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Mercedes-Benz and Chipolo made a key tracker to match your car fob

Chipolo’s Mercedes-Benz tracker supports Apple Find My and Google Find Hub

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If you own a Mercedes-Benz or just like the brand enough to want your accessories to match, Chipolo’s latest Loop tracker is made with you in mind. The two brands have teamed up on a new premium Bluetooth tracker designed specifically for Mercedes-Benz car keys. The tracker has a black matte shell, a brushed metal key hook, and a chrome Mercedes-Benz logo on the front.

Other than using it for your car keys, you can also hook it up to your handbag, backpack, suitcase, or travel pouch, and use it like a general-purpose tracker.

It works with both Apple and Android networks

The Loop Mercedes-Benz Edition tracker supports both Apple’s Find My app and Google’s Find Hub app, so you won’t need to worry about compatibility. You can also use the tracker to find your phone by ringing it, set up out-of-range alerts, and change your ringtone.

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The tracker has a Bluetooth range of 400 feet, or 120 meters, and can ring at up to 125dB. That should help when your keys are buried under clothes, left in another room, or stuck somewhere inside a bag.

How long does the battery last?

The tracker comes with an IP67 rating, so it can easily survive dusty and humid environments. It can handle immersion in up to 1 metre of fresh water for 30 minutes. It has a long battery life of 1 year, and once it runs out of juice, you can easily recharge it with a USB-C cable.

The company manufactures these trackers in Slovenia, using at least 50% post-consumer recycled plastic. The Mercedes-Benz edition Chipolo Loop is available now through Chipolo’s website for $39/€45. You can also find it through other retailers, including Amazon, where it is listed for $45/€45.

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