Misplace everything? This genius gadget finds it for you - now £21 for Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day is back! The biggest shopping event of the year is packed with unbeatable discounts on thousands of must-have products.
From the latest tech gadgets, including the popular Ring Doorbell, to everyday household essentials, shoppers are on the hunt for the best deals before they vanish. And one bargain that could seriously change your life is the Tile by Life360 Slim.
If you're tired of constantly misplacing your wallet, you're not alone and the Tile by Life360 Slim is here to solve your searching woes.
Measuring just 3.4 x 2.1 x 0.1 inches and weighing only 0.6 ounces, the Tile Slim slots into your wallet, passport or bag without adding bulk. With a three year battery life, bluetooth connection and Find Your Phone feature, you'll never have to search the house for your stuff ever again. BUY NOW FOR £20.99 (WAS £29.99) – SAVE 30%
The super slim, credit card sized design helps you keep track of stuff like your wallet, passport, or anything else that fits in tight spaces and, because it's so thin, it slips right into your wallet without making it bulky.
It connects to your phone via Bluetooth, so you can ring your Tile or check its last known location on a map through the Tile app.
If your lost item is out of range, no worries because the Tile community can help find it by anonymously picking up its signal on other users' phones nearby.
One of the best things? The battery lasts up to three years, so you won't have to swap it out anytime soon. Plus, if you double-press the Tile Slim, it'll make your phone ring even if it's on silent – perfect for when you can't find your phone.
It works with both iPhones and Androids, making it a handy, no-fuss way to stop losing your important stuff and save time hunting for it. If you're someone who's always misplacing things, this little tracker can be a total lifesaver.
Shoppers who have already snapped up the limited-time deal are already raving about it. More Trending
One review left by Motherof5boys, said: 'This is a genius idea! It fits perfectly in my purse alongside all my cards, taking up no extra space, whilst staying discreet making it so convenient. I love how easy it is to set up and use. The accuracy is precise unlike another tracking app I have used before.'
And a review from Hannah said: 'This is fantastic and connects easily to the phone. When you go on the app you can send an alarm to find whatever you have put the card into.'
Normally priced at £29.99, but down to £20.99 for Amazon Prime week, we suggest moving quickly as one this deals gone, it's gone.
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