Motorola Moto tag (1-Pack)

This is the best Google Find Hub compatible tracker I have used so far. I have a bunch of the Chipolo trackers and one of the Peblebee trackers. Both of those trackers work okay, but they are lacking the UWB feature that Google finally enabled recently. I am here to report that I have gotten that UWB update, and it is working great. Exactly as you would expect from an AirTag and an iPhone. I bought the Moto Tag to put on my Ridge wallet. I was able to do that because Moto has made the Tag compatible with all AirTag accessories. I find this a nice trade-off versus the Chipolo trackers that have a built-in hole for attaching to your keyring, and are much larger than the Moto Tag. Finally, the Moto Tag gives you a notification on your phone when the battery is low. Unlike the Chipolo trackers that don't send a notification, rather, they continuously beep at you until you replace the battery. This is super annoying since it often happens in the middle of the night when you are trying to sleep. I can't see myself buying any other Google Find Hub trackers going into the future. None of them can compare to the quality and features of the Moto Tag. I have even considered replacing all of my other trackers with the Moto Tag.

Pros: Same circumference as an airtag so you can use the same accessories Cons: *You wouldn't be able to find the device if it was lost in your own house - doesn't always connect. The volume on the chirper is so quiet that you need to be right on top of it to hear it. If it was under anything you wouldn't be able to hear it. *Battery life is atrocious, within 2 weeks of having it i had a low battery notification on the device - even after two firmware updates from Motorola specifically addressing battery life issues there was no improvement - however the battery status went to normal after the last firmware update but then a week later i got a notice that the battery life was very low. *UWB not implemented in google or Moto's app - so no real benefits over other tags except for the form factor. *Would take forever to connect if nearby, i.e. if you wanted to find something it was attached to (and knew the general location) it would take more time to activate the noise than probably tossing your house to find it. *Google Find My network basically doesn't work - not in the US or abroad where Android devices are more prevalent

This Moto Tag works great for our small dog. It's small profile works well for her size without being obnoxious. That's especially great because she's only 18 pounds. I bought a silicone holder that holds it on her collar perfectly so it's always with her for tracking. It was easy to set up with my phone and gives precision location within Bluetooth range. It is a little slower to update location data when outside Bluetooth range so it's not as accurate but works perfectly for a passive locator and gets us started in the right direction to find our dog the few times she wondered off as a puppy. I think it's a great value and works exactly as advertised and just how we've needed it to work. Highly recommend!

Tracker does everything your expect it to. Sadly it's lacking the UWB function for tracking directions and distance that apple airtags display on ios. Instead it directs you to a general area and a closer/further function by filling up a little blob logo until you're on top of it with the means to make it play a sound to locate it. You can use the generic Google tracker app "find my device" for basic functions and add it to other Google find my devices, however the firmware update is only available from the moto tag app. UWB (ultra wide band) is currently disabled by Google and Motorola with claims it will be added in a future update. This claim has been made since they released them but still no changes yet. The camera shutter function only applies to the use of certain Motorola phones It's just like a airtag in terms of size and shape with the means to use it with other Apple Air tag accessories, so this allows use with countless apple cases made for air tags. This tracker is great, but is being held back by Motorola and Google by not having UWB as a working function.

I was iffy with purchasing after reading several reviews, but now that I have had some time to test it and see how it works I'm glad I purchased the Moto tag. Quite a few reviews I think the issue they are having is by not setting their phone up properly with the proper settings for FMD options in security and privacy with device finders. I live in San Antonio TX so fairly high population, this worked great for seeing where my luggage was when flying to Seattle Seattle Washington State on recent trip. It was updating on a semi regular basis, yes where a few times it would be an hour or more in lower traffic or not many people nearby with the fmd setting turned on. I would buy this tag again without question if I needed a second one for tracking luggage. It would work great for keys or wallet or purse as well. But again I'm mostly using for an extra piece of security in keeping an eye on my luggage when traveling and it's done a great job at being accurate within about 10-20 feet when showing its location.

It's ok so far

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