LOXP Wallet Tracker Card Review: A Credit-Card-Thin Find My Tracker Tested

Ever pulled your pockets apart looking for your wallet, only to find it wedged between couch cushions? The LOXP Wallet Tracker Card is a Bluetooth tracker designed to fix that problem without adding any bulk to your wallet.

This ultra-slim item finder measures just 1.65mm thick and connects to Apple Find My, giving you location tracking, separation alerts, and a built-in beeper. It is MFi certified, IP68 waterproof, and wirelessly rechargeable — all packed into something thinner than two credit cards stacked together.

I tested the LOXP tracker in both a slim card holder and a traditional billfold to see if it could deliver on its promises. I paired it with Find My, triggered the beeper across the room, and left it behind on purpose to test the left behind alert system.

The short version? At $15.99, this wallet tracker card punches above its weight. But it is not without trade-offs, and one of them might be a dealbreaker depending on your phone.

What I Liked About This Wallet Tracker Card

The LOXP impressed me across several categories during testing. Here is what stood out.

Ultra-Slim 1.65mm Design

At 1.65mm, this is one of the thinnest wallet tracker cards I have handled. It slid into my card holder alongside four other cards and added zero noticeable bulk. The credit card size form factor means it fits any standard card slot.

I tested it in a slim front-pocket card holder and a leather billfold. In both cases, it disappeared among my other cards. At just 10g, I genuinely forgot it was there — which is exactly the point.

Apple Find My Integration

Pairing took under a minute. I opened Find My on my iPhone, tapped the add button, and the LOXP tracker appeared immediately. Being MFi certified means it works natively within the Find My network, not through a third-party app that may stop being supported.

The real advantage is crowdsourced tracking. If you leave your wallet somewhere, activate lost mode and any nearby Apple device can anonymously relay its location back to you. Apple uses end-to-end encryption for all Find My location data, so your privacy stays intact even with billions of devices in the network.

IP68 Waterproof Rating

The IP68 waterproof rating means this card can handle submersion in water. I would not go swimming with my wallet, but rain, spills, and accidental washing machine trips should not kill it. For a card that lives in your back pocket, that durability matters.

Wireless Rechargeable Battery

Unlike the Chipolo CARD Point with its disposable two-year battery, the LOXP is rechargeable via any Qi wireless charging pad. LOXP claims 6-8 months per charge. Drop it on your charging pad overnight once or twice a year and you are set.

This is a significant advantage over competitors with sealed, non-replaceable batteries. When those die, you throw the whole tracker away. The LOXP keeps going.

Separation Alerts That Work

The left behind alert feature triggered reliably in my testing. When I walked about 30 feet from my wallet, my iPhone buzzed with a notification. The Bluetooth range reaches roughly 400 feet in open air, though walls and obstacles shorten that.

Family sharing lets up to five people track the same card through their own devices. If your household shares a set of keys or a bag, everyone can keep tabs on it without passing around a single phone.

What Needs Improvement

No product is perfect, and the LOXP has a few limitations worth knowing about before you buy.

iOS Only — No Android Support

This is the biggest caveat. The LOXP Wallet Tracker Card only works with iPhones running iOS 14.5 or later. If you use Android, this tracker simply will not work for you. It is the most common complaint in Amazon reviews, and it is a fair one — the Tile Slim supports both platforms.

If everyone in your household uses iPhones, this is a non-issue. But mixed-platform families should look at Tile instead.

Speaker Volume Could Be Louder

The built-in beeper is audible across a room, but it is noticeably quieter than an Apple AirTag. In my testing, I could hear it clearly within about 15 feet. Beyond that, background noise started drowning it out.

For a card this thin, there are physical limits to how loud a speaker can get. It works fine for finding your wallet on the counter or between couch cushions. Just do not expect it to be heard from another floor of your house.

No Precision Finding

The LOXP uses Bluetooth Low Energy rather than Ultra-Wideband. That means you will not get the directional arrow pointing you to your wallet like you would with an AirTag. Instead, you rely on the beeper sound and the general location shown on the Find My map.

This is a trade-off of the ultra-thin form factor. UWB chips are too large to fit in a card this slim. For wallet tracking, general location plus the beeper is usually enough — but it is worth understanding the limitation.

Wallet Tracker Card Comparison: LOXP vs the Competition

The wallet finder market has a handful of strong options. Here is how the LOXP stacks up against the main competitors.

Feature	LOXP Tracker Card	Chipolo CARD Point	Tile Slim (2024)	Apple AirTag
Price	$15.99	$35	$35	$29
Thickness	1.65mm	2.4mm	2.5mm	8mm (coin)
Fits in Wallet	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Tracking Network	Apple Find My	Apple Find My	Tile Network	Apple Find My
Battery	Rechargeable (6-8 mo)	Non-replaceable (2 yr)	Non-replaceable (3 yr)	Replaceable (1 yr)
Water Resistance	IP68	IPX5	IP68	IP67
UWB Precision	No	No	No	Yes
Platform	iOS only	iOS only	iOS + Android	iOS (best), Android (limited)
Range	~400 ft	~400 ft	~350 ft	~400 ft

The Chipolo CARD Point is the closest competitor. It also uses Apple Find My but costs more than twice as much. Its two-year sealed battery means you replace the entire card when it dies. The LOXP’s rechargeable battery and lower price give it a clear value edge.

The Tile Slim (2024) is the pick for Android users or mixed-platform households. Its three-year battery outlasts the LOXP’s per-charge life, though you cannot recharge it. The Tile network is smaller than Apple’s Find My network, which matters for crowdsourced tracking in lost mode.

The Apple AirTag remains the best item finder overall thanks to UWB precision finding. But at 8mm thick, it does not fit in a wallet. If you need a GPS locator for keys or a bag, the AirTag is the better choice. For wallets specifically, a card-format Bluetooth tracker like the LOXP makes more sense.

Final Verdict

The LOXP Wallet Tracker Card delivers a lot for $15.99. It is thin enough to forget about, connects directly to Apple Find My, and recharges wirelessly so you never have to throw it away.

I am giving it a 4.1 out of 5.

The iOS-only limitation and lack of UWB precision finding hold it back from a higher score. The speaker could also be louder for locating a lost wallet in larger spaces. But at less than half the price of the Chipolo CARD Point or Tile Slim, the value here is strong.

Bottom line: If you carry an iPhone and want a wallet finder that adds zero bulk, the LOXP is the most practical and affordable option in this category.