🔑 EIRIX Key Finder: Wireless RF Locator for Dogs, Cats, Luggage, Wallet Keys - 1 Transmitter, 6 Receivers Review

I bought this because my partner and I have a bad habit of losing wallets and keys which makes us late for work, events etc . come. We have already used the search for keys several times. The beep is loud, loud enough that someone (me) with a hearing impairment can easily hear it. It's easy to determine which room the lost items are in. Battery life in both the trackers and remote is good - we haven't had to charge the trackers or change batteries in the remotes yet. It doesn't take long to…

My mom keeps losing her keys. She throws them between the car seat and the console. She leaves them in the pockets of her coat and pants. She's got one of those purses that's a confirmed black hole. We're always looking for their keys, and this device has found them more times than I can count. The trick is to check the batteries regularly. Normally I change the batteries and accumulators in our key fobs, like on an assembly line - every 3 months. That way I know the batteries are fresh in both

They are designed as "key finders" but I use mine as TV remotes! I've attached them to my multiple Roku remotes and they fit perfectly (with modifications). Check out my attached photos to see how I positioned them on the remote control. It's important to note that you'll have to sacrifice your quick launch buttons for this to work, but if you don't use them, this will work for you too. You will need a single-sided razor and double-sided foam tape: • Use a single-sided blade to carefully cut…