CES 2024: Chipolo Launches 'Perfectly Imperfect' Find My Wallet Trackers

Chipolo today announced the launch of a series of "Perfectly Imperfect" CARD Spot wallet trackers, which are identical to its standard Chipolo CARD Spot trackers, but with flaws in the plastic casing.

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This limited edition series takes advantage of plastic that would otherwise have been discarded and wasted. The item trackers have a blemish on one side and a "Perfectly Imperfect" engraving on the other side.

"Chipolo is excited to introduce the 'Perfectly Imperfect' limited series of CARD Spot trackers, as it's another testament to our dedication to create products that make our lives easier -- both physically, through functionality and mentally, by helping to bring people peace of mind", said Primož Zelenšek, Co-founder and CEO at Chipolo. "Through this campaign, we want to inspire a shift in perspective, encouraging people to embrace their imperfections and recognize the real beauty in what makes each of us irreplaceable."

The Chipolo CARD Spot is designed to fit inside a wallet, and it works with Apple's Find My network. The CARD Spot can be tracked right alongside Apple devices and the AirTag in the ‌Find My‌ app.

Chipolo plans to donate $1 to a non-profit organization for each of the CARD Spots that are sold, and each one is priced at $35, the same as the standard CARD Spots.

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Top Rated Comments

icanhazmac Avatar
27 months ago
Wait, so it's a 2nd as it is blemished, so they add cost by engraving it and claim it is now a limited edition to be sold at the same price?!?!?!

We are in the upside down.



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NCPine Avatar
27 months ago
I have tested the chiplo card extensively and can't recommend it for one simple reason: its reset button will activate if you apply any pressure to the card. I assume it's meant for a wallet, which might be sat on, which frequently resets it. This could be used in a purse, but you might as well carry an AirTag then. They really should have thought about using a paperclip hole, or requiring an impulse code to reset this thing.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
GeoStructural Avatar
27 months ago
They should stick to making tacos.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
klasma Avatar
27 months ago
I’d recommend the Seinxon ('https://www.seinxon.com/') cards instead, which have the benefit of being rechargeable.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
TalkingHead# Avatar
27 months ago
Thickness is equivalent to a 4 credit cards stack.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
System603 Avatar
27 months ago
I really miss some options with integrated UWB to be able to pin point location of my items silently during early morning or late at night. Apple should really provide(as in sell ofc) third parties either with ultra-wideband U1/2 chips or license for it. Or make wallet-type/ID card AirTag themselves already.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)