From The Verge · Andrew Liszewski · · 1m 10s
Google's Pixel Tag tracker launches today
Google's answer to Apple's AirTag is now available for $30, with precise location features for compatible Android phones.
In brief
Google's answer to Apple's AirTag is now available for $30, with precise location features for compatible Android phones. Google's Pixel Tag tracker launches today at thirty dollars each or one hundred dollars for a four-pack, offering Android users an alternative to Apple's AirTag. Originally reported by The Verge.
Google's tracker arrives after years of waiting
Google's Pixel Tag is now available for purchase after being first announced in August. It works with Google's Find Hub app and tracking network, offering Android users an alternative to third-party trackers from Samsung, Motorola…
Price and design compared to Apple's AirTag
A single Pixel Tag costs twenty nine dollars ninety nine cents while a four-pack is discounted to ninety nine dollars ninety nine cents.
Features and battery life explained
The Pixel Tag runs for over a year on a single CR two zero three two coin battery and has an IP sixty seven rating for dust and water resistance.
Compatibility requirements for full features
The Pixel Tag works with smartphones running Android nine or later, but precise locating features require devices with a UWB chip or Bluetooth six point zero support.
The one thing
Google's Pixel Tag tracker launches today at thirty dollars each or one hundred dollars for a four-pack, offering Android users an alternative to Apple's AirTag.
