Chipolo's One Spot isn't quite an AirTag, but at least it has a hole | Engadget
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Summary
Chipolo has been making Bluetooth trackers for a while, but its latest tracking tag benefits by association with Apple’s AirTag. Instead of the usual company-specific Bluetooth networks used by other tags like Tile and even Chipolo’s other products, this one works with Apple’s Find My network, which recruits the literal millions of iOS devices out there to help locate your device.So what makes the One Dot different to AirTags? The innocuous feature that sets the One Spot apart from AirTags is that it already has a hole, meaning it can go straight on your keyring without a mandatory accessory purchase.The One Spot doesn’t look remotely like an AirTag. It doesn’t look as premium as Apple’s shiny, metallic tracker tag.
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