3-Pack: KeySmart SmartCard
Our Take
- They look like credit cards
- They work like AirTags
- Put one in your wallet and then find it using Apple’s Find My app (you can even make it ding in close proximity)
- You can also put them in luggage, handbags, or even your car (where did I park again?)
- One charge lasts months
- Can it make a margarita: No, but let’s be honest, finding your wallet the morning after a few too many margs can be tough…
Wallet? More Like Where-it, Amirite?!
The 10 stages of going to grab your wallet and finding it’s not where it should be
Stage 1: Mild Annoyance
Oh, great. Silly me. Now, what ridiculous place did I put the damn thing down?
Stage 2: Extreme Annoyance
No, seriously. Where the hell is it?! I have things to do, places to be! UGH! WTF! How have I made it this far in life when I’m clearly a bona fide friggin’ moron who can’t keep track of anything?!?
Stage 3: Amateur Detective
What pants did I wear yesterday? Could it be in my gym bag?
Stage 4: Professional Detective
So eet eez not in ze pants or ze bag, non? But, mayhaps, there was a, how you say, weather condition zat caused me to, how you say, wear a rain slicker? Or zome other article of ze clothing that I do not always wear zat now contains my, how you say, wallet? Non?
Stage 5: Insane Detective
So, I believe I checked my pants just a moment ago, but do I really remember doing that, or is my mind calling to the surface a distant memory of a different time I misplaced my wallet and then checked my pants? Or perhaps that memory is also false, and what I am really remembering is not something that happened to me, but something that I’ve heard other people have done, a story that burrowed deep down in my subconscious and is now manifesting as a real memory. Which means: the wallet could be in the pants I wore yesterday, so I better check them again.
Stage 6: Back to Reality
Dammit, did I leave it somewhere?
Stage 7: Paranoia
Oh man, someone is probably out there, using my ID and my credit cards to do god knows what! I better check my bank account.
Stage 8: Shame
Wow, seeing my accumulated expenditures right here, listed one after another? It’s enough to make me wonder if I even deserve to have a wallet. Like, seriously, I went into the grocery store for, like, three things. Did I then need to stop at Starbucks on my way home and spend $12 on a coffee and a Danish? The Danish wasn’t even that good! And I knew that! Because I get it every time, and every time, I’m disappointed!
Stage 9: Location
Oh, wait. It looks like it fell behind the table where I usually leave it.
Stage 10: Relief
Phew!
With KeySmart SmartCards, which allow you to locate your wallet on a map using Apple Find My or make it ding if you’re close by, you can skip stages 2 through 8.