Dynotag® Web Enabled Smart Property Stickers w. DynoIQ™ & Lifetime Recovery Service. Set of 12 (3 Stickers Each of 4 dynotags)

Great item. Plenty of sticker tags to tag all your items and track them. Good way to quickly identify your items. Easy to set up on the web. I would recommend to anyone needing a way to track your stuff.

I've used these tags for years and the tags are very handy. No identifying information is printed on the tags, which may sound unintuitive, but is actually very useful. Since your contact info may change over time, a static tag may become useless. The information that these tags provide can be updated at any time. For example, I put Dynotags on my luggage. When I traveled in Italy last year, I updated the tag info to state specifically that I was in Italy and where I was staying. When I got back to the US, I updated to the tags to reference my home address, never having to touch the physical tags themselves.The not so great part of this process is the Dynotag website. It's kind of clunky and unintuitive and could really stand a good refresh to make it look and behave like a more modern website. I think it's the real weak-link here. I find it challenging to efficiently manage my tags and update the info and remove tags that are no longer in service (sticker tags that have been damaged over time).

First off, know that this is not 12 individual stickers. This is for stickers with three each of the exact same number. Don’t buy this thinking you can tag 12 individual items each with their own picture, that’s not the case. Also note that Dynotag’s tag registration website is incredibly confusing and they need to get someone to simplify it. This could be an easy 10 second registration process but as it is, it takes a long time and is very confusing.I see a lot of complaints on here where people think this is some sort of RF ID tracking decal. It is not. It is a unique QR code registered to you once you activate that decal. Does this rely, as some people have noted, on the honesty of strangers to scan it to get it back to you? Yes, it does. Will all people be honest? No, but this at least gives you a chance. If you have no identification on the item whatsoever, then your chances of getting it back or near zero. With this, it at least gives you a chance of hopefully finding that honest person who will scan the item for you. I put these decals, and tags, on suitcases. I often have regular tags fall off in the process of baggage handling so one of these decals placed in an obvious yet protected area gives the airline the opportunity to see it and reunite me with my luggage in a worst case scenario. These aren’t magic tags like the $80 apiece Apple tags that let you track them all over, they never say that they are in the description. Understand what you were getting before hand and you’ll be happy with your purchase. If you don’t bother taking the time to research and don’t know what you were getting and think these are magic, you’ll be disappointed. While they are expensive for a sticker, of course, what you’re paying for is the lifetime website retrieval functionality and the labor it takes to create and maintain that. If you want your name and address hidden in private, buy these and use these. If you want to print a big sticker with your name address and phone number for all to see and put it visibly on the item, then you can do that and run the risk of someone getting your information that’s out of your control. I hope this information helps folks That are considering purchasing this item to know exactly what these are, what therefore, and how they work.

The description makes it seem as though these stickers allow you to track the item to which it's attached. This is just an expensive label used to show that something belongs to you.

These Dynotag QR code tags are excellent to use and very easy to set up. If you are a tech device user, you then are sure to know of QR Tags. We have been using them for sometime and really like them. If I were you, I would certainly consider using them on any or all of your devices, tools, electronics, luggage, personal items and about anything you want to ID with your info. Try them, you'll like them!!!

Seems like a great idea, but it's a bit of a hassle to set up if you have a family's worth of suitcases, carry-ons, and backpacks to tag. And you really have to depend upon the kindness of strangers or airport employees who will see the tags and take the time to scan the code and send a message. Traveling abroad can be tricky if you don't have mobile or WIFI service. But, it's worth a shot. Great concept. I'll keep them on the bags, but I've never logged into the site other than to set them up.

I gave this to my dau-in-law for Christmas. I have yet to hear from her how it works. It seemed like a good idea to me.

I bought the tags to put on containers in storage. Typically, I stick on labels listing the box contents, but this isn't ideal because as contents in the box change, the labels end up a mess with all of the edits, and peeling the label off to replace it with a new one, doesn't always work. Often, I end up not updating the label. The idea that you can update the QR tag electronically is attractive. Except there are problems that make it not great. Three tags have the same code. So, putting one-of-three labels on three storage containers can get confusing. When you go online to update the text of a tag, you are required to input the activation code every time. Do not lose that activation code, or you won't be able to edit the tag information. It's a nice idea, but needs refinement.