Chipolo, an AirTag rival, debuts rechargeable trackers with a six-month battery life

Chipolo, a competitor to Apple's AirTag, has introduced a new lineup of rechargeable trackers. The key features of these trackers include a six-month battery life, a louder ring, and the ability to find lost items using the Chipolo app or by asking a voice assistant. The trackers come in three models: the Chipolo One, Chipolo Card, and Chipolo Card Spot. The One is a traditional circular tracker, while the Card and Card Spot are designed to fit into wallets and purses. All models are water-resistant and can be tracked using the Chipolo network, which crowdsources the location of lost items. Compared to the AirTag, the Chipolo trackers offer a longer battery life and a more affordable price point. However, they lack some of the advanced features found in Apple's ecosystem, such as the ability to be located using the Find My network. Overall, Chipolo's new trackers provide a compelling alternative for those looking to keep track of their belongings, with a focus on convenience and battery life.