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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 Bluetooth Tracker 1-Pack $44 (Normally $55) Delivered @ Samsung

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Also available at JBHifi: https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/samsung-smart-tag2-blueto…

Description from JB:

Retrace your steps with the new Galaxy SmartTag2. This Bluetooth powered device has a compact durable design that is easily attached to keys, bags or even the family pet. If your lost item is nearby and you can’t quite find it, tap the ring button on your mobile to help navigate your way back to your item. Experience the SmartTag that is built to last.

Small but mighty
Conveniently attach the compact Galaxy SmartTag2 to your keys, bags, or pet so they can stay safe wherever you go.

Simply Smart
Simply retrace your steps with the Galaxy SmartTag2. If you think your lost item is nearby, tap the ring button on your mobile and follow the familiar sound of your ringtone calling for you.

Powerfully Charged
Experience the SmartTag that is built to last.

Key Features

Compact, durable and designed to be ready for wherever you need it

Conveniently attach the compact Galaxy SmartTag2 to your keys, bags, pet so they can stay safe wherever you go

Keeping your belongings protected

*Compatible with Galaxy smartphone & Tablet running Android9.0 or higher & RAM 3.0GB above. SmartThings app is required.

WARNING: This product contains a button/coin battery and is hazardous. Keep batteries away from children. Batteries can cause severe or fatal injuries in 2 hours or less if swallowed or placed inside any part of the body. Medical attention should be sought immediately if it is suspected the battery has been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body.

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  • Mixed reviews

  • +24

    Cheaper at Amazon AU

    • Now this's the type of comment I'm paying my NBN for!

      • you're still paying for your NBN?

        • Like a peasant I am yes.

    • Thanks. As per above cheaper at amazon.

  • Can iphone users use this?

    • +1

      for iPhone, I got these when they were at $22.50 deal not long ago :

      https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0CJDX96MX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_p…

      work perfectly and its absolute ridiculous bargain at less than $5 per tag with 60m range and long battery life.

      been testing it over the last 4-5 days and works perfectly with devices all over Sydney.

  • Why is gen 2 bigger than gen 1?

    • +4

      because 2 contains 1 and 1

    • I am not sure they are bigger. They are just a different shape.

  • In nations like Japan where iPhone has much higher usage than Android/Samsung, are these things useless for tracking suitcases?

    • +2

      I believe the Samsung network has greater coverage worldwide. You don't need everyone to have a samsung phone for it to work, just coverage in that area. For example, if there are 10 people around the luggage area only one needs a Samsung for the signal to be received.

      I would say Samsung is popular in Japan also and it would work fine there, particularly given the population density.

      • Samsung you need to opt into which if I had to guess barely anyone would without owning a tag

        • First I have heard of that. Mine has worked in remote third world countries and the like.

      • +1

        Likely more popular all over Asia and all of southern hemisphere, imo.

    • Can't really about other countries. But in Australia, It's samsung

    • I've got an airtag and not convinced either is good

      • tracking entirely depends on if the workers have the device. Remember you're comparing Samsung (not android) in terms of market share
      • once it gets packed in the airline freight box, signal is blocked
      • when i lost a bag, the airline texted me before I even landed.
      • most of the time it doesn't tell me if it's on the plane. At best, nearby
  • +3
    • Thanks! Just price matched from jb hi fi

  • +1

    These also come in a 4-pack that regularly goes on sale for around $100, which makes it a lot cheaper.

  • How's this compared to the Chipolo that uses the find my device network on Android?

  • Cheaper elsewhere as RichardL has pointed out. If buying multiple wait for the 4 pack to come down to ~$100

  • +1

    Honestly with Googles find my device network just been replaced, I would be going that way over Tile or Samsung Smart tags.

    Googles version is just like Apples, every Android phone will be able to report the location of the tracker. Rather than just Samsung ones.

      • +1

        I've got chipolo devices on order from over a year ago!!

        But also looking forward to the endless aliexpress knockoff ones too that will be out shortly, just like they did for the airtags.

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