Priced at $28 and $35, Google partnered with Chipolo to launch two item trackers

CTOnews.com May 11 news, at the Google I / O 2023 conference, Google and accessories manufacturer Chipolo jointly released One Point and Card Point two item trackers. These two trackers are best adapted to Android by using Google's Find My Device data link.

With the help of Google, both One Point and Card Point are adapted to the Fast Pair fast pairing mode on Android, while supporting IPx5 waterproofing. The biggest difference between the two is not only the appearance and application scene, but also the maximum prompt volume. The maximum volume of One Point prompt is 120dB, while the volume of 105dB card Point is 105dB. According to the Chipolo website, both products have a two-year battery life, and the software on the phone will prompt you to replace the battery when the battery is about to run out.

CTOnews.com learned that the One Point sells for $28 and the Card Point for $35, while Google and Chipolo offer packages that include a Card Point and two One Point for $77. According to the Chipolo official website, the supporting software of One Point and Card Point can only be enabled on Android 9 phones with no less than the version of the system.