In India, it costs ₹3,790 for one and ₹12,900 for a four-pack.
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Galaxy SmartTag2
The Galaxy SmartTag2 supports Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 and ultra-wideband for precise tracking via SmartThings Find.
UWB enables Compass View and Search Nearby for accurate guidance when close.
It measures 28.8 × 52.44 × 8.0 mm and weighs 13.75g, with a built-in buzzer and IP67 rating.
Samsung claims up to 500 days of battery life on the replaceable CR2032 cell.
In the US, it is typically priced at $29.99 for a single unit.
Xiaomi Tag
The Xiaomi Tag is a budget-friendly option without ultra-wideband precision finding.
It uses Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4 and works with either Google's Find Hub or Apple's Find My network.
It includes NFC for Lost Mode when used with Find My, and measures 46.5 × 31 × 7.2 mm, weighing 10g.
It has a piezoelectric buzzer and an IP67 rating.
Battery life is more than a year on a CR2032 cell.
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Single units are commonly priced at €14.99 or £12.99, with multi-packs offering savings.
