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Rare Prime Day deal drops Nomad’s brilliant Find My wallet card to $23

As part of the official Amazon 2026 Prime Big Deal Days sale, we are catching some rare discounts on Nomad’s Find My Tracking Cards. I carry one of these around with me at all times and it has functioned flawlessly for a very long time – Prime members can now score starting down at $23 shipped on Amazon. 

Amazon is now offering Nomad’s Find My-equipped Tracking Card starting down at $23.20 Prime shipped. 

You will find the Nomad Tracking Card V1 stating from $23.20 and the V2 edition down at $28 shipped – this is only 20% off but deals are very rare on these cards these days. 

The V1 and V2 cards are largely identical, save for the 7-month battery on the newer model. They are both full compatible with apple Find My deliver wireless charging, and look more less the same. The main difference here the battery life” V1 lasts for about 5 months before it needs to rest on your Qi pad, and V2 runs for about 7 months. It’s hard to go wrong here either way. 

Remarkably Slim – As thin as just 2 standard credit cards (1.7mm), Tracking Card Air is one of the slimmest card wallet trackers on the market. Tracking Card Air works with the Apple Find My app – the same network spanning over a billion Apple devices worldwide. Wirelessly recharge on any Qi or MagSafe charger…Waterproof and Dust-Proof with IPX7. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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