After briefly ending the promo earlier this month, Motorola has dropped Moto Tag 2 back to $19.99.
Moto Tag 2 is, at the moment, the only Android Find Hub tracker that supports UWB precise finding alongside Bluetooth, and it’s an excellent option for Android users. With upgraded battery life compared to the last generation, compatibility with AirTag accessories, and everything else you’d want in an item tracker, it’s a hard one to say no to.
That math got a bit more complicated, though, when Motorola stripped away a long-running offer that had raised the price of Moto Tag 2 to its actual retail price of $30. Before that, it had been available for months for just $20.
Now, Motorola has dropped the price yet again. Moto Tag 2 is available for $19.99 in a 1-pack from both Motorola.com and Amazon, with a 4-pack at $69.99.
It’s easily the best deal in an Android Find Hub tracker, at least assuming you don’t need one of the dual-network finders available from the likes of Pebblebee and Chipolo.
As a reminder, you can only get the orange “Arabesque” color through the purchase of a 4-pack.
Meanwhile, Google is gearing up to launch the Pixel Tag as its first-party Find Hub tracker, complete with UWB support. But that will cost $30 and also lacks the AirTag accessory compatibility that Moto Tag 2 offers.
More on Find Hub:
- Google Find Hub tags adding NFC support, better registration
- Hands-on: Orbitkey elevated its time-tested key organizer with a built-in Google Find Hub tracker
- Google Find Hub rolls out new ‘Remembered’ tab with Gemini
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