Dynotag® Web/GPS Ready to use QR Smart Mini Fashion Tags - 3 Identical Tags for Gear

I've been using Dynotags for years, and love them. I love the way when someone finds the item they get to see your photo so they know they're not handing over to the wrong person. These tags are thin plastic ones, similar to loyalty card plastic - not as solid as their metal/epoxy ones - but are cheaper and will still probably last years.

excellent

Ok I guess nothing to amazing

I thought I would be able to track my luggage with this tag but that is not the case. If someone finds your lost luggage, then they need to install the dyno tag app to contact you.

These tags are handy and unobtrusive. If you want to identify your bag or anything else that you have a tendency to lose, like dogs, kids, spouses, etc. these are very handy. Setting up your profile on the Dynotag website is easy. When setting up your profile, you can share as much or as little information about yourself as you like. Plus, if you purchase, other tags with different codes, you can manage them all under your main login. You can even name the tag reward offered or something like that to help motivate people to return your stuff. In the case of lost children or spouses, that you may not want back right away, you can offer the finder money to take care of them while you take a long vacation on the beach.Pretty much everyone has a smartphone these days. Unfortunately the phones are often times smarter than the user, so your ability to get your items back is reliant on someone's ability to scan a QR code using their phone.These are not magical GPS beacons that allow you to locate your bag anywhere in the world at any time. However, if someone logs into the website associated with your personal tag, it should allow you to at least know where the item is located even if the finder doesn't contact you. I guess what you do from there is your business.Anyway, the tags do what is advertised and I also have some of the larger steel tags on my checked baggage.. These things seem indestructible. I recently took a trip and my bags missed the connection. I had some expensive ID tags on the bag. Unfortunately, one was torn off and it took the airline a couple days to find my luggage. This is why I don't put any valuables in checked bags.The Dynotag makes for a good backup in such a situation.Anyway, like I said, they do their job, are durable and the price is right.

Really nice system! Most of the magic is on their back-end service, of course. The finder scans the QR code and sees the information you want to share, while you get notified that someone did that. If they're willing to share their location, you get that info too.One thing that wasn't clear from the product description is that all three tags are THE SAME.That is, they have the same barcode, the same behavior.. they're clones of each other, so you can't configure one as your bag, one as your kid's bag, etc. That should have been more clear. You're not buying three separate tags, but three copies of one tag.

everything ok

Can's make it work