Belkin’s first trackers come ready to attach to your gear.

A person uses a smartphone connected to a power bank with a short USB-C cable.

Belkin’s SureFind Loop Cable Tag tracker includes a removable USB-C charging cable. | Image: Belkin

After selling accessories for attaching Apple’s AirTags to everything from keys to backpacks, Belkin is introducing its own trackers that work with either Apple’s Find My or Google’s Find Hub tracking networks. In addition to compatibility with Android and iOS, what differentiates these trackers from AirTags and Google’s recently announced Pixel Tag is that you don’t need to buy any additional accessories, cases, or hardware to attach them to items. They come with lanyards or key rings already integrated into their designs.

The Belkin SureFind Spot and SureFind Loop Cable Tag in black.

The cheapest and simplest option is the $14.99 Belkin SureFind Spot that comes tethered to a metal key ring, but for $ …

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