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Ever since Apple introduced the AirTag, various companies have been creating accessories like cases, lanyards, and keychains. While these accessories serve their purpose, one key solution seemed to be missing: a wallet tracker. The issue for many was that the AirTag was thicker than standard credit cards, causing an unsightly bulge when placed in a wallet. Some companies have designed card-like cases or wallets with slots for AirTags, but these solutions felt incomplete. This is where tech accessory brand Rolling Square steps in with their innovative AirCard. Rolling Square, known for producing high-quality accessories for Apple devices, is nearing the end of a highly successful Kickstarter campaign for their AirCard product, which has raised over $800,000 in funding. What is AirCard The AirCard is the world's first credit card-sized tracker that integrates with Apple's Find My network while also functioning as an NFC and QR code-enabled virtual business card. Despite its compact size, measuring just 2.2mm thick, the AirCard packs multiple features into its sleek design. The AirCard boasts a visually appealing design, featuring a high-quality CNC aluminum frame and a tempered glass outer shell that showcases the device's internal components, including the main board, battery, NFC tag, and speaker. AirCard features The primary function of the AirCard is to track your wallet while leveraging the Find My network. Additionally, it serves as a virtual business card, allowing users to share information through QR codes and NFC tags. Users can set up their profiles on sherr.it, where they can input contact details, social media links, and other relevant information. Other features of the AirCard include: Digital business card functionality Lifetime subscription to sherr.it included Speaker with 105dB sound output for easy location tracking 2.5 years of battery life Find My network support 2.2mm thin design Left Behind reminders Advanced Lost Mode Share item with up to five people Single-tap setup IPX6 water resistance RFID blocker Setting up the AirCard Setting up the AirCard is a straightforward process. For the Find My tracking feature, users simply turn on the AirCard, wait for the beep, and then navigate to the Find My app to add the device. Once added, users can customize settings and share access with others. To set up the digital business card functionality, users need to scan the QR code, create a sherr.it account, and input the desired information. The lifetime subscription to sherr.it ensures continuous access to this feature. Battery life The AirCard offers an impressive 2.5 years of battery life, with the battery being non-replaceable. However, Rolling Square has devised a sustainable solution for when the battery eventually depletes. After 30 months, users will receive a 50% off coupon to purchase a new AirCard, allowing them to return the old one for recycling to minimize e-waste. Pricing and availability The AirCard is currently available for backing on Kickstarter for six more days. Backers can choose from various options, starting from a single AirCard at $30 (31% off retail price) up to a pack of five AirCards for $131 (39% off retail price). Shipping is expected to commence in August this year, and Rolling Square has a proven track record of delivering products from Kickstarter campaigns. Wrap-up The AirCard is a versatile product suitable for individuals prone to misplacing their wallets. Its dual functionality as a tracker and a digital business card, all packaged in an aesthetically pleasing design, makes it a compelling offering. Having tested a prototype, I was impressed enough to order additional units for myself and as gifts. The overwhelming support for this product on Kickstarter further validates its appeal. Take advantage of the early bird pricing and share your thoughts on this innovative product in the comments section! FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

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