Forget AirTags, track everything with great Prime Day deals on Tile trackers
Tile has been in the market of tracking items for several years now, long before Apple came into the market with the AirTag. In fact, before AirTag, Tile was pretty much the most well-known Bluetooth item tracker out there. It's still alive and kicking, and a good reason to pick it over AirTag is because of all of the varieties it comes in, as well as the ability to work with both iPhone and Android devices, and not just one over the other.
While Tile trackers have always been affordable, they're about to get even more so with these great Prime Day deals. Honestly, it's one of the best times of the year to pick up a Tile tracker for all of your stuff, from your keys to your wallet to your electronics. No matter what you want to track, Tile has a tracker that is best suited for the job. We've personally reviewed the Tile Slim and the Tile Mate and loved both — the latter is available at Amazon for just $18! But if you prefer sticking with Apple, even for item tracking, you may find some AirTags for cheap in our Prime Day Apple deals roundup.
Worry-free tracking with these Prime Day Tile deals
Tile Mate (2022) 3-pack, Black | Was $70 now $48 at Amazon
Tile Mate is the most popular version of Tile's item trackers. This three-pack comes in black and each Tile Mate is slim and compact with a hole, so you can hang it on your keys, loop it onto your bag, or whatever else you need to track. Tile Mate has a range of up to 250 feet, so you can easily find your gear. If it's out of range, utilize the Tile network in the Tile app to locate your item. The non-replaceable battery lasts up to three years and it has a fairly loud ring when you need to locate an item.
Tile Slim (2022) 1-pack | Was $35 now $24 at Amazon
Tile Slim is designed to fit into a credit card slot in your wallet, but you can also slip it into other things like bags and purses. The Slim comes with a Bluetooth range of up to 250 feet like the Mate and should also last about three years on a single non-replaceable battery.
Tile Sticker (2022) 2-pack | Was $52 now $38 at Amazon
Tile Sticker is a tracker that you can stick onto various items, making this one particularly great for electronics. Tile Sticker also has a range of 250 feet and a three-year non-replaceable battery.
Tile Mate (2022) 2-pack | Was $48 now $33 at Amazon
Don't need three Tile Mates? Perhaps this two-pack is better suited for your needs. Unlike the 3-pack that was mentioned above, this 2-pack contains one black and one white, so you get a bit more variety with your trackers.
Tile Mate (2022) 1-pack, Black | Was $25 now $18 at Amazon
Just need a single Tile Mate? Then you should pick up the one-pack, only available in black. Normally, a single Tile Mate will run you $25, but this deal knocks several dollars off, so you can track your item for less.
Long before AirTag came out, Tile trackers reigned supreme. They're still very good Bluetooth item trackers, to be fair since they work on both the best iPhone and Android, and not just iPhone — cross-compatibility is always a great thing! If you want an item tracker that isn't always in the news because of controversial use cases, then pick up a Tile. With these great Prime Day deals, it's hard to pass up.
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Christine Romero-Chan was formerly a Senior Editor for iMore. She has been writing about technology, specifically Apple, for over a decade at a variety of websites. She is currently part of the Digital Trends team, and has been using Apple’s smartphone since the original iPhone back in 2007. While her main speciality is the iPhone, she also covers Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac when needed. When she isn’t writing about Apple, Christine can often be found at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, as she is a passholder and obsessed with all things Disney, especially Star Wars. Christine also enjoys coffee, food, photography, mechanical keyboards, and spending as much time with her new daughter as possible.