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Chipolo One Point review: Apple Find My’s best third-party tracker is still a little too expensive – December 2025

Author/Source: Jason Cipriani See the full link here

Takeaway

This article reviews the Chipolo One Point, a small tracker that helps you find lost items using Apple’s Find My network. You’ll learn how well it works and if it’s a good alternative to Apple’s own AirTag.

Technical Subject Understandability

Beginner

Analogy/Comparison

Having a Chipolo One Point is like having a digital leash that helps you find your keys or wallet if they wander off.

Why It Matters

This device helps people quickly find things they have lost, like keys or a backpack, preventing stress and wasted time. For example, if you often misplace your car keys, this tracker can quickly help you locate them using your iPhone.

Related Terms

Find My network, AirTag, UWB (Ultra Wideband), NFC (Near Field Communication). Jargon Conversion: Find My network is Apple’s special online system that helps you find your missing Apple devices. AirTag is a small tracking gadget made by Apple itself. UWB (Ultra Wideband) is a special radio technology that helps pinpoint exactly where an item is located, like finding a needle in a haystack. NFC (Near Field Communication) is a way for phones to quickly share information when they are very close, used here to show contact info for a lost tracker.