Samsung announces the new Galaxy SmartTag 2. This Bluetooth tracker helps people find lost items. It works with the SmartThings Find network. This network uses millions of Samsung devices. These devices help locate lost tags.
(Samsung’s SmartTag 2 with Range Extender)
The SmartTag 2 has a key feature. It includes a Bluetooth Range Extender. This technology boosts the signal. Lost items are easier to find. The tag connects to the user’s phone. The Range Extender helps if the tag is far away. Other Samsung devices nearby can help too. These devices relay the tag’s location. Users see the location in the SmartThings Find app.
Durability is important. The SmartTag 2 is water and dust resistant. Its IP67 rating proves this. The tag survives brief submersion. It also handles dusty conditions. Users can attach it to bags or keys outdoors. Weather is not a big problem.
Battery life is long. The tag uses a standard CR2032 coin battery. This battery lasts about 500 days. Users replace it easily. They do not need to recharge anything. The tag is ready for long-term use.
The design is practical. The SmartTag 2 has a loop hole. People attach it to items securely. The hole is larger than before. It fits thicker keyrings or straps. The tag is also slimmer. It feels comfortable in pockets or bags.
Finding items is simple. Users press a button on their phone. The SmartTag 2 rings loudly. They follow the sound. The tag also has a button. Pressing this button finds the user’s phone. The phone rings even on silent.
(Samsung’s SmartTag 2 with Range Extender)
The Galaxy SmartTag 2 launches globally later this month. It comes in two colors: Black and Cream. The price is set at $29.99. It works with Galaxy devices running Android 9 or later. Samsung expects strong demand. People lose things often. This tag offers a reliable solution.