Bluetooth tracking devices can greatly simplify locating lost items, but many sets are limited to either Apple or Android ecosystems — a real drawback for households using both. Ugreen’s Finder Duo aims to solve this by offering a pack of four Bluetooth trackers that can pair with Apple’s Find My network or Google’s Find Hub app, making them versatile for mixed-ecosystem users. The 4-pack is currently available on Amazon for about $35, roughly a 30% discount, bringing the cost to under $9 per tracker.
Once paired with a compatible device, each tracker functions like a typical Bluetooth locator: it can play a sound to help locate nearby items and relies on its respective network to ping off other devices when out of direct range. However, it’s important to note that each Finder Duo tracker can only connect to one platform at a time, and there is no shared location data between iOS and Android apps within the same device. This means a tracker assigned to an iPhone won’t be visible on an Android phone, and vice versa.
A key benefit of the Finder Duo trackers is their rechargeable design — they use a built-in USB-C port and can last about a year on a single charge, eliminating the need for frequent battery replacements. For those who don’t need cross-platform compatibility, Ugreen also offers iOS-only and Android-only tracker packs at similar price points.
