Find My Lost Bluetooth Device

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Wish I could get my money back for this one - this app seems to be capable of find big objects only (TVs, laptops), any small objects like headphones, smart watches or smart rings don’t show up on the app even you put your phone right next to it. Don’t buy it, it’s a waste of money.

It can see only mobiles, watches cannot find it even it is next to it, function send does nothing...

Finding devices is fun

Doesn’t work unless you buy/subscribe first 😒

This app is garbage and it charges you a bunch of money for garbage. It’s incredibly inaccurate and the information it gives varies greatly in accuracy. Talk about wild goose chase for something because the app kept giving inaccurate information.

I recently lost a device and the manufacturer suggested two apps to locate it. This was the second option and I gave it a try. The app seems to display EVERY Bluetooth item that my phone has detected, with results numbering probably in the hundreds. Maybe 1 out of 25 items have a name, and that’s something generic. The app isn’t showing my own Apple Watch or my AirPods. Or, if it is, they’re lost in the list of unnamed items, even though they’ve been given a name. Tapping on any of the listed items takes you to a paywall, $7.99/mo or a yearly option. Considering that almost none of the items have names, it would be an epic scavenger hunt in a busy public location like a shopping center or an airport to try and track down these unnamed items one at a time. And adding to the no name issue, as different people come in to the area (Bluetooth is only good for about 30’ of range), you won’t know which items you’ve hunted down and which are new to the list. While this app may be useful for an item misplaced in your home or small office, there are other apps that serve this same purpose that are probably much better suited to actually helping recover a lost item.

Paid $8 for the App and was only able to find my ring from a free app

The app itself is free, but to access added features I had to purchase a subscription. For example, I was using the ap to try and locate my Oura Ring, however, the devices “in range” were named “N/A.” To figure out which “N/A” was the ring, I purchased the description, and the app told me the device was 29 meters away…using another app, I found the ring, which was less than 5 meters away from me. Do not waste your money or time on this app.

This works better to find my EarPods than “Find My” from Apple. Very pleased.