UAG's Metropolis Tracker Card blends Bluetooth tracking with MagSafe wireless charging, marking the accessory maker's entry into the tracker market. Released in March 2026, this 0.12-inch thick card stands out for its Apple-certified magnetic charging capability. While most trackers were disposable or required replaceable batteries until recently, UAG offers a rechargeable solution with standard Qi and MagSafe compatibility.

The tracker boasts mid-range specs with a 65ft Bluetooth range, IPX4 splash resistance, and 5-6 months battery life per charge. Priced at $44.95, it sits above competitors like the Chipolo CARD ($38.99) and Pebblebee Card ($34.99). While it supports both iOS and Android, its proximity notifications feature works exclusively with Apple devices, making it somewhat limited despite its cross-platform compatibility.

Despite its official MagSafe certification, the UAG Metropolis Tracker Card falls short when compared to established brands. Competing options offer significantly better range, battery life, and lower prices. Apple users might benefit from proximity notifications, but the tracker's lackluster performance and premium pricing make it a difficult recommendation. For most consumers, Chipolo or Pebblebee provide better value in the wireless charging tracker category.