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Works greatDr Ciacci
Free…because it’s useless!! Get the free tools listed below
Had this hidden as it’s appalling but seen some of the reviews and wanted to say if you must pay get wonderfind but there are a couple of dev tools that do all this plus more - they find the things that you are looking for. Some will even interrogate the item so if it’s an unknown you can soon work out what it is. They even show battery levels.
It’s disturbing and disgusting how many devs have made these apps & all use eerily similar icons with equally similar weekly monthly or yearly rental fees pfft. It’s hardly an app we want to use often and most will only need it on the rare occasion when a bud goes flying etc. Tip to do when adding BT items to your iPhone/pad is use an emoji in the name (speaker etc & if you got a few use different emoji’s like a 💥 for UE booms) so on interrogation you see what’s what - helps you put a name in rather than unknown. They pick up remotes and games controllers lights and smart home peripherals,lots of items I didn’t expect to see at all…handy!
Hence the tools option with more features that will let you scope out battery levels etc and all for free (without ads too!) or a small one off fee. Listed below are the free tools then the couple of finders worth having if you want to pay a small one off fee. The free ones allow donation which helps them to keep updated and add features. I try to donate little bits when I use them. Here’s a few to look at…
BT Tools
- BT Inspector -
- BT Developer -
- BluetoothAssistant -
Just locators like this:
- AirFind - free with ads that aren’t to bothersome
- Wunderfind - a nice reliable reasonable price app
** Also look at bt tools like AirGuard that simply run and guard your phone from others sniffing out data but play with settings as if you have it set up like paranoid it’ll chomp on your battery!Show lessTemujinthegreat
My review
Well when some of them say unknown and arent namehafsaisthebest