TL;DRNomad first launched the Tracking Card Air in 2024, but this week it is launching a Google Find Hub version for the first time.The Tracking Card Air with Find Hub support lasts for seven months on a single charge, which is two months longer battery life than the Find My model.Nomad’s Tracking Card Air with Find Hub compatibility costs $29, and it sold out almost instantly.Bluetooth tracking cards keep track of wallets while maintaining a compact form factor and a sense of subtlety. To date, popular tracking cards have launched primarily with Apple Find My support, with Google Find Hub compatibility being less common. The tide is starting to turn, though, as Urban Armor Gear (UAG) announced the Metropolis Tracker Card with Find Hub and Find My support earlier this month. Now, Nomad is refreshing the Tracking Card Air with a Find Hub-compatible model for the first time.The Tracking Card Air is a thin and lightweight Bluetooth tracker that is roughly the size of two credit cards. The official dimensions are 86mm x 54mm x 1.7mm, with a weight of 12 grams. Unlike the thicker Nomad Tracking Card Pro, which isn’t available with Google Find Hub support, the Tracking Card Air isn’t disguised as a credit card. It has a livery that makes it easy to spot as a Bluetooth tracker to anyone up close.