Land a 4-pack of Chipolo ONE Point Google Find My Device trackers at just $14 a pop today

$14 each/4 for $56

We are now tracking some deep deals on the Chipolo ONE Point Google Find My Device trackers with up to 50% in savings via the official site, and this time you can score free shipping with code FREESHIP at checkout. While the single tracker has dropped from $28 down to $21, the particularly notable deal here is on the 4-pack that is now down at $56 shipped. Purchasing four of these individually over time will cost you up to $112 while the 4-pack typically sells for closer to $79 at Amazon where it is now on sale for $70. 

Today’s deal is the best price we can find and undercuts the Amazon low by $7, yielding a price at just $14 per tracker. This is also one of the best prices we have tracked, especially because you won’t get hit with a delivery fee using the code above. This $1 below the lowest price we have tracked. 

With this deal you are looking at some of the better official Google Find My Device trackers at a price anywhere near $14 a pop. 

For those unfamiliar, the ONE Point tag-style tracker specifically designed to work with the Google Find My Device app on Android devices. It is made to quickly attach to keyrings or anything along those lines, slide into a bag or luggage, and so on, providing real-time location tracking. It can also deliver a 120dB sound for audio-based tracking and features a replaceable CR2032 coin battery – it lasts for up to a year at a time, according to the brand. 

Here’s our early hands-on review for the Chipolo ONE Point and Card Point model for more details.

Chipolo ONE Point item tracker:

Use Fast Pair to connect your Chipolo ONE Point to Google’s Find My Device app on your Android phone. After setup you can play a sound, locate it on a map or use Google’s Find My Device network to help you find it. Play a sound in Google’s Find My Device app and make the Chipolo Point ring with a loud melody. Locate your missing keys, backpack, luggage, or child’s toy with Google’s Find My Device network, made up of hundreds of millions of Android devices around the world. Mark your missing item as lost in the app and display a message or your contact information for the Android user that finds it.

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