Motorola has launched the Moto Tag 2, a Bluetooth tracker that is now available in several European countries and through third-party sellers in the US.
Pricing and availability details for each region
The tag supports Bluetooth 6.0 and Ultra-Wideband for precise location tracking. It includes a speaker that can emit alerts up to 77dB and has an IP68 dust and water resistance rating. The device uses a replaceable CR2032 battery that Motorola says lasts over 600 days.
Specifications
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 6.0, Ultra-Wideband (UWB)
- Speaker: Integrated speaker up to 77dB
- Dust/Water Resistance: IP68
- Battery: Replaceable CR2032, over 600 days life

In the UK, a single tag costs 29.99 GBP (about $40.59) and a four-pack costs 130 GBP (about $176). In Germany, the single tag is 40 EUR (about $46.95) and the four-pack is 130 EUR. Amazon.de offers the four-pack for 109.50 EUR (about $129) and the single tag for 32.99 EUR (about $38.73). In France, the single tag is 39 EUR (about $45.78) and the four-pack is 129 EUR. In Ireland, the single tag is 39.99 EUR (about $46.94) and the four-pack is 129.99 EUR. In Finland, the single tag is 38.99 EUR (about $45.77) and the four-pack is 129 EUR. In the US, a third-party Amazon seller offers the four-pack for 119.98 USD (about $120).
The Moto Tag 2 competes with other Bluetooth trackers like Apple's AirTag and Samsung's SmartTag. It is available now in the UK, Germany, France, Ireland, Finland, and via third-party sellers in the US.

Some users have reported that the remote camera shutter function is not available on their units. Motorola has not confirmed whether this is a bug or will be addressed in a future update.
Source: NotebookCheck




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