Stand One

Nomad has turned the spotlight on orange with a limited Stellar Orange release that pairs a wallet-friendly tracker with a MagSafe charging stand. The two products keep their core functions intact, but the new finish gives both accessories a far more striking look. The most attention-grabbing item is Tracking Card Pro, a tracker built in a shape and size that comes close to a credit card. At 85 x 54 millimeters and only 2.5 millimeters thick, it is designed to slip into a wallet without the bulk of a standard AirTag. Weighing just 15 grams, the device is meant to stay unobtrusive in everyday carry. It also works fully with Apple’s Find My network, allowing users to track misplaced items through the app. A tracker built for wallets, not key rings Nomad gives Tracking Card Pro an internal rechargeable battery instead of a disposable cell. The company says the card uses a chip that marks the position of the Qi charging coil, enabling wireless charging for the device. According to Nomad, one full charge can last up to 16 months. The body also carries an IPX7 rating, which means it is protected against splashes and rain. Stand One gets a matching Stellar Orange finish The second limited-edition product is the Nomad Stand One, a MagSafe charging stand built around the Qi2 standard. It supports smartphone charging at up to 25 watts for compatible devices. Nomad uses a solid orange aluminum body and a transparent glass front for the Qi coil, giving the charger a more premium appearance. A second Qi coil sits in the base, letting users charge Apple AirPods Pro or other wireless audio devices at the same time. The package includes a 2-meter USB-C cable, but a 40-watt USB-C power adapter still has to be purchased separately to unlock maximum performance. Pricing keeps the wallet tracker accessible Nomad Stand One Stellar Orange Limited Edition is priced at around Rp2,1 jutaan, or $139. That makes it about Rp160 ribuan, or $10, more expensive than the regular silver or black versions. Tracking Card Pro Stellar Orange costs around Rp630 ribuan, or $39. Its price matches the standard white and black versions, so the limited finish does not add a premium for buyers. Both limited-edition products are available through Nomad’s official online store. The release broadens the company’s accessory lineup for users who want practical gear with a brighter, more distinctive color choice.

Nomad’s Orange AirTag Rival Fits in a Wallet, and the Matching MagSafe Stand Follows