onn. ItemTracker 4+

It could be a decent app but for some obvious missteps in design. In dark mode the text disappears but otherwise the app doesn’t change which makes it mostly useless at night unless you turn off dark mode. The graphics are fuzzy around the edges not a hinderance to functionality but amateur none the less.

Like another reviewer said, it’s a Walmart product so you get what you pay for.

Where to start? As other reviewers have noted the app itself is hilariously buggy — the app’s own thumbnail often doesn’t show any logo, dark mode makes all the text disappear, the toggle options have opaque names and no explanations, the double-click feature to make the connected phone ring also inexplicably initiates a recording feature so you can listen to bad recordings of the app’s ringtone later, the graphics are super low-res and fuzzy in a “I’m 14 and only had access to torrented Photoshop 7” sort of way, etc. That’s all bad enough if, but might be worth suffering through for the savings if the trackers actually worked. But they don’t. Out of the package I’m setting up now, one never worked at all, one worked for a few moments but lost and never regained connection, and one appears to be working “normally,” though clearly that’s not saying much and I’ve no idea how long it will last. Obviously I’ll be returning the whole lot of them to Walmart; they aren’t worth even the hassle of having them replaced under warranty. A truly awful product that might as well be a scam.

With apples more extensive “find my” app which works with the onn item tracker and utilizes half of the worlds phones as a way to connect and report your item items location you’d be stupid to use this app. Your onn device appears as if it was an AirTag in the app on the same screen. The only advantage that AirTags have over the on tracking device is that it has precision location tracking. But for a price tag that is twice as much as