Apple says it and users confirm it: AirTag is the most reliable tracker!
Item trackers have become an indispensable tool for those looking for peace of mind when locating their belongings. On this occasion, A user pitted Google’s PebbleBee tracker against Apple’s Apple AirTagin a performance test to determine which reigns supreme in the tracking arena.
According to a post by user @chiselplow on the r/Android Reddit channel, Testing the effectiveness of the two devices involved sending a package from one city to another. The package contained a PebbleBee and an Apple AirTag to compare their tracking capabilities during the trip.
Apple AirTag vs. Google PebbleBee
According to the author’s file of the experiment, The aim of this test was to decide which of the trackers would be useful for tracking your luggage when traveling..
SO, He chose the Google option because he and his family use Pixel phones, while the AirTag was chosen for its reputation for accuracy. and the reliability that precedes it when locating lost luggage.
Backpack tracking is one of the most popular features of the AirTag
From the beginning, The Apple AirTag has proven its superiority by providing constant and accurate package location updates. It remained active throughout the journey, reporting every stop and every movement, even inside trucks and warehouses.
For its part, The PebbleBee stood out for its recurring outages, losing the packet signal several times and even displaying incorrect locations.
Likewise, the list of disadvantages is added to the fact that When opening the Find My Device page in a web browser on the computer and not in the app, Pebblebee devices were not present.
At the end of the journey, the Apple AirTag successfully fulfilled its mission, providing precise information on the location of the package at all times. The PebbleBee, on the other hand, failed to deliver on its promises, proving to be an unreliable option for object tracking.
Apple is the way…
It’s worth noting that the PebbleBee has some advantages over the AirTag, such as its lower cost and compatibility with a wider range of Android devices. However, these advantages are overshadowed by the PebbleBee’s significant performance flaws during the test, which, it should be noted, was carried out in a specific context and the results of which could vary in other scenarios.
In this case, The challenger said he would use Apple’s AirTag to track his luggage on future trips.even if it has to be managed via an iPad Mini, saying that for the moment, switching to an iPhone was not an option… But it’s a start.
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