Oscanna Item Trackers Items Finder Tracking Smart Tag iOS And Android Supported Tracker For Glasses (iTrack Glasses - Battery Life -1 Month (Rechargeable), Sound Volume - 85dB) (29 x 8 x 8mm, 1.5g)

Love it. I was always misplacing my glasses, much to my wife's annoyance😅😅😅. Now I can locate them so easily and you can select which sound or tune you want played. Easy to pair with your phone once you install the App. The Opticians I go to hadn't seen or heard of this device and were delighted with the demonstration I gave them. Only criticism is the volume could be slightly louder.

This is a really interesting tracker that has a few pros and cons, but overall I like it a lot.On the plus side, it's tiny. It's designed to fit onto the side of your glasses with the little self adhesive pad that's supplied, and it does that well, without being too obtrusive.The app is basic, but is pretty good for locating your glasses if you know they're somewhere in the house, but not exactly where. The primary mechanism for finding them is going to be to get the tracker to play a sound. The sound is quite loud, and I found it was enough to locate the tracker when I was in the other side of my home.On the down side, recharging is a bit finicky. The charger basically clamps around the tracker and makes contact with two tiny electrical contacts. I think those with vision problems might have trouble locating it that, which is obviously an issue when you can't wear your glasses while doing it. You also need to be careful to attach the tracker to your glasses in an orientation that doesn't cover the contacts or prevent you from being able to charge them.Another potential down side is that they don't use Apple's "FindMy" app, but instead they use their own proprietary app. I guess the tiny size is a factor here, but it would have been nice to be able to use the standard app with them.That aside, I really do think that many people will get a lot of use out of this. If you're the kind of person that's always misplacing your glasses around the house, if your eyesight isn't so bad that you can't easily charge them, and if you're tech savvy enough to use the simple app, then I think it could be very useful. The build quality is nice, the design is simple and it provides a little extra peace of mind. It's not perfect, but I still like it.

Great device. Saves time finding my glasses. If only I could track with find my phone, after a theft...

A little too bulky And needs to be charged every 5-7days. Charger is a bit fiddly to insert device. Detection time could be a little louder. But does the job!

I bought this as I wear occupational glasses at my desk and always forget to put my normal glasses in.So I put this in my normal glasses. But the device is very slow to respond to being disconnected / out of range on my iPhone.I’ve been miles away, by car, before I get a notification.

Excellent Gadget for finding glasses

Noticeable but not too obtrusive on the arm of spectacles, not particularly aesthetically pleasing.Probably not for general use by those conscious about their looks, but it would be good for the second set of specs used solely around the home....for hobbies, reading etc that never seem to be whee you require them.They emit a sound for location, which, although audible, isn't very loud, but sufficient to discover the location of the lost glasses by walking around the home whilst listening out.Not something that I personally would purchase....Probably a little expensive for the use case outlined above, but value is subjective and dependent upon their usefulness to the user.

Bought for my father in law who has dementia and is losing his glasses in care home. Thought this would work, so when I get there if he’s lost them I can find them. The problem is they only work on a few meters range (bt) so I had to keep walking around in all the rooms and corridors etc before we can find them, it’s not granular enough either, it says you are right next to them but not, had to return. Shame because it would have been perfect.