Moto introduces a new Bluetooth tracker that’s more versatile and user-friendly for Android users
After losing items in rideshares for the Nth time, my colleague went to the Apple Store and bought four AirTags in one go, attaching them to everything they had lost before.
These small and compact anti-lost trackers also caught my attention. However, the $29 price tag for an AirTag is quite off-putting, and its support for Android devices is not as comprehensive.
For Android users, they need trackers specifically designed for their devices.
Recently, Motorola unexpectedly announced a Bluetooth tracker called “Moto Tag.”
Although it will be a few months before its release and the official price has not yet been disclosed, this product has already garnered significant attention.
More importantly, Moto Tag is likely to support not only Motorola phones but most Android devices.
This is undoubtedly great news for Android users who have been envious of AirTag.
Bluetooth Trackers and Their Unique Features
Bluetooth trackers from different brands have their unique features.
