The Moto Tag 2 is one of the few Android Find Hub trackers with UWB, soon to be joined by the Pixel Tag, but the tracker is available right now and, despite the price having supposed to be temporary, it’s still just $20.
Motorola launched the Moto Tag 2 in the US a few months after other regions, with a discount to make up for the delay. The usually-$30 tracker was discounted to $20 in what the company said was supposed to be a temporary launch discount, but it hasn’t gone away in the time since.
The Moto Tag 2 remains $19.99 on Motorola.com as it has been for weeks now. Amazon, as of today, is matching the same price. The tracker has been $30 through Amazon with stock coming and going, but it’s matching the lowest price right now. That said, delivery is pushed back to early-mid September.
Through either store, a 4-pack is still $100.
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- Google’s Pixel Tag picks a bold strategy in a sea of AirTag clones [Gallery]
- Android’s Find Hub app now lets you remove old Bluetooth headphones & earbuds
- Find Hub for Wear OS adds very basic ‘Find people’ app
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