Motorola takes on Apple AirTag with MotoTag but it is strictly for Android users
Motorola takes on Apple AirTag with MotoTag but it is strictly for Android users
If you've ever wished for a device similar to the AirTag but compatible with your Android phone, the MotoTag could be the perfect solution.Motorola has unveiled its answer to the Apple AirTag with the new MotoTag, a dedicated item tracker designed specifically for Android usersThis sleek device is compatible with most Android smartphones and integrates smoothly with Motorola's device ecosystem.
The moto tag uses Google's Find My Device network and Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology to offer precise tracking capabilities. Users can locate their tagged items from nearly anywhere in the world using the Find My Device app. For those with UWB-supported Android phones, such as the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra, the moto tag provides even more accurate location tracking.
A notable feature of the moto tag is its multifunctional button. With a simple press, it can ring the user's smartphone to help find a misplaced device. Additionally, it can serve as a remote control for taking photos, especially handy when paired with Motorola's Razr series in flex view mode.
Motorola emphasizes privacy with the moto tag, utilizing Google's secure Find My Device network. User location data is encrypted, ensuring that only the tag owner or authorized individuals can view the tag's location. The device also supports automatic unknown tracker alerts on both Android and iOS, offering protection against unwanted tracking. Users can run manual scans to check for any unwanted tags following them.
Setting up the moto tag is straightforward. Once powered on and near a user's smartphone, it pairs quickly via Google Fast Pair. The moto tag app allows users to customize settings such as tag names, alert volumes, and battery life checks.
The moto tag boasts a sleek design that fits most third-party accessories, making it easy to attach to various items. It has an IP67 rating, ensuring protection against dust, dirt, and water immersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. The device's CR2032 battery lasts up to a year on a single charge and is easily replaceable.
Availability
The moto tag will be available in select markets in the coming months. Motorola is yet to reveal whether the new device will be launched in India or not. Considering the This new addition to Motorola's lineup promises to bring convenience and peace of mind to users by keeping their valuable items easily trackable and secure.