Moto Tag launched in India with Google's Find My Device network support for Rs 2,299

Moto Tag has been released in India, which was unveiled by the Lenovo-owned brand months back. This location tracker is compatible with Google's Find My Device network. This tracker is Bluetooth-based, compatible with Android phones, and also carries an ultra-wideband (UWB) chip. Motorola had released this tracker in the US in June 2024 at $29 (approximately Rs 2,423). Prior to this year, rival OEMs Noise as well as Boat released Bluetooth-based trackers in India, known as Noise Tag 1 and Boat Tag, respectively.

Moto Tag is available in India at Rs 2,299 and will soon hit Indian shelves through Flipkart and the website of Moto India. The wireless tracker comes in Starlight and Jade Green color variations in India.

With support for Google's Find My Device network, users can use the Moto Tag to locate lost items. The device is said to have accurate location-tracking capabilities if it is used with a UWB-supportive smartphone. The 'Precision Finding' functionality is said to have the ability to pinpoint the location even if it is offline.

These Bluetooth trackers can be used to track larger items like keys, wallets, luggage or bikes and vehicles. It supports Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity and is compatible with devices running Android 9 (Android Pie) or newer. A dedicated ringer button helps users track misplaced phones. The same button can also be used as a remote capture button while clicking photos.

The Moto Tag has a replaceable CR2032 battery, which is claimed to last up to a year. According to the claim, it offers end-to-end encryption for location information, which allows only the owner of the Moto Tag to locate their things.

The device supports manual scanning to check for unwanted trackers and also alerts other users if it has been moving with them for a specified period. The tracker has an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. The plastic body of the tracker is 31.9 x 8mm in size and weighs 7.5 grams.