I tried to destroy this AirTag alternative, but it wouldn't crack - unlike others

ZDNET's senior editor put Ugreen's new Finder Pro tracking tags through brutal durability testing, declaring them the toughest he's encountered. Unlike many third-party AirTag alternatives that crack, snap, or burst apart—especially those with replaceable batteries—the Finder Pro's square, polymer construction survived the harsh life on a keychain, including being dropped and stepped on. The tags measure 1.25 x 1.25 x 0.6 inches and feature a hole for easy attachment, addressing a common pain point for users who need reliable tracking for keys and luggage.

Beyond durability, the Finder Pro tags offer cross-platform functionality, working with both iPhone and Android devices, unlike Apple's ecosystem-locked AirTag. A key technical differentiator is the integrated 90 mAh polymer lithium-ion battery, which is rechargeable via a USB-C port and boasts an estimated one-year runtime per charge. This eliminates the hassle and potential failure points of replaceable button cells. While the small USB-C port cover is detachable and could be lost, ZDNET notes it's not essential for operation. Priced at $30.99 for a single tag or roughly $13 per tag in a 4-pack, they present a compelling, rugged alternative in the finder tag market.