Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 Bluetooth Tracker (1 Pack), Compass View AR, Find Lost Mode, Black

So far, the battery life is great and it'seasy to change. The tracking and location is, while not the most fluid, it's great. If you follow it's path, it seems to miss parts, but it's very accurate once it stops moving.Setting up is super easy (especially on Samsung phones) and for the price it is now, well worth it for the ease of use. They seem sturdy, but we got cases as they're attached to keys.Very happy, and I'll most likely get more to help with bags etc...

Works well, good accuracy and easy usability for anyone. Good value at time of purchase.Only downside so far is matt finish does mark easily

This is a true competitor to the Apple AirTag. I am finally happy to have an Android Alternative to a Bluetooth Tracker. To test the product, I decided to go on a trip to see if I can still see the tracker active to search and pinpoint its location. It was apart of my luggage and I wanted to see if I can still track it, while it was being processed. This was to be a success and I was able to see the trackers movement every timed interval, thanks to the Smartthings App. Now lets go to the Pros and Cons:Pros:- Real-time updating works wonders and it is very reliable to update its location. This is good, so I can see EXACTLY where my luggage is.- nearby Search works pretty well in trying to find my product if it is nearby me. Kind of like a Hot and Cold meter system. It works fine.- There is a map provided to see where your item is.- Although I had no use of the key chain, it does seem like a good bonus.Cons:- Originally, the loud alarm in the device works, however recently I wasn’t able to get it to work. I hope Samsung gets to fix this, however until then the sounds great and very loud.

I attached it to my suitcase and it helped me find it when I landed. Saved me time and it's really simple to connect with your phone

The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is a game-changer! Its enhanced battery life of up to 500 days, with an additional Power Saving Mode, ensures I can rely on it for the long haul. The durable, IP67 water-resistant design is perfect for traveling or outdoor adventures. The Compass View feature is a standout—it provides step-by-step directions to locate lost items, while the 'Ring Your Tag' option makes finding misplaced belongings a breeze. The Lost Mode is another brilliant feature, displaying my contact info securely through NFC. This tracker is smart, practical, and built to last—a must-have for staying organized!

I picked up the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 recently to help keep track of my keys, and overall, I’m pretty impressed. It’s a solid little device with a lot of useful features, but there are a few things that could be better. Here’s my breakdown after using it for a few weeks:Pros:Reliable Tracking: The SmartTag2 works really well for keeping track of my belongings. The Bluetooth connection is strong, and I’ve never had trouble locating my keys or bag using the Samsung SmartThings app.Battery Life: The battery life on this thing is pretty impressive. I’ve had it for a few weeks now, and I haven’t had to replace the battery yet, even with regular use. The battery seems to last a good while before it needs changing.Compact and Lightweight: It’s small and lightweight, so it’s easy to attach to almost anything. It’s not bulky like some other trackers I’ve seen, making it perfect for keys, bags, or even pets.Easy to Use: Pairing the SmartTag2 with my phone was super simple. The app is user-friendly, and I can easily see where my things are on a map. The proximity alerts are also helpful when I’m getting close to the item.Affordable Price: Considering the functionality and ease of use, the price is quite reasonable for what you’re getting. It’s definitely more affordable than some other high-end trackers on the market.Cons:Limited Range: The range on the SmartTag2 isn’t the best. While it works fine in most cases, if you’re in a large area, like a big house or outdoors, it can sometimes be harder to get an accurate location. It’s not a huge issue but something to keep in mind if you need longer-range tracking.No Built-in GPS: Unlike some higher-end trackers, the SmartTag2 relies on Bluetooth, meaning it doesn’t have a built-in GPS for tracking. This means it’s really useful when you're nearby but doesn’t help as much if you lose your items somewhere far away.No Speaker for Sound Alerts: I would’ve liked to see a built-in speaker for sound alerts. It does have a vibration feature, but it would’ve been nice to be able to make the tag beep or sound off when looking for it in a cluttered area.Overall: The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is a great little tracker that does exactly what it promises. It’s affordable, reliable, and easy to use, but it’s not perfect. Limited range and the lack of a GPS or sound alerts hold it back from being a perfect tracking solution. Still, it’s a solid option for those looking to keep track of smaller items like keys or bags.

I own three of these now and they are still the best tracker for Android. You need a Samsung phone to use them. They are always going on sale so keep an eye open for best value for money. Setup and tracking are super easy. It's a compact size and the large hole makes it easy to attach to anything