DynotagWeb Enabled Brushed Stainless Steel Smart Luggage Tag ID + Loop with DynoIQ™ & Lifetime Recovery Service, Durable Travel ID for Suitcases, Backpacks, and Carry-Ons, Easy Identification

Well built and easy to setup. Provides a way to be connected without openly displaying your information for the world to see

Lot's of good features. Good web site.

I got the stainless steel case with an orange card inside. This way, a tech-savvy person can scan the QR code, but a less knowledgeable Good Samaritan can do things the old fashioned way by looking at my written information. It was $19 for all of this, but I thought that if it means somebody returning my lost luggage, it would be worth it. I decided to try to make it as frictionless as possible.The website for registering my tags is easy to use. However, I was not able to upload a large JPEG photo (over 1 MB). I was able to upload a much smaller (600 kb) PNG photo, however. The site does not state file type or size restrictions. The registering of my first tag went fine after I was able to upload the second photo of my bag.When I went to register my second tag, however, the website was unreachable, and the system information page did not state this. I checked my internet connection on Ookla and I was uploading at 11 and downloading at 200, so my system was not the problem.However, I went back to the site a few minutes later, and all my information for my second tag had been saved. I hope this temporary hiccup is unusual! I took one star off for that. Otherwise, this is a 5-star product.Honestly, I'm not sure how comfortable I am with people being able to get my contact information by scanning a QR code that is hanging on my backpack, but with the Experian hack and others, my information was already out there, so I'm not sure how much of a difference having my information hanging off my back in the form of a QR code will make.I like that each time I clicked "view record" to view the record as others who scan it would, I received an email stating that the record had been viewed, including the IP address. I always block location on my browser, so it did not provide that information. The webpage asks the person for their location information, and I clicked "Block," as always. I looked up the IP address on the web, got geolocation coordinates, and put them in Google Maps. It was three miles away from where I'm located, so unless the person allows location on the webpage, that isn't going to help you find your item. Maybe even if they do allow location!

Great product 🤙🏼 I use it to sleep on 10-15 days a month

I got this before our trip to Europe. It’s extremely durable and was easy to set up. Looking forward to never having to worry about having to worry about losing my bag again. The photos make it look really big, but it’s probably the size of a credit card.

Stainless steel tag makes your luggage uniquely noisy. Maybe try a tag made from another material.

Easy to spot on the carousel at baggage claim. Quite sturdy.

This is really nothing more than a metal luggage tag that has a QR code engraved on it. It requires action from the finder to locate this tag. The information you get back is limited so you don't know where your bag is located if the finder doesn't enable that. Their website is okay, but probably not really worth the $20+ price tag.

Happy with item, quality is very good