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Google Pixel Tag keeps track of your everyday items
Google is launching the Pixel Tag on November 11 to help users track valuables like keys, wallets, and luggage using the Find Hub network.
Why it matters
Android users can more easily recover lost belongings by leveraging a massive crowdsourced network of devices and precision tracking technology.
The details
- Single tags cost $29, while 4-packs are priced at $99.
- The device is IP67 water-resistant with a user-replaceable battery lasting one year.
- Users can share a tag with up to 10 people for shared items.
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Key connections
Google Pixel Tag uses Bluetooth
Google Pixel Tag uses Bluetooth for short-range ringing and finding
Google owns Pixel Buds
Google manufactures the Pixel Buds line of wireless earbuds.
Google owns Pixel Watch
Google manufactures the Pixel Watch smartwatch line.
Google owns Google Pixel Tag
Google manufactures the Google Pixel Tag item tracker.
Google operates the Find Hub network for locating devices.
Google Pixel Tag uses Ultra-Wideband
Google Pixel Tag uses Ultra-Wideband for precision finding
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Pixel Watch uses Find Hub
Pixel Watch can locate and ring Pixel Tag via Find Hub app
Pixel Buds uses Gemini
Pixel Buds use Gemini for hands-free voice commands to ring tags
Google Pixel Tag uses Find Hub
Google Pixel Tag works with Find Hub to track valuables.
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