Two more options worth considering: Bouncie plugs into the OBD-II port and costs about $8 per month, updating every 15 seconds while driving.
It only reports when the ignition is on, so it won't help find a towed car.
Vyncs bills annually at $99, which is cheaper than most monthly plans if you're committed.
For Luggage, Keys, and Wallets
These are Bluetooth tags with no SIM and no monthly fee.
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They rely on the network of other devices to locate your items, so coverage depends on how many devices are in the network.
All major US carriers and international airlines now permit Bluetooth trackers in checked bags.
The practical value is that you can tell the airline your bag last pinged in Terminal C twenty minutes ago, which is more helpful than saying you don't know where it is.
The Apple AirTag 2 is still the default for iPhone users.
It features a new chip that extends Ultra Wideband range to about 1.5 times the original, which is useful at baggage carousels.
The Find My network has around two billion devices, far more than any rival.
The AirTag 2 lists for $29, but it has been available for $24 for a single or $89 for a four-pack, which works out to about $22 per tag.
However, don't use it to track a car, as it only updates when an Apple device passes by, which can be infrequent in rural areas.
The UGREEN FineTrack Air is a cheaper way to access the Find My network.
It comes in packs of four, has a user-replaceable battery rated at two years, and costs less per tag than Apple's option.
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This is a good choice if you want to track multiple suitcases.
