Same, I’ve had my chipolo for nearly two full years now and haven’t needed to replace the batteries despite them being in constant use. Especially on my keys which must get rung about once a week actually never mind I just checked the app there and the keys died a few days ago. But still, nearly two years and a quick swap of a button battery to get them going again is probably better than 6 months where the USB port or the battery could easily degrade.
I’ve had Chipolo trackers for 3+ years and Tile trackers (the ones with replaceable batteries) for over 6. No issues with any of them. You change the battery when needed, and you’re good.
Side story: My Garmin heart rate monitor finally had its battery changed… well over a year later. I’m looking at new models to compare, and they all have built-in, rechargeable batteries that last a whole two months! 🙄
Same, I’ve had my chipolo for nearly two full years now and haven’t needed to replace the batteries despite them being in constant use.
Especially on my keys which must get rung about once a weekactually never mind I just checked the app there and the keys died a few days ago. But still, nearly two years and a quick swap of a button battery to get them going again is probably better than 6 months where the USB port or the battery could easily degrade.I’ve had Chipolo trackers for 3+ years and Tile trackers (the ones with replaceable batteries) for over 6. No issues with any of them. You change the battery when needed, and you’re good.
Side story: My Garmin heart rate monitor finally had its battery changed… well over a year later. I’m looking at new models to compare, and they all have built-in, rechargeable batteries that last a whole two months! 🙄