Google Launches Pixel Tag Item Tracker with UWB and Bluetooth Channel Sounding

Leaked images and information for the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 indicate a new design without a built-in mounting mechanism, similar to Apple's AirTag. The device will feature UWB, Bluetooth, an IP67 rating, and a 500-day battery life, with pricing expected to remain consistent for single units.

Motorola's Moto Tag 2, an Android Find Hub tracker with Bluetooth and UWB, is currently available as a 4-pack for $70 on Amazon. This pricing makes each tracker approximately $17, offering a discount compared to Motorola's direct pricing.

Belkin introduced four new SureFind trackers compatible with the Android Find Hub network, expanding the range of available tracking devices. This release provides more options for Android users seeking to track personal items, including a unique wallet with integrated tracking capabilities.

Belkin has launched its first line of trackers, the SureFind series, which are compatible with both Apple's Find My and Google's Find Hub networks. These trackers feature integrated attachment mechanisms, such as key rings or loops, eliminating the need for separate accessories.

The Moto Tag 2, a UWB-enabled Android Find Hub tracker, continues to be available for $20 per single unit on Motorola's website. Amazon has matched this price for a 4-pack at $80, replacing a previous single-unit offer. This pricing, initially described as a temporary launch discount, has persisted for weeks.

The Moto Tag 2, an Android Find Hub tracker with UWB, continues to be available for $20 on Motorola's website and Amazon, despite its original $30 price. This discount was initially a temporary launch promotion for the US market.

Google has released its first-party UWB-equipped tracker, the Pixel Tag, for Android's Find Hub network, priced at $29 and available in November. The device features a unique thin, oblong shape and a "Left Behind" feature, but its distinct form factor may limit accessory compatibility.

Google has launched the Pixel Tag, a new Bluetooth tracker for Android devices, featuring Bluetooth Channel Sounding and Ultra Wideband for precise location tracking. This device aims to compete with existing trackers by offering enhanced accuracy and power efficiency compared to traditional Bluetooth Low Energy methods.

Google introduced the Pixel Tag, a new first-party item tracker featuring Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology for precise location finding. This device expands Google's hardware ecosystem and offers Android users a direct competitor to existing item tracking solutions.

Google introduced the Pixel Tag, a new item tracking device priced at $29, at its Made by Google '26 event. The Pixel Tag uses Google's Find Hub network, leveraging Android devices globally to help users locate lost items, similar to Apple's AirTag.

Google has introduced the Pixel Tag, a new device tracker that combines ultra wideband (UWB) and Bluetooth 6.0 Channel Sounding for precision tracking. This device will integrate with Google's Find Hub network, offering Android users a way to locate lost items.

Google has introduced the Pixel Tag, a new item tracker designed for Android phones, featuring Ultra Wideband for precise location finding. This release provides Android users with a dedicated tracking device similar to Apple's AirTag, expanding options for locating personal items within the Android ecosystem.

Google is reportedly developing an item tracker named "Pixel Tag," which has appeared in an image and a Slovenian store listing. This device would use Google's "Find My Device" network (now called Find Hub) and include a speaker for locating lost items, potentially competing with Apple's AirTag.

An image and online listings for a new device called the "Google Pixel Tag" have appeared, indicating Google's entry into the item tracker market. This development suggests Google will soon offer a first-party competitor to existing trackers, utilizing its Find My Device network.