Users can locate lost items by either playing a sound or receiving directional guidance via the mobile app.

However, the Pop tags do not support Apple's precision finding feature, which is exclusive to AirTags.

Customers can expect delivery as soon as April 17, 2025, for orders directly from Chipolo.

Unlike competitors like Tile, Chipolo leverages existing networks from Apple and Google, enhancing its usability globally.

Chipolo has launched the Pop item tracker, a colorful alternative to Apple's AirTag, compatible with both Apple and Google's Find My networks.

Chipolo emphasizes sustainability, producing the tags with about 50% recycled materials and eco-friendly packaging.

An innovative out-of-range alerts feature notifies users when they leave items behind, minimizing false alarms and adapting to real-life movements.

Additional functionalities include the ability to ring a phone on silent with a double squeeze and customizable ringtones through the Chipolo app.

The Pop tracker will be available for purchase on Chipolo's official website and Amazon, with deliveries starting on April 20, 2025.

The Pop is priced at $29 each, with bulk discounts available: four for $89 and six for $121.

This new model features significant improvements, including a louder 120dB sound, a longer Bluetooth range of up to 300 feet, and an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance.

Available in vibrant colors, the Chipolo Pop serves as an ideal travel accessory, particularly for Android users.