Nomad Launches Stellar Orange Limited Edition Tracking Card Pro and Stand One

Nomad launches Stellar Orange Limited Edition for Tracking Card Pro and Stand One. Tracking Card Pro is an AirTag-compatible card with IPX7 waterproofing and 16-month battery. Stand One is a 25W Qi2 charger with aluminum housing. Available now for $39 and $135.

Nomad Tracking Card Pro, Stand One
Nomad Tracking Card Pro, Stand One

Nomad has launched a limited edition 'Stellar Orange' finish for two of its accessories. The Tracking Card Pro and Stand One now come in a bright orange color. This is a temporary color option, not a permanent addition to the lineup.

Tracking Card Pro features IPX7 waterproofing

The Tracking Card Pro is a credit-card-sized tracker that works with Apple's Find My network. It is designed to fit in a wallet or card slot. The Stand One is a Qi2 wireless charger for smartphones and other devices.

Specifications

  • Dimensions (Tracking Card Pro): 85 x 54 x 2.5 mm
  • Weight (Tracking Card Pro): 15 grams
  • Water resistance (Tracking Card Pro): IPX7
  • Battery life (Tracking Card Pro): 16 months
  • Charging power (Stand One): 25 watts

The Tracking Card Pro measures 85 x 54 x 2.5 mm and weighs 15 grams. It has an IPX7 water resistance rating, meaning it can survive immersion in water. Nomad claims a battery life of 16 months for the card.

Stand One offers 25W Qi2 charging

The Stand One delivers up to 25 watts of charging power to compatible phones. It includes a second Qi coil for charging AirPods. The charger features an aluminum housing with a glass cover.

The Tracking Card Pro Stellar Orange Limited Edition costs $39, the same as the standard colors. The Stand One in Stellar Orange is priced at $135, which is $10 more than the standard color options. Both are available now from Nomad's online store.

Nomad's limited edition adds a bold color choice to its existing lineup. The Tracking Card Pro remains a practical Find My accessory, while the Stand One offers fast Qi2 charging.

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