Tile is back, with a series of updated and improved trackers. The trackers come in lots of form factors -- but do they compete with AirTags?

You use the app on your device (Android or iOS) to find the Tile. If you can't locate it, you mark it lost and everyone in the Tile network is pressed into service finding your item.

The Life360 app now offers full support for Tile Bluetooth trackers, but what does that mean for the original Tile app?

The app also allows you to activate the ring on the tracker so you can audibly trace the device. If you’re outside of Tile’s Bluetooth range, the app displays the tracker’s last known location.

The Apple AirTag, unveiled in 2021, is the latest to compete with the Tile tracker and Samsung's SmartTag. If you're in the market for some Bluetooth tracker tech, you've got a number of options.

Always Attached Like all Tile models, the Pro is a two-way tracker; you can use the app on your phone to find your misplaced item or press the Tile button twice to find your phone. If you opt for ...

Tile trackers perform a similar function. Tile's complaints stem from needing to pay a commission to Apple for customers to use its own Tile app, while Apple is making a competitive product.

Tile has just launched the latest versions of its popular Bluetooth trackers. Its entire range of iOS and Android compatible products – including Tile Pro and Tile Mate – have been updated ...

Left to right: Tile Sticker, Tile Mate, Tile Pro, Tile Slim (Photo: Steven Winkelman) The Tile app isn't as sleek as the Find My app on iOS.

The latter leveraged the Tile app installed on its users’ phones to help locate any Tile tracker set to a lost mode, then ping the item’s owner when the item was found.