Nomad's orange wallet tracker gives the AirTag a bulky and unimpressive appearance.
Nomad's Stellar Orange collection caters to Apple users who wish to coordinate their accessories with their latest iPhones.
Most phone accessories are designed for functionality, but some also emphasize aesthetics. Nomad’s newest limited-edition release aims to enhance both aspects. The company has introduced the Stellar Orange collection, featuring updated versions of two existing items: the Tracking Card Pro and the Stand One charger.
The highlight? The color is specifically matched to Apple’s most recent Cosmic Orange iPhone, making it clear who this collection is intended for. Many individuals prefer to color-coordinate their devices to achieve a more harmonious look, and these accessories are eager to join that trend. While matching isn't strictly necessary, it does create a uniquely pleasing effect.
The wallet tracker is both fun and practical.
The more functional item in this collection is the Tracking Card Pro, retailing for $39. It is compatible with Apple’s Find My network and is designed to fit into a wallet like a standard credit card. Nomad lists its dimensions as 85mm x 54mm x 2.5mm, weighing 15g, and it features a polycarbonate and aluminum build with IPX7 protection.
Its main advantage over an AirTag lies in its design. Unlike Apple’s smart tag, the Tracking Card Pro can seamlessly slide into your wallet without the bulk of a traditional tracker. You no longer have to deal with a coin-shaped bulge. Additionally, this slim design works well with MagSafe card wallets and card holders.
Nomad Stand One and Tracking Card Pro
Nomad claims the card can last up to 16 months on a single charge and can be wirelessly recharged using a Qi or MagSafe charger. While these features sound excellent, there is a limitation: it does not support Precision Finding, as Apple has yet to grant Ultra Wideband access to third-party trackers.
A sleek new desk charging setup.
The Stand One Stellar Orange is the more visually striking item in the release, priced at $135. It features a metal-and-glass Qi2 charger capable of delivering up to 25W wireless charging for MagSafe and Qi2 devices, along with a rear 5W charging option for AirPods or other Qi-compatible earbuds. It is compatible with iPhone StandBy mode, weighs 575g, and comes with a 2-meter USB-C cable, though a 40W USB-C power adapter, not included, is required. This version is approximately $10 more than the standard black and silver variants, but it boasts the orange hue to match the iPhone.
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