Malchut Tefillin Tracker Phone Locator with 7-Year Battery Life

A compact tracker built to be dropped into a tefillin bag and forgotten about. It measures four inches long by an inch and a quarter wide and three quarters of an inch deep, so it takes up almost nothing next to the beitlach, and it reports its position back to your phone.

What separates this from the usual consumer tags is that it does not need an internet connection or a network of nearby phones to work. It reports indoors and outdoors, anywhere in the world, and the battery runs beyond seven years, so there is no routine of charging it or swapping cells. It pairs with any phone, there is nothing complicated to configure, and it carries a two year warranty.

The people who buy this are usually the ones who have already had the scare: a bag left on a bus, on a plane, in a hall after a simcha, or in a shul that has emptied out. A pair of tefillin is not replaceable in an afternoon, and for a bochur who travels between yeshiva and home, or a man who flies regularly, this answers the question of where the bag actually is.

• Measures 4'' L x 1

Sold by Judaica Square, Lakewood NJ. Free shipping on orders over $75. Returns within 15 days.