Tile Pro 2026 vs Pebblebee Card 5
Tile Pro 2026 ($35) vs Pebblebee Card 5 ($39.99) — side-by-side specs, weight, pros and cons to help you pick the right tracking tag.
Spec-by-spec
| Spec | Tile Pro 2026 | Pebblebee Card 5 |
| Price | $35 | $39.99 |
| Weight | 12g | 15g |
| Network | Tile Community (35M+ devices) | Apple Find My or Google Find Hub |
| Ring | 120dB — audible across a room | — |
| Battery | CR2032 user-replaceable (1 year) | Rechargeable |
| Range | 500ft Bluetooth | 500 ft Bluetooth |
| WR | IP67 | IP66 |
| Platform | iOS + Android | — |
| Size | — | Wallet card, 1.74mm thick |
| Weight | — | 15g (pebblebee.com spec block, 0.5 oz) |
Pros & Cons
Tile Pro 2026
- Works on iOS and Android equally
- 120dB ring audible in noisy rooms
- CR2032 user-replaceable — no forced replacement
- IP67 waterproof for outdoor carry
- 500ft Bluetooth range leads the category
- Network smaller than Apple Find My
- Premium Tile subscription unlocks history features
- Square shape less discreet than AirTag
Pebblebee Card 5
- Works with Apple Find My or Google Find Hub
- 1.74mm thin, fits a wallet slot
- Rechargeable, no coin cell swaps
- IP66 and 500 ft Bluetooth range
- Locked to one network per setup, not both at once
- $39.99 is more than an AirTag
- 15g is heavier than the Nomad card
- Needs a charger instead of a quick battery swap
Tile Pro 2026 is the better value at $35. Both are part of our curated tracking tag index — tap through to check current pricing.