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Chipolo CARD Point

Wallet Tracking, Passport Tracking, ID Badge Finder, Luggage Tracking, Card Holder Locator

Overview

The Chipolo CARD Point is an ultra-slim credit card-shaped Bluetooth tracker designed to fit inside wallets and passport holders, leveraging Google's Find My Device network for crowd-sourced location tracking on Android. With a 2-year battery life, water-resistant design, and a loud ringtone for nearby locating, the CARD Point is purpose-built for finding wallets, passports, ID badges, and other card-sized valuables.

Key Highlights

  • Credit card-sized design fits perfectly in wallets and passport holders
  • Works with Google's Find My Device network for crowd-sourced Android tracking
  • Up to 2-year battery life with Renew & Recycle program for replacement
  • Water and dust resistant construction (protected from splashes)
  • Loud ringtone for nearby finding with 60m Bluetooth range

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Technical Specifications

Brand Chipolo
Model Chipolo CARD Point
Battery Non-replaceable (up to 2 years, with Renew & Recycle replacement program)
Water Resistance Water resistant (protected from dust and water splashes)
Wireless Range Up to 60m (200 ft) Bluetooth range to play sound
Speaker Volume Loud ringtone (decibel level not specified)
Tracking Networks Google Find My Device
Color Options Off White
Connectivity Bluetooth Low Energy, NFC
Dimensions 85.6 x 54 x 2.4 mm (3.37 x 2.13 x 0.09 in) — credit card size
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Troubleshooting

Fix Guides for the Chipolo CARD Point

Step-by-step fixes for common issues with this gadget

🔧 Fix Guide

How to Fix the Chipolo CARD Point Battery Draining Too Fast or Dying Early

22 Aug 2026

Causes The sealed battery is simply nearing its rated end of life — the CARD Point is built around a sealed lithium cell rated for about 2 years of typical use, and it cannot be replaced at home. A card that is now a year or more old and suddenly showing a low battery alert or dying early is usually at the natural end of that life, not failing. Chipolo conditions its multi-year rating on a normal reload schedule for the Find Hub network, so a card that is left in a drawer or out of network does not necessarily extend its battery — the cell degrades with time even when idle...

🔧 Fix Guide

How to Fix the Chipolo CARD Point Not Ringing or Producing No Sound

22 Aug 2026

Causes The card isn't actively connected to the phone via Bluetooth — the CARD Point plays its ringtone through its small built-in speaker, and the app only sends the 'ring' command when the card is within Bluetooth range and connected. When the Find Hub app shows the card as ringing but nothing comes out, the most common reason is a dropped or never-established BLE connection — the card briefly fell out of range, the phone's Bluetooth radio glitched, or the phone's Bluetooth stack is in a bad state. Chipolo's own reset guidance confirms that when the green RING TO FIND button fails to show, the card and phone are 'not actively connected' and need a connection reset...

🔧 Fix Guide

How to Fix the Chipolo CARD Point Beeping Randomly

14 Aug 2026

Causes Unwanted tracking protection (anti-stalking alarm) triggered by separation — the CARD Point participates in Google's Unwanted Tracking Protection, a mandatory safety feature for all Find Hub-compatible trackers. When the card hasn't been connected to its owner's phone for a while and then detects motion, it beeps periodically to alert anyone nearby...

🔧 Fix Guide

How to Fix the Chipolo CARD Point Location Not Updating or Stuck on Last Known Location

14 Aug 2026

Causes The CARD Point has no GPS — it depends entirely on nearby phones relaying it — the card is a Bluetooth Low Energy beacon that broadcasts an anonymous identifier every few seconds. Any Android phone with the Find Hub network enabled that passes within Bluetooth range picks up that signal, encrypts a location estimate, and relays it to Google's...

🔧 Fix Guide

How to Fix the Chipolo CARD Point Not Pairing or Connecting to the Find Hub App

14 Aug 2026

Causes The Fast Pair popup was dismissed or never appeared — the CARD Point pairs through Google's Fast Pair "half-sheet" popup, and the most common first-run failure is tapping elsewhere on the screen and dismissing it. If Bluetooth or Location is off, the popup never shows at all — Chipolo's own pairing guide lists turning both on as the first check, and the "Oops, something went wrong" error that owners hit mid-pairing is almost always this handshake failing because a required radio or service isn't ready...