Belkin has introduced the SureFind line of trackers compatible with the Android Find Hub network. Four models were announced on September 3, 2026, at IFA 2026 in Berlin. All devices are also certified for Apple Find My, but during setup you must choose one of the networks.
The most affordable model is the SureFind Spot for $14,99. It is a compact round tracker with a keyring loop, similar to an AirTag. It is intended for keys, backpacks, and suitcases. Available from September 2026.
The SureFind Loop Cable Tag costs $24,99. The fabric loop also serves as a USB-C cable for charging. The model suits bags and luggage where a built-in cable is needed. Sales will begin in September.
For wallets, they released the SureFind Card priced from $26,99. The tracker has a credit card format, a thickness that allows it to fit in most billfolds, and IP68 protection against dust and water. It is available from September.
The most unusual model is the SureFind Wallet Stand for $39,99. It is a full-fledged wallet with a built-in tracker that cannot be easily removed. The device holds a couple of cards, has RFID blocking, a magnetic stand for a smartphone, and is available from October 2026.
Belkin trackers work on the Find Hub network, like devices from other manufacturers. Specific battery and range characteristics are not disclosed. The Spot, Card, and Loop Cable Tag models will go on sale in September on Amazon and the Belkin website, and the Wallet Stand in early October.
Compared to the Pebblebee Card 5 and Nomad Tracking Card Air, Belkin offers a wider choice of form factors, including an integrated wallet. Prices are in the mid-range: the Spot is cheaper than many analogues, the Wallet Stand is more expensive than simple cards, but adds the functionality of a stand and card protection.
