Tile launches new 'Slim' tracker the size of a credit card, also waterproof 'Sticker'

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What you need to know

  • Tile has released two brand new trackers, Slim and Sticker.
  • Slim is the size of a credit card, Sticker is waterproof and great for the outdoors.
  • Also updates to Tile Pro and Tile mate.

Bluetooth tracking specialist Tile has released added to brand-new products to its lineup, 'Slim' and 'Sticker' along with updates to Tile Pro and Tile mate.

Tile Sticker is a brand new, small, outdoor tracker. It sticks to virtually anything, and its also waterpoof! Because of this, it's perfect for use on outdoor items, or items that you know might get exposed to the elements every now and then. It has a 150ft range and a built-in 3 year battery, so you won't have to worry about replacing it for a long time.

The new Tile Slim is a narror, credit card-shaped tracker which you can put in a wallet or a passport holder. Its form factor makes it discreet, and like the Sticker it has a built-in 3 year battery, as well as a 200ft range.

Alongside these new release, Tile Pro and Tile Mate have been update to incorporate an update look and increased ranges of 400 and 200 feet respectively. Another brand new addition is Tile bundles, so you can now purchase combinations of Tile products in multipack deals!

Tile's entire range, including Slim and Sticker are avaialble to purchase from its website now (opens in new tab)

Stephen Warwick
Stephen Warwick

Stephen Warwick has written about Apple for five years at iMore and previously elsewhere. He covers all of iMore's latest breaking news regarding all of Apple's products and services, both hardware and software. Stephen has interviewed industry experts in a range of fields including finance, litigation, security, and more. He also specializes in curating and reviewing audio hardware and has experience beyond journalism in sound engineering, production, and design.

Before becoming a writer Stephen studied Ancient History at University and also worked at Apple for more than two years. Stephen is also a host on the iMore show, a weekly podcast recorded live that discusses the latest in breaking Apple news, as well as featuring fun trivia about all things Apple.
1 Comment
  • Does Mobile Nations have an editor or do the authors edit their own content? If grammatical errors were rare on iMore, Windows Central, Android Central and others, they could be easily ignored. But lately, there have been so many articles with errors that I have to mention them. "Bluetooth tracking specialist Tile has released added to brand-new products to its lineup, 'Slim' and 'Sticker' along with updates to Tile Pro and Tile mate." Pick one - 'released' or 'added' (probably 'added' in this case).
    You should use 'two brand-new products' and not 'to brand-new products'. "It sticks to virtually anything, and its also waterpoof!" 'its also waterproof' should be 'it's also waterproof'. "The new Tile Slim is a narror" 'narror' should be 'narrower'. "Alongside these new release," 'release' should be 'releases'. "Tile Pro and Tile Mate have been update to incorporate an update" Both uses of the word 'update' should be 'updated'. This is such a short article and yet has so many simple mistakes. I realize Mobile Nations isn't at the same level as the New York Times or Washington Post. But, just take a little time to do a quality review. If you did send it to an editor for review, it may be time to find another editor. Thanks for the information about the new Tile Sticker. It looks like a great product.