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Save $40 on a Tile Mate 4-Pack and Amazon Echo Dot

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Tired of losing your keys? How about your wallet and your phone? You can find them all with trackers and the Alexa voice assistant when you get the Tile Mate 4-Pack and Amazon Echo Dot. Buy this bundle now and save 33%.

Use these four trackers and the accompanying mobile app to find your keys, backpack, luggage – even your dog. Use them to either locate your lost item or ring the Tile tracker so that you can hear where it is when it’s within 200 feet. If it’s out of Bluetooth range, the app will show you the item’s most recent location. The Tile Network can also help you find a lost item.

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You can also use the Tile Mates in reverse. If you lose your phone, even if it’s on silent, you can use the app or the Tile to ring your phone. You won’t have to wonder where your keys ended up, whether they’re in your coat pocket, in your car, or whether you left them in another room. Subscribe to the Premium or Premium Protect for more proactive finding features and enhanced services.

Tiles work with Amazon Alexa, too. You can ask Alexa where your keys or wallet are. Don’t worry if you don’t have an Alexa device. When you buy the Tile Mate 4-Pack, you also get an Amazon Echo Dot. Amazon’s most popular smart speaker is compact enough to fit into small spaces in your home, office, and even your camper, just about anywhere you want to hear music with crisp vocals and balanced bass.

Save $39.99 on this Tile Mates and Echo Dot bundle and pay just $79.99.

Tile Mate 4-Pack and Amazon Echo Dot

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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