I found a wallet that can be tracked on Android and iPhone, and it doubles as a phone stand

I found a wallet that can be tracked on Android and iPhone, and it doubles as a phone stand

Published Nov 11, 2026, 4:30 PM EST Namerah Saud Fatmi has been writing about smartphones, accessories, e-readers, and apps for nearly a decade. She occasionally branches out into sects like gaming, software, hardware, smart home, and wearables. Before How-To Geek, she was a senior editor at Android Central, and has had bylines at other respectable publications such as Windows Central, iMore, XDA Developers, Neowin, and Good e-Reader. When she isn't writing or testing yet another weird and wonderful new gadget, she spends her free time snuggling with her grumpy feline life partner. Her hobbies include casual gaming, traveling, attempting to pet anything classified as an animal, unnecessarily complicated craft projects, and hunting for the next great bowl of noodles. AirTags have had their moment, but their time has passed. The push for universal compatibility and Google's efforts to revitalize its Find Hub have led to an explosion of competition in the Bluetooth tracker market. Previously known as Find My Device, the Find Hub creates a web of Android devices to help you locate your lost mobile devices. Popular trackers now offer dual compatibility for Google and Apple's findability networks, but users still have to choose a single ecosystem to rely on at a time. Supcase is a reliable heavy-duty phone case brand that provides military-grade shock-proof accessories to iOS and Android users. In a surprise move, the accessory maker is throwing its hat in the ring with Bluetooth tracker experts like Tile by Life360, Chipolo, and Pebblebee. UAG, another high-end phone case manufacturer, made a similar move earlier this year. It is possible that this trend will continue with popular phone case and accessory makers, much like the Qi2 accessory craze that followed the popularization of the magnetic wireless charging standard on Android devices. It isn't your average, run-of-the-mill tracker, though. Supcase has created a concoction that combines the brand's rugged MagSafe wallets with Bluetooth tracking capabilities. A Bluetooth tracker that can store cards and cash It can take a beating too If you're familiar with Supcase's lineup of magnetic wallets, the Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet will feel like a natural extension of the portfolio. True to the brand's core values, the Trackable MagFlip Wallet is a versatile mobile accessory that is built to last. It can be used standalone as a wallet, or you can stick it to a phone magnetically. It has 16 N52 magnets incorporated within it, providing a strong magnetic force of up to 3,000g. The wallet also works as a stand to prop up your phone at multiple angles. The Trackable MagFlip Wallet has three main aspects. Wallet functionality is the primary design, providing you with space to store five cards in an RFID-blocked slot. I managed to fit six cards in the wallet, though it was a bit of a squeeze. The Bluetooth tracker part has a slim pocket incorporated into it with a diagonal opening running across the back. This pouch of sorts is meant to store cash, but it's barely wide enough to hold a single note. The RFID-blocking design prevents contactless payments from going through, so if your bank cards have this feature, they're safely secured within the storage compartment. This also prevents accidental destruction of cards via magnets, which is an essential spec for a magnetic wallet designed to store credit cards. Rechargeable by design No wired charging supported The Bluetooth tracker has a 130mAh battery that is rechargeable wirelessly. There is an LED to indicate the charging status, and the magnetic ring automatically aligns wireless chargers to the Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet. There is no way to recharge the Bluetooth tracker via wired means. The Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet supports Apple Find My or Google Find Hub. It has a speaker onboard to help you locate the wallet. Connectivity and setup literally take a matter of seconds on Android. I did not test it on an iPhone, but I have no doubt that the setup will be just as smooth on an Apple device. You can label the Trackable MagFlip Wallet within the Find Hub, choose a category for it, and also opt to get notified when you leave it behind. Further options included in the app let you mark the tracker as lost, share its location, share ownership, or play a sound on its buzzer. The app also lets you check the last known location and battery status of the Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet. And for its final trick, it stands! In various angles Credit: Like all magnetic wallets from Supcase, the Trackable MagFlip Wallet comes with a stand. The card slot has a small kickstand that pushes out to prop up the wallet, both when folded and unfolded. It is made of metal, making it extremely sturdy. This solid metal base is crucial because it stabilizes the entire contraption when the tracker flap is pushed out. This lets you attach your phone to the magnetic ring and hold it up at a taller height. It also makes it easier to view your phone in landscape and portrait orientations. A clever amalgamation of features and functions Supcase generously includes an adhesive magnetic ring in the box, so you can use this accessory with smartphones and phone cases that don't support MagSafe or magnetic Qi2 standards. Although it costs $69.99, the Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet sits on the pricier side. I believe it's worth the splurge as it provides good value for money. It features a shock-proof build consisting of several layers, all of which are made of sturdy materials such as an aluminum alloy frame, polycarbonate (PC), and thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU). The thickness and chunkiness of the wallet might not be to everyone's taste, but the solid construction is enough to mitigate the bulk factor. This wallet is made to last, to be found, and to be used. Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet Made to withstand drops and bumps, the Supcase Trackable MagFlip Wallet supports the Google Find Hub as well as the Apple Find My network. It has a loud buzzer, supports wireless charging, and can store plenty of cards and cash inside. It also acts as a versatile kickstand for your phone.

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