddenly realizing the keys or wallet are still at home.
And that may be exactly what makes FindAll so practical. You don’t have to think much about the technology when everything is working. But when something does go missing, the help is already there.
FAQ
What is Satechi FindAll?
FindAll is a series of accessories with built-in tracking via Apple’s Find My network. The range includes keychains, wallet cards, glasses cases and luggage tags. Once the products have been added to the Find My app, you can check their reported location, play a sound and use available lost-item features.
Do I need an AirTag to use FindAll?
No, the tracking function is already built into FindAll products. So you don’t need to buy a separate AirTag or a special holder. The accessories use Apple’s Find My network and can be managed directly from a compatible Apple device. That makes them an option for anyone who wants tracking built into everyday accessories.
Can I use FindAll with an Android phone?
The FindAll series is designed for Apple’s Find My network and requires a compatible Apple device for setup and tracking. A regular Android phone can therefore not be used in the same way to manage the accessories. Always check compatibility for the specific product before choosing a model.
How do I charge Satechi FindAll products?
It depends on which product you’re using. The keychain, wallet card and glasses case support compatible wireless charging, while the FindAll Luggage Tag charges via USB-C. Battery life varies between models and depends on use, but several of the accessories last for many months between charges.
Can I find my things even if they’re far away?
Yes, but FindAll does not use its own GPS connection. When the accessory is outside your phone’s Bluetooth range, other Apple devices in the Find My network can help report its location. How quickly a new location appears depends, among other things, on whether compatible devices are nearby.
