Esky Key Finder Locator with Sound, 85dB Item Trackers with 131ft Range Beeper Tags, Wireless Key Finders for Finding Keys Wallet Remote Control Pet Phone, 4 Receivers & Flashlight

There once was a tortoise,Her friends call her Clyde.She likes to go wanderingAnd then likes to hide.A remote little corner,A tortoise-sized nookMaybe under the dresserOr nestled with books.The darker the better,A good place to snooze.All quiet and comfyIs where she will choose.It's all well and good'Til it's time to come home.You'd think I could find her,But this time ... heck no.Will she come when called? She's a tortoise, so ... no.Will she make any noise? She never has. (It's the boys that tend to make noise, and then under very ... special ... circumstances.)Will she snooze for the better part of THREE OR FOUR DAYS (or more) because it's winter and that's what she does? YES!So, given the above, after a couple of cursory searches, did I then crawl around on my hands and knees with a flashlight at 11 PM? Yes.Twice?? Yes.The second time, did I break out my professional-grade knee pads because nobody over the age of twelve should be crawling around on hardwood floors, AKA, I'M TOO OLD FOR THIS CRAP?? Yes.Did I spend a restless night dreaming of turtle-gobbling house-coyotes and turtle-sized holes in my walls where she could fall into the crawl space and get trapped and starve to death? Yeah. She owes me big for that.The next morning, did I begin to methodically tear up my house, moving every piece of furniture that she could conceivably hide behind, looking in places that a baby mouse couldn't squeeze into, much less a 1.5-lb. tortoise? Why, YES. Yes I did, and thanks for asking.Did I drag out the vacuum cleaner because OMG it's astonishing how much dust accumulates under there? Sigh. Yes.Halfway through, did I enlist the assistance of a highly-amused friend? Yes. HIGHLY amused.And did we find the errant tortoise five minutes later in the VERY NEXT CLOSET? Of COURSE we did.The same closet that I had looked in THREE times already? At LEAST three times.(Do I have any clue how she got in there, because I don't remember that particular door being open at any point the day before? Nope, still no idea.)Do I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PRODUCT?? Seriously? At this point, do you have to ask? Yes. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product, especially for anyone with a small, house-roaming tortoise.P.S. Right, the actual review. I like this particular product because it's small and light enough not to bother the tortoise, you can replace the battery, and there are four fobs in case she gets another friend or three (her current friend has exactly two hiding places, and I know them both). I also like that it's "base" oriented and not "app" oriented. Apps can get updated past the phone's OS, get deprecated, or otherwise just go away (e.g., the company gets bought and tanked by a competitor). This thing worked Day 1 and will work after the zombie apocalypse takes out the internets.P.P.S. Kiddies, don't use anything permanent to attach - no glue, or velcro, or even super-sticky tape. Your tortoise can definitely feel it (her shell is a lot like your fingernail, and her spine is actually at the very top). I used low-adhesive masking tape, then stuck it to my sweatshirt once or twice for good measure. Worked like a champ.P.P.P.S. Her name isn't really Clyde, but I'm claiming poetic license (I'm an Amazon reviewer, not the poet laureate).

I purchased this to use for my cellphone and I use it weekly to find my cellphone. I thought the fob might get in the way where it attaches to my phone but luckily that hasn't happened. It's there, I'm aware of it but no problems.I'm very satisfied with this product.

Used it as a call bell when I’m in the yard, garage or basement.

I’ve had other key finders, this one isn’t as loud, but it also doesn’t bother my dog’s hearing. I bought one and it worked so well that I bought another. That way I can keep one base unit in the car and one in the house.

Works very well. I loose my keys all the time. These are a time saver. I don’t have to run all over looking for my keys!

this thing is ok. you press a button. It makes noise. it is not very loud. if there is any backround noise at all, even just a car driving by you will not hear it. Also it claims to have a rang of 40 meters. That is not true. Its closer to 30 feet. But if you are looking for your keys in your house there probably wont be a car driving through your kitchen and you probably don't have a 40 meter wide kitchen. It myehh at best.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I got really exasperated trying to find my robot vacuum cleaner when it stalled out somewhere in the house. We're getting older, and it's hard to get down on the floor and crawl around looking under furniture for it.We attached one of the finders, and when we can't locate the robot, a quick button press alerts us to its location, minimizing the amount of hunting.

Great for keys, but a little thick to stick to phone or remote. But loud and works as it should