Nomad, widely recognized for its Apple-focused accessories, has been expanding into the Android ecosystem with recent releases like a premium Pixel Watch band. Its latest product is an Android-compatible version of the Tracking Card Air designed to work with Google’s Find Hub app. This brings Nomad’s slim wallet tracker to Android users at an accessible price point.
Now available, the Tracking Card Air for Google Find Hub is a $29 wallet tracker engineered to slide into a wallet or card sleeve without adding noticeable bulk. Nomad originally released this tracker for Apple’s Find My network earlier in 2025; reviews at the time noted the product’s balance of thinness, functionality, and build quality.
Nomad’s tracking card combines an ultra-thin profile with an onboard battery, speaker, and location tracking technology that fits easily into most wallets, cardholders, and similar pockets.
The Android-compatible Tracking Card Air uses the same hardware as the Apple version. It measures just 1.7mm thick, which Nomad describes as about the thickness of two credit cards, and has a footprint close to a standard credit card at 86mm x 54mm. That compact size makes it ideal for anyone who wants to monitor wallets, purses, backpacks, or other flat items where a bulky tracker would be impractical.
Battery life is a standout: the Air promises around seven months of use on a single charge, which is two months longer than the Apple model offered. It recharges wirelessly using any Qi-compatible charger and includes the wireless charging components inside its thin shell. The product does not include ultra-wideband (UWB) positioning, which remains uncommon for many entry-level card trackers.
- Nomad Tracking Card Air for Find Hub – $29.
Compared to other Find Hub-compatible card trackers, Nomad’s offering is among the thinnest and lightest on the market. It is thinner than several recent alternatives and roughly ties with a few other ultra-thin models at 1.7mm. Weight is particularly impressive: at only 12 grams, the Tracking Card Air is noticeably lighter than most competitors while still including wireless charging hardware and magnets sufficient to align with Qi2 charging stands.
For users who prioritize battery longevity, Nomad does offer the Tracking Card Pro, which features a 16-month battery and a more conventional credit-card-like design. At the time of this Android-focused release, the Pro model does not yet support Google’s Find Hub, so buyers must choose between the Air’s thin profile and Find Hub compatibility or the Pro’s longer battery life for Apple users.
Nomad’s expanded support for Android signals a broader shift toward cross-platform accessory compatibility. For consumers who use Android phones and Google’s Find Hub service, the Tracking Card Air offers a practical option: it blends a near-credit-card footprint with rechargeable wireless power and a lightweight build, all while maintaining a price point that competes well with similar trackers.
More on Find Hub:
- Find Hub adds Google Messages integration and new tools for sharing lost-luggage information with airlines.
- UAG released its first Android Find Hub tracker, bringing another alternative to the market at a $45 price point.
- Many Android Find Hub trackers continue to omit UWB positioning; manufacturers cite cost and hardware complexity as reasons.
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