Mercedes-Benz and Chipolo created a key tracker designed to complement your car fob.

      Chipolo’s Mercedes-Benz tracker is compatible with Apple Find My and Google Find Hub.

      If you're a Mercedes-Benz owner or simply appreciate the brand enough to want your accessories to reflect that, Chipolo’s newest Loop tracker is tailored for you. The two companies have collaborated to create a premium Bluetooth tracker specifically designed for Mercedes-Benz car keys. This tracker features a matte black casing, a brushed metal key hook, and a chrome Mercedes-Benz emblem on the front.

      In addition to car keys, you can attach it to a handbag, backpack, suitcase, or travel pouch, using it as a general-purpose tracker.

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      It is compatible with both Apple and Android ecosystems.

      The Loop Mercedes-Benz Edition tracker works with both Apple’s Find My app and Google’s Find Hub app, ensuring compatibility is not an issue. You can also utilize the tracker to locate your phone by making it ring, set up out-of-range notifications, and customize your ringtone.

      With a Bluetooth range of 400 feet (or 120 meters) and the ability to ring at up to 125dB, it should prove handy for locating keys tucked beneath clothing, left in another room, or trapped inside a bag.

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      What is the battery lifespan?

      This tracker features an IP67 rating, meaning it can withstand dusty and humid conditions. It is designed to endure immersion in up to 1 meter of fresh water for 30 minutes. The battery life is impressive, lasting for a year, and once depleted, can be easily recharged using a USB-C cable.

      These trackers are produced in Slovenia, using at least 50% post-consumer recycled plastic. The Mercedes-Benz edition of the Chipolo Loop is currently available on the Chipolo website for $39/€45, as well as from other retailers like Amazon, where it is priced at $45/€45.

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