What happens to trackers for items that have cosmetic defects? For Chipolo this answer might be a surprise to you. In the CES 2024 Chipolo will be exhibiting. Apple AirTag competitor will launch a limited-edition version of popular trackers for items, which just happen to have a imperfections, like an imperfection, scratch or scratch. Every item functions as it should from a technical standpoint with each one being marked “perfectly flawed.”
Chipolo: “In a world which often emphasizes the pursuit of perfection Chipolo’s campaign challenges common expectations from society which demand perfect perfection from each individual. Every one of the exclusive Chipolo’s even though they have minor cosmetic imperfections, performs flawlessly and demonstrates that the things we consider to be “defects” often are not noticed by other people, but they are able to be noticed within our heads as we dwell on them, and then increase their significance.”
Chipolo will be releasing 10,000 of these sloppy Chipolo Trackers for Card Spot in an exclusive run.
Chipolo Chipolo is an established provider of Bluetooth tracking devices to help people find their personal belongings like bags, keys backpacks, wallets and much more. The company provides two key tracking devices that include the Chipolo One and Chipolo Card that are made to accommodate different customers’ requirements.
Chipolo One Chipolo One is a compact device that tracks objects and resembles AirTags, Apple’s version of the device. It’s a compact, circular device that can be affixed to things like bags, keys backpacks, and other commonly lost objects. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth which allows you to locate your possessions with Chipolo. Chipolo app. It’s the Chipolo One is available in several bright colors to suit your personal style. It was among our top Bluetooth trackers in the last year.
However on the other hand, it’s the Chipolo Card is a slender and compact device that easily fits in your wallet or pocket. It’s designed to remain discreet and low-profile, which makes it the perfect tracking device for those who want to secure their possessions and not draw people’s attention. It comes with an inbuilt battery that can last about a year. It is easily replaced when the battery has run out. Chipolo cards are offered in black and white.
Chipolo One and the Chipolo One and Chipolo Card are both user-friendly and simple to install. All you need to do is download the Chipolo app to your smartphone and then connect it to it, then your phone is set to go. Chipolo allows you to call your device if you’re lost, track its location on the map, and receive notifications when you’ve left your possessions in its place.
Limited-edition “perfectly flawed” Chipolo Card Spot trackers will be available from on the 9th of January from the Chipolo website as well as “select department and independent retailers.” Chipolo Card Chipolo Card typically retails at $30, but it’s not clear whether the limited edition versions will be the same price.
Perhaps Apple might look into offering AirTags with slight imperfections at a price that is lower as is the case with Chipolo has been doing using its trackers that are limited in edition. This could be a great opportunity for Apple to reach out to a larger audience and provide lower-cost options for its customers. In the event that it doesn’t however, which is likely to not happen, Chipolo has a nice advantage over Apple on this front.
