Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 Bluetooth Tracker, White

I really like the product and the peace of mind it provides but I just wanted to give a heads up, it says that the battery should last 500 to 700 days yet mine is telling me to change the battery saying it's very low yet it's only been not quite 10 months and my girl is an indoor cat.

Works great, connects easily with Galaxy S series phone

Decided to purchase this item because I had a lost wallet nightmare. I saw on Amazon there was a wallet where you can insert a galaxy smart tag just like this one and I decided to purchase this and the wallet to see how it would go. Days have gone by since I made the purchase and I can confidently say this smart tag is worth the money. It already comes with a battery installed inside of it. Instructions are pretty much clear. It's obvious this item will work and connect fast with a Samsung Device (Currently using S21 Ultra). I got the white color option when the President's Day Deals where ongoing and the item cost $19.90, free shipping.

Got these to track my bicycle. Found video on YouTube explaining how to silence the speaker after setting up with your phone. At least it makes it hard for the thief to find it. And gives you time to catch up lol.

I was sceptible at first but now I'm a believer. Theyre great for finding items close by but recently it was put to a real test. We recently traveled from Singapore to Amsterdam via Dubai and checked our bags through. When we arrived in Amsterdam it looked like my bag didn't make the trip in that everybody else - including my wife- had claimed their bags. I remembered that I had put a tag in my suitcase so I did a "find". I really didn't expect any useful results but to my surprise it indicated my suitcase was at the Amsterdam airport. A few minutes later my lonely bag showed up on the belt.I would have rated 5 stars, but one of the four in the pack didn't work/pair and I didn't realize until after the return window closed. I guess Samsung would replace, but I'm sure the process to pursue that wouldn't be worth the efort and I wouldn't know how or where to start.

Pequeño tamaño y fácil de usar. Simplemente se coloca detrás del celular y se detecta automáticamente. A la hora de buscar el tag, no es muy exacto, las direcciones no son precisas de corta distancia, la única manera de encontrarlo es haciéndolo timbrar. Si mejorarán esa función el valor sería mejor, por ahora lo considero promedio comparandolos con otros de android e inferior al de Apple (airtag).

I bought a handful of tags to track keys, and potentially luggage and animals during an upcoming trip. I got the tags set up on my SmartThings, and I can see them all at my address, but as soon as one leaves without me... ? It's basically gone. I can't see where it is, unless by some miracle it decides to update. All the app says is "Not near you." Very helpful. (I just waited 4 hours for a tag's location to update. Surely, it must have encountered the "Galaxy network" at least once on a 4 hr roadtrip.)I figured this had to be user error, so I consulted ChatGPT for a little tutorial. Every time ChatGPT says "tap this" or "tap that," I don't ever see that option. ChatGPT replies "Oh, sometimes its in a different spot." Why? Why are the apps and set up processes so different for a limited and specific group of users?I also thought I'd be able to share the tag's location with family, but Im just learning that isn't a thing either. It says you can invite "members" and they can view and control the tag as long as they've also downloaded the app and have their location on. I thought I would be able to use this as a panic button of sorts and it would send family my location, but it doesn't do that. The best you can do is set it up to send someone a text to open their app and navigate to the right tab and view your location, but even after all those hoops were jumped, it remains to be seen. ChatGPT confirms its really just for one owner to track items should very specific criteria be met, like the tag cannot be in a piece of luggage (there goes that selling point) or in a glovebox or backpack. It seems the best way to get an update is to have the person who took the tag press the button. But, what if my keys or bag were stolen? I have to ask the thief to press the button?I was going to put these on my dogs while I'm out of town, but I'm pretty certain they won't be pressing any buttons to let me know where they are.The SmartThings app is probably the least intuitive app I've ever downloaded. It should come with instructions or a tutorial or something. But I figure if me AND ChatGPT can't figure it out then it must be pretty bad. And you can't use the trackers without the app, so...If you want to make confirm your keys, dog, car, etc., are in your house with you, then this is the tracker for you! If you are looking for something more robust and trackable outside your home or arms reach, then... well, I don't know. Get an iPhone and an air tag, I guess.I may have gotten these tags with too high of expectations, but these are getting 3 stars. The app is so poorly designed, the tag is really larger than it needs to be (50% is a ring that you can't clip anything to; yes, you need by a silicone cover and carabiner ring), and the network appears to not be very dense and therefore the tag not reliably trackable. It does seems to have a lot of functionality for working with other smart devices, but I don't need a remote to turn on my bathroom lights. If you do, or you just want to find your lost keys nearby, then this is an inexpensive gadget, if you're able to get a tag on sale.I'll update if I'm able to make the tag more useful and/or discover user error. If the app improves at all, that would be stellar.UPDATE:• I was told there was no way to add more than one pet profile to the Pet Care feature, but I've discovered this is not correct. You can add multiple pet profiles and then register each profile to their dedicated tracker. Just press the button twice and you can start and stop tracking a walk. Wanted to log walks to apply to an AKC Fit title and now I can!• The ringer on the tracker is also kind of quiet. I lost my keys under a sweatshirt and it was nearly unable to be heard. The noise was so soft, at first I couldn't hear it at all while in the same room. Once I was within a foot or two, I could hear a faint noise.• Also, I've had one of the trackers activated for about 1.5 months and the battery says its at 46%. I guess I'll need to change the battery 3x a year or so on all of these?

These are great. I misplace my keys and wallet all the time. I put a tag on each one and the sound is Loud enough to be able to find it. Ill never lose my keys and wallet again. It uses the smart things app and you add them there. They are thin enough that it doesn't take up much space. Great buy!

Compré el Samsung Galaxy SmartTag y me ha parecido muy útil en el día a día. La conexión con el celular es rápida y la ubicación es bastante precisa, lo que ayuda mucho a encontrar llaves u objetos perdidos.La configuración es sencilla y funciona bien con la app de Samsung. Además, el tamaño es compacto y fácil de llevar en cualquier parte.La batería dura bastante y el sonido de búsqueda no es lo suficientemente fuerte para localizarlo en casa.

Love it able to see where my grandkids are once they leave home to go to school. Then if they are around alot of others with a device it will say in the area, it will not be able to pin pont. Especially when unloading and loading on the school bus. Alot if parents are using this now or something to keep watch on our kids. Too much craziness is going on in the world now. I got it because being at the bus stop edge of dark in the morning or walking there.

Lost my keys in a factory, I was able to drive around on a scooter until i pinged a rough location, Zeroing in on my keys was not real intuitive with the compass icon in the app. Just move slowly in a circle until it gives footage readout, then you can easily zero in on it's location. People are confused that this smartTag2 works off Bluetooth from theirs and other peoples Samsung phones ,not GPS. I also use the smartTag2 to turn the outside lights of my home when i push the smartTag2 button. I rated 4.5 stars, and rounded up because finding my keys once lost was well worth the money spent.

I bought this tracker to track luggage; however, I have been using it to track my youngest daughter (with her permission) for the last 2 years when she goes out to bars or with friends. Jokingly, I tell her it is so we can find her body in case she dies not show up at home. I got my money's worth out of it recently. My daughter's purse was stolen from a bar last weekend and the tracker was attached to her house keys. I was able to track and find her house keys that were ditched in an alley (while being escorted by a police officer for my safety) from the phone app. We found the keys inside of a white gift bag up against a building in Baltimore City exactly were the tracker said they would be. Unforunately, her other items were gone, but not her keys with the tracker on them. Normally, she has the tracker attached to her outfit. I highly recommend these trackers because they are accurate and ping off of other devices in the area.

I’ve used a few different trackers before, but this one feels a lot more rugged, and the integrated ring design makes it so much easier to clip onto a keychain or a pet collar without needing an extra bulky case.The Compass View is a total lifesaver when you know the item is nearby but can't quite see it—it leads you right to it with impressive accuracy. I also love that the battery lasts up to 500 days, so I’m not constantly worrying about it dying when I actually need to find my luggage. If you’re already in the Samsung ecosystem, this is a no-brainer for some extra peace of mind.

Works as expected for household items like keychains or wallets or petsBut if you use it for your car it will not show correct location and will not be able to locate it.It depends on other Samsung/Android devices to help locate it. So if no Android device is nearby it doesn't respond, and cannot locate it.

There's nothing more frustrating than spending twenty minutes searching for your keys when you're already running late. This SmartTag2 has completely eliminated that problem for me. It's a simple device that does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it does it really well.The tracking accuracy is impressive. When you use the app to find your tagged item, it gives you directions and shows how far away you are. As you get closer, the signal gets stronger, and you can trigger the SmartTag to make a sound. The sound is loud enough to hear even if your keys are buried in a couch cushion or under some papers. The whole process of locating something takes seconds instead of minutes.Setup was incredibly easy. You just open the SmartTag in the app, press the button, and it pairs with your phone automatically. The whole process takes maybe thirty seconds. Once it's connected, it shows up in your SmartThings app alongside any other Samsung devices you have. The interface is clean and intuitive – you can see all your tags at once and tap any of them to start tracking.Battery life is excellent. These run on standard replaceable batteries that last for months. When the battery gets low, the app notifies you, so you're never caught off guard. Being able to replace the battery yourself rather than having to buy a whole new tracker is both economical and environmentally friendly. The battery compartment is easy to access, and swapping in a new battery takes just a moment.The build quality feels solid. It's compact and lightweight, but it doesn't feel fragile or cheap. The button on the front has a good tactile response, and the whole unit feels like it can handle being on a keychain and getting jostled around daily. It's got some weather resistance too, so you don't have to worry about it getting caught in the rain.The range on the Bluetooth connection is better than I expected. You can locate items from a decent distance away, and the connection stays stable. If you do go out of range, the app shows you the last known location on a map, which is incredibly helpful if you left something at a friend's house or in your car.One of the coolest features is the lost mode. If you can't find your item and you're not near it, you can mark it as lost in the app. Then, if any other Samsung device comes near your SmartTag, you'll get an anonymous notification with its location. Given how many Samsung phones are out there, this network effect makes it much more likely you'll recover lost items.You can also use the SmartTag to find your phone. Just double-press the button on the tag, and your phone will ring even if it's on silent. This has saved me countless times when I've misplaced my phone somewhere in the house. It's a simple feature, but it works perfectly and gets used all the time.The attachment options are practical. It's got a hole for a keyring that's sized right – not so big that it looks awkward, but large enough to fit standard keyrings and attachments easily. The tag sits flat on a keychain without adding a lot of bulk. You barely notice it's there until you need it.Integration with Samsung's ecosystem is seamless. If you've already got Samsung devices, this just works with everything you have. The SmartThings app becomes your central hub for finding all your stuff. You can even set up automation with other smart home devices if you want to get creative.The precision finding works really well when you're close to your item. The app switches to a more detailed view that shows you the direction and distance, helping you zero in on exactly where something is. It's like a metal detector for your keys, and it makes finding things quick and frustration-free.For the price, this is an outstanding value. You're getting reliable tracking technology that actually works consistently. When you consider how much time it saves and how much peace of mind it provides, it's easily worth the investment. Losing important items is stressful, and this completely eliminates that stress.If you're someone who frequently misplaces things or just wants the security of being able to track important items, the SmartTag2 is a must-have. It's reliable, easy to use, and it genuinely solves the problem it's designed to address. I can't imagine going back to not having these on my important items.

I'm sure this works for others, but it isn't compatible with my iPhone. The app won't download to my phone. Great. It isn't that some are anti-tech, it's that not all of us can some of the tech to work. Online videos only help you get so far.

I have been using the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 for a few months now and it is hands down one of the best Bluetooth trackers on the market, especially if you are in the Samsung ecosystem. Here is a detailed breakdown:Setup & Compatibility:Setup was effortless — simply open the SmartThings app, press the button on the tag, and it pairs instantly. It works seamlessly with all Samsung Galaxy devices. The SmartTag2 also supports the new offline finding feature powered by Samsung's Find network, which allows the tag to be located even when it is out of direct Bluetooth range by anonymously leveraging nearby Samsung devices.Bluetooth Range & Accuracy:The Bluetooth range is impressive — I tested it across my house and it maintained a strong connection well beyond 100 feet. The UWB (Ultra-Wideband) precision finding on compatible Galaxy phones gives you an incredibly accurate directional arrow pointing you right to the item, similar to Apple's AirTag. This feature alone sets it apart from many competitors.Battery Life:Samsung claims up to 6 months of battery life, and in my experience that is realistic with normal usage. The tag uses a standard CR2032 coin battery which is easy and cheap to replace — a huge plus over non-replaceable battery trackers.Design & Build Quality:The SmartTag2 has a slim, rounded design with an IP67 water and dust resistance rating, so no worries about rain or accidental splashes. The built-in loop makes it easy to attach to keys, bags, luggage, or pet collars without needing an extra accessory.Features:- Lost Mode alerts you when the tag is found by another Samsung device- Ring function plays a loud beep to help locate items nearby- Button can be customized to trigger SmartThings routines (e.g., control smart home lights or find your phone)- Left behind alert notifies you if you walk away without your tagged itemOverall:The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is a well-rounded, feature-packed tracker with excellent range, precision UWB finding, long battery life, and smart home integration. If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone, this is the best tracker to pair with it. Highly recommended!

These tags work very well for tracking luggage. I recently tested them in Orlando international airport and on a Disney Cruiseline bus.

The Galaxy SmartTag 2 is very easy to set up and works flawlessly with Samsung phones. Tracking is accurate, and the app makes it simple to locate items like keys or bags. I also like the strong signal and reliable alerts.Battery life is solid, and overall performance has been very consistent. If you already use a Samsung device, this tracker is extremely useful and does exactly what it promises.Highly recommended for Samsung users.

I really like the product and the peace of mind it provides but I just wanted to give a heads up, it says that the battery should last 500 to 700 days yet mine is telling me to change the battery saying it's very low yet it's only been not quite 10 months and my girl is an indoor cat.

Works great, connects easily with Galaxy S series phone

Decided to purchase this item because I had a lost wallet nightmare. I saw on Amazon there was a wallet where you can insert a galaxy smart tag just like this one and I decided to purchase this and the wallet to see how it would go. Days have gone by since I made the purchase and I can confidently say this smart tag is worth the money. It already comes with a battery installed inside of it. Instructions are pretty much clear. It's obvious this item will work and connect fast with a Samsung Device (Currently using S21 Ultra). I got the white color option when the President's Day Deals where ongoing and the item cost $19.90, free shipping.

Got these to track my bicycle. Found video on YouTube explaining how to silence the speaker after setting up with your phone. At least it makes it hard for the thief to find it. And gives you time to catch up lol.

I was sceptible at first but now I'm a believer. Theyre great for finding items close by but recently it was put to a real test. We recently traveled from Singapore to Amsterdam via Dubai and checked our bags through. When we arrived in Amsterdam it looked like my bag didn't make the trip in that everybody else - including my wife- had claimed their bags. I remembered that I had put a tag in my suitcase so I did a "find". I really didn't expect any useful results but to my surprise it indicated my suitcase was at the Amsterdam airport. A few minutes later my lonely bag showed up on the belt.I would have rated 5 stars, but one of the four in the pack didn't work/pair and I didn't realize until after the return window closed. I guess Samsung would replace, but I'm sure the process to pursue that wouldn't be worth the efort and I wouldn't know how or where to start.

Pequeño tamaño y fácil de usar. Simplemente se coloca detrás del celular y se detecta automáticamente. A la hora de buscar el tag, no es muy exacto, las direcciones no son precisas de corta distancia, la única manera de encontrarlo es haciéndolo timbrar. Si mejorarán esa función el valor sería mejor, por ahora lo considero promedio comparandolos con otros de android e inferior al de Apple (airtag).

I bought a handful of tags to track keys, and potentially luggage and animals during an upcoming trip. I got the tags set up on my SmartThings, and I can see them all at my address, but as soon as one leaves without me... ? It's basically gone. I can't see where it is, unless by some miracle it decides to update. All the app says is "Not near you." Very helpful. (I just waited 4 hours for a tag's location to update. Surely, it must have encountered the "Galaxy network" at least once on a 4 hr roadtrip.)I figured this had to be user error, so I consulted ChatGPT for a little tutorial. Every time ChatGPT says "tap this" or "tap that," I don't ever see that option. ChatGPT replies "Oh, sometimes its in a different spot." Why? Why are the apps and set up processes so different for a limited and specific group of users?I also thought I'd be able to share the tag's location with family, but Im just learning that isn't a thing either. It says you can invite "members" and they can view and control the tag as long as they've also downloaded the app and have their location on. I thought I would be able to use this as a panic button of sorts and it would send family my location, but it doesn't do that. The best you can do is set it up to send someone a text to open their app and navigate to the right tab and view your location, but even after all those hoops were jumped, it remains to be seen. ChatGPT confirms its really just for one owner to track items should very specific criteria be met, like the tag cannot be in a piece of luggage (there goes that selling point) or in a glovebox or backpack. It seems the best way to get an update is to have the person who took the tag press the button. But, what if my keys or bag were stolen? I have to ask the thief to press the button?I was going to put these on my dogs while I'm out of town, but I'm pretty certain they won't be pressing any buttons to let me know where they are.The SmartThings app is probably the least intuitive app I've ever downloaded. It should come with instructions or a tutorial or something. But I figure if me AND ChatGPT can't figure it out then it must be pretty bad. And you can't use the trackers without the app, so...If you want to make confirm your keys, dog, car, etc., are in your house with you, then this is the tracker for you! If you are looking for something more robust and trackable outside your home or arms reach, then... well, I don't know. Get an iPhone and an air tag, I guess.I may have gotten these tags with too high of expectations, but these are getting 3 stars. The app is so poorly designed, the tag is really larger than it needs to be (50% is a ring that you can't clip anything to; yes, you need by a silicone cover and carabiner ring), and the network appears to not be very dense and therefore the tag not reliably trackable. It does seems to have a lot of functionality for working with other smart devices, but I don't need a remote to turn on my bathroom lights. If you do, or you just want to find your lost keys nearby, then this is an inexpensive gadget, if you're able to get a tag on sale.I'll update if I'm able to make the tag more useful and/or discover user error. If the app improves at all, that would be stellar.UPDATE:• I was told there was no way to add more than one pet profile to the Pet Care feature, but I've discovered this is not correct. You can add multiple pet profiles and then register each profile to their dedicated tracker. Just press the button twice and you can start and stop tracking a walk. Wanted to log walks to apply to an AKC Fit title and now I can!• The ringer on the tracker is also kind of quiet. I lost my keys under a sweatshirt and it was nearly unable to be heard. The noise was so soft, at first I couldn't hear it at all while in the same room. Once I was within a foot or two, I could hear a faint noise.• Also, I've had one of the trackers activated for about 1.5 months and the battery says its at 46%. I guess I'll need to change the battery 3x a year or so on all of these?

These are great. I misplace my keys and wallet all the time. I put a tag on each one and the sound is Loud enough to be able to find it. Ill never lose my keys and wallet again. It uses the smart things app and you add them there. They are thin enough that it doesn't take up much space. Great buy!

Compré el Samsung Galaxy SmartTag y me ha parecido muy útil en el día a día. La conexión con el celular es rápida y la ubicación es bastante precisa, lo que ayuda mucho a encontrar llaves u objetos perdidos.La configuración es sencilla y funciona bien con la app de Samsung. Además, el tamaño es compacto y fácil de llevar en cualquier parte.La batería dura bastante y el sonido de búsqueda no es lo suficientemente fuerte para localizarlo en casa.

Love it able to see where my grandkids are once they leave home to go to school. Then if they are around alot of others with a device it will say in the area, it will not be able to pin pont. Especially when unloading and loading on the school bus. Alot if parents are using this now or something to keep watch on our kids. Too much craziness is going on in the world now. I got it because being at the bus stop edge of dark in the morning or walking there.

Lost my keys in a factory, I was able to drive around on a scooter until i pinged a rough location, Zeroing in on my keys was not real intuitive with the compass icon in the app. Just move slowly in a circle until it gives footage readout, then you can easily zero in on it's location. People are confused that this smartTag2 works off Bluetooth from theirs and other peoples Samsung phones ,not GPS. I also use the smartTag2 to turn the outside lights of my home when i push the smartTag2 button. I rated 4.5 stars, and rounded up because finding my keys once lost was well worth the money spent.

I bought this tracker to track luggage; however, I have been using it to track my youngest daughter (with her permission) for the last 2 years when she goes out to bars or with friends. Jokingly, I tell her it is so we can find her body in case she dies not show up at home. I got my money's worth out of it recently. My daughter's purse was stolen from a bar last weekend and the tracker was attached to her house keys. I was able to track and find her house keys that were ditched in an alley (while being escorted by a police officer for my safety) from the phone app. We found the keys inside of a white gift bag up against a building in Baltimore City exactly were the tracker said they would be. Unforunately, her other items were gone, but not her keys with the tracker on them. Normally, she has the tracker attached to her outfit. I highly recommend these trackers because they are accurate and ping off of other devices in the area.

I’ve used a few different trackers before, but this one feels a lot more rugged, and the integrated ring design makes it so much easier to clip onto a keychain or a pet collar without needing an extra bulky case.The Compass View is a total lifesaver when you know the item is nearby but can't quite see it—it leads you right to it with impressive accuracy. I also love that the battery lasts up to 500 days, so I’m not constantly worrying about it dying when I actually need to find my luggage. If you’re already in the Samsung ecosystem, this is a no-brainer for some extra peace of mind.

Works as expected for household items like keychains or wallets or petsBut if you use it for your car it will not show correct location and will not be able to locate it.It depends on other Samsung/Android devices to help locate it. So if no Android device is nearby it doesn't respond, and cannot locate it.

There's nothing more frustrating than spending twenty minutes searching for your keys when you're already running late. This SmartTag2 has completely eliminated that problem for me. It's a simple device that does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it does it really well.The tracking accuracy is impressive. When you use the app to find your tagged item, it gives you directions and shows how far away you are. As you get closer, the signal gets stronger, and you can trigger the SmartTag to make a sound. The sound is loud enough to hear even if your keys are buried in a couch cushion or under some papers. The whole process of locating something takes seconds instead of minutes.Setup was incredibly easy. You just open the SmartTag in the app, press the button, and it pairs with your phone automatically. The whole process takes maybe thirty seconds. Once it's connected, it shows up in your SmartThings app alongside any other Samsung devices you have. The interface is clean and intuitive – you can see all your tags at once and tap any of them to start tracking.Battery life is excellent. These run on standard replaceable batteries that last for months. When the battery gets low, the app notifies you, so you're never caught off guard. Being able to replace the battery yourself rather than having to buy a whole new tracker is both economical and environmentally friendly. The battery compartment is easy to access, and swapping in a new battery takes just a moment.The build quality feels solid. It's compact and lightweight, but it doesn't feel fragile or cheap. The button on the front has a good tactile response, and the whole unit feels like it can handle being on a keychain and getting jostled around daily. It's got some weather resistance too, so you don't have to worry about it getting caught in the rain.The range on the Bluetooth connection is better than I expected. You can locate items from a decent distance away, and the connection stays stable. If you do go out of range, the app shows you the last known location on a map, which is incredibly helpful if you left something at a friend's house or in your car.One of the coolest features is the lost mode. If you can't find your item and you're not near it, you can mark it as lost in the app. Then, if any other Samsung device comes near your SmartTag, you'll get an anonymous notification with its location. Given how many Samsung phones are out there, this network effect makes it much more likely you'll recover lost items.You can also use the SmartTag to find your phone. Just double-press the button on the tag, and your phone will ring even if it's on silent. This has saved me countless times when I've misplaced my phone somewhere in the house. It's a simple feature, but it works perfectly and gets used all the time.The attachment options are practical. It's got a hole for a keyring that's sized right – not so big that it looks awkward, but large enough to fit standard keyrings and attachments easily. The tag sits flat on a keychain without adding a lot of bulk. You barely notice it's there until you need it.Integration with Samsung's ecosystem is seamless. If you've already got Samsung devices, this just works with everything you have. The SmartThings app becomes your central hub for finding all your stuff. You can even set up automation with other smart home devices if you want to get creative.The precision finding works really well when you're close to your item. The app switches to a more detailed view that shows you the direction and distance, helping you zero in on exactly where something is. It's like a metal detector for your keys, and it makes finding things quick and frustration-free.For the price, this is an outstanding value. You're getting reliable tracking technology that actually works consistently. When you consider how much time it saves and how much peace of mind it provides, it's easily worth the investment. Losing important items is stressful, and this completely eliminates that stress.If you're someone who frequently misplaces things or just wants the security of being able to track important items, the SmartTag2 is a must-have. It's reliable, easy to use, and it genuinely solves the problem it's designed to address. I can't imagine going back to not having these on my important items.

I'm sure this works for others, but it isn't compatible with my iPhone. The app won't download to my phone. Great. It isn't that some are anti-tech, it's that not all of us can some of the tech to work. Online videos only help you get so far.

I have been using the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 for a few months now and it is hands down one of the best Bluetooth trackers on the market, especially if you are in the Samsung ecosystem. Here is a detailed breakdown:Setup & Compatibility:Setup was effortless — simply open the SmartThings app, press the button on the tag, and it pairs instantly. It works seamlessly with all Samsung Galaxy devices. The SmartTag2 also supports the new offline finding feature powered by Samsung's Find network, which allows the tag to be located even when it is out of direct Bluetooth range by anonymously leveraging nearby Samsung devices.Bluetooth Range & Accuracy:The Bluetooth range is impressive — I tested it across my house and it maintained a strong connection well beyond 100 feet. The UWB (Ultra-Wideband) precision finding on compatible Galaxy phones gives you an incredibly accurate directional arrow pointing you right to the item, similar to Apple's AirTag. This feature alone sets it apart from many competitors.Battery Life:Samsung claims up to 6 months of battery life, and in my experience that is realistic with normal usage. The tag uses a standard CR2032 coin battery which is easy and cheap to replace — a huge plus over non-replaceable battery trackers.Design & Build Quality:The SmartTag2 has a slim, rounded design with an IP67 water and dust resistance rating, so no worries about rain or accidental splashes. The built-in loop makes it easy to attach to keys, bags, luggage, or pet collars without needing an extra accessory.Features:- Lost Mode alerts you when the tag is found by another Samsung device- Ring function plays a loud beep to help locate items nearby- Button can be customized to trigger SmartThings routines (e.g., control smart home lights or find your phone)- Left behind alert notifies you if you walk away without your tagged itemOverall:The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is a well-rounded, feature-packed tracker with excellent range, precision UWB finding, long battery life, and smart home integration. If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone, this is the best tracker to pair with it. Highly recommended!

These tags work very well for tracking luggage. I recently tested them in Orlando international airport and on a Disney Cruiseline bus.

The Galaxy SmartTag 2 is very easy to set up and works flawlessly with Samsung phones. Tracking is accurate, and the app makes it simple to locate items like keys or bags. I also like the strong signal and reliable alerts.Battery life is solid, and overall performance has been very consistent. If you already use a Samsung device, this tracker is extremely useful and does exactly what it promises.Highly recommended for Samsung users.

I really like the product and the peace of mind it provides but I just wanted to give a heads up, it says that the battery should last 500 to 700 days yet mine is telling me to change the battery saying it's very low yet it's only been not quite 10 months and my girl is an indoor cat.

Works great, connects easily with Galaxy S series phone

Decided to purchase this item because I had a lost wallet nightmare. I saw on Amazon there was a wallet where you can insert a galaxy smart tag just like this one and I decided to purchase this and the wallet to see how it would go. Days have gone by since I made the purchase and I can confidently say this smart tag is worth the money. It already comes with a battery installed inside of it. Instructions are pretty much clear. It's obvious this item will work and connect fast with a Samsung Device (Currently using S21 Ultra). I got the white color option when the President's Day Deals where ongoing and the item cost $19.90, free shipping.

Got these to track my bicycle. Found video on YouTube explaining how to silence the speaker after setting up with your phone. At least it makes it hard for the thief to find it. And gives you time to catch up lol.

I was sceptible at first but now I'm a believer. Theyre great for finding items close by but recently it was put to a real test. We recently traveled from Singapore to Amsterdam via Dubai and checked our bags through. When we arrived in Amsterdam it looked like my bag didn't make the trip in that everybody else - including my wife- had claimed their bags. I remembered that I had put a tag in my suitcase so I did a "find". I really didn't expect any useful results but to my surprise it indicated my suitcase was at the Amsterdam airport. A few minutes later my lonely bag showed up on the belt.I would have rated 5 stars, but one of the four in the pack didn't work/pair and I didn't realize until after the return window closed. I guess Samsung would replace, but I'm sure the process to pursue that wouldn't be worth the efort and I wouldn't know how or where to start.

Pequeño tamaño y fácil de usar. Simplemente se coloca detrás del celular y se detecta automáticamente. A la hora de buscar el tag, no es muy exacto, las direcciones no son precisas de corta distancia, la única manera de encontrarlo es haciéndolo timbrar. Si mejorarán esa función el valor sería mejor, por ahora lo considero promedio comparandolos con otros de android e inferior al de Apple (airtag).

I bought a handful of tags to track keys, and potentially luggage and animals during an upcoming trip. I got the tags set up on my SmartThings, and I can see them all at my address, but as soon as one leaves without me... ? It's basically gone. I can't see where it is, unless by some miracle it decides to update. All the app says is "Not near you." Very helpful. (I just waited 4 hours for a tag's location to update. Surely, it must have encountered the "Galaxy network" at least once on a 4 hr roadtrip.)I figured this had to be user error, so I consulted ChatGPT for a little tutorial. Every time ChatGPT says "tap this" or "tap that," I don't ever see that option. ChatGPT replies "Oh, sometimes its in a different spot." Why? Why are the apps and set up processes so different for a limited and specific group of users?I also thought I'd be able to share the tag's location with family, but Im just learning that isn't a thing either. It says you can invite "members" and they can view and control the tag as long as they've also downloaded the app and have their location on. I thought I would be able to use this as a panic button of sorts and it would send family my location, but it doesn't do that. The best you can do is set it up to send someone a text to open their app and navigate to the right tab and view your location, but even after all those hoops were jumped, it remains to be seen. ChatGPT confirms its really just for one owner to track items should very specific criteria be met, like the tag cannot be in a piece of luggage (there goes that selling point) or in a glovebox or backpack. It seems the best way to get an update is to have the person who took the tag press the button. But, what if my keys or bag were stolen? I have to ask the thief to press the button?I was going to put these on my dogs while I'm out of town, but I'm pretty certain they won't be pressing any buttons to let me know where they are.The SmartThings app is probably the least intuitive app I've ever downloaded. It should come with instructions or a tutorial or something. But I figure if me AND ChatGPT can't figure it out then it must be pretty bad. And you can't use the trackers without the app, so...If you want to make confirm your keys, dog, car, etc., are in your house with you, then this is the tracker for you! If you are looking for something more robust and trackable outside your home or arms reach, then... well, I don't know. Get an iPhone and an air tag, I guess.I may have gotten these tags with too high of expectations, but these are getting 3 stars. The app is so poorly designed, the tag is really larger than it needs to be (50% is a ring that you can't clip anything to; yes, you need by a silicone cover and carabiner ring), and the network appears to not be very dense and therefore the tag not reliably trackable. It does seems to have a lot of functionality for working with other smart devices, but I don't need a remote to turn on my bathroom lights. If you do, or you just want to find your lost keys nearby, then this is an inexpensive gadget, if you're able to get a tag on sale.I'll update if I'm able to make the tag more useful and/or discover user error. If the app improves at all, that would be stellar.UPDATE:• I was told there was no way to add more than one pet profile to the Pet Care feature, but I've discovered this is not correct. You can add multiple pet profiles and then register each profile to their dedicated tracker. Just press the button twice and you can start and stop tracking a walk. Wanted to log walks to apply to an AKC Fit title and now I can!• The ringer on the tracker is also kind of quiet. I lost my keys under a sweatshirt and it was nearly unable to be heard. The noise was so soft, at first I couldn't hear it at all while in the same room. Once I was within a foot or two, I could hear a faint noise.• Also, I've had one of the trackers activated for about 1.5 months and the battery says its at 46%. I guess I'll need to change the battery 3x a year or so on all of these?

These are great. I misplace my keys and wallet all the time. I put a tag on each one and the sound is Loud enough to be able to find it. Ill never lose my keys and wallet again. It uses the smart things app and you add them there. They are thin enough that it doesn't take up much space. Great buy!

Compré el Samsung Galaxy SmartTag y me ha parecido muy útil en el día a día. La conexión con el celular es rápida y la ubicación es bastante precisa, lo que ayuda mucho a encontrar llaves u objetos perdidos.La configuración es sencilla y funciona bien con la app de Samsung. Además, el tamaño es compacto y fácil de llevar en cualquier parte.La batería dura bastante y el sonido de búsqueda no es lo suficientemente fuerte para localizarlo en casa.

Love it able to see where my grandkids are once they leave home to go to school. Then if they are around alot of others with a device it will say in the area, it will not be able to pin pont. Especially when unloading and loading on the school bus. Alot if parents are using this now or something to keep watch on our kids. Too much craziness is going on in the world now. I got it because being at the bus stop edge of dark in the morning or walking there.

Lost my keys in a factory, I was able to drive around on a scooter until i pinged a rough location, Zeroing in on my keys was not real intuitive with the compass icon in the app. Just move slowly in a circle until it gives footage readout, then you can easily zero in on it's location. People are confused that this smartTag2 works off Bluetooth from theirs and other peoples Samsung phones ,not GPS. I also use the smartTag2 to turn the outside lights of my home when i push the smartTag2 button. I rated 4.5 stars, and rounded up because finding my keys once lost was well worth the money spent.

I bought this tracker to track luggage; however, I have been using it to track my youngest daughter (with her permission) for the last 2 years when she goes out to bars or with friends. Jokingly, I tell her it is so we can find her body in case she dies not show up at home. I got my money's worth out of it recently. My daughter's purse was stolen from a bar last weekend and the tracker was attached to her house keys. I was able to track and find her house keys that were ditched in an alley (while being escorted by a police officer for my safety) from the phone app. We found the keys inside of a white gift bag up against a building in Baltimore City exactly were the tracker said they would be. Unforunately, her other items were gone, but not her keys with the tracker on them. Normally, she has the tracker attached to her outfit. I highly recommend these trackers because they are accurate and ping off of other devices in the area.

I’ve used a few different trackers before, but this one feels a lot more rugged, and the integrated ring design makes it so much easier to clip onto a keychain or a pet collar without needing an extra bulky case.The Compass View is a total lifesaver when you know the item is nearby but can't quite see it—it leads you right to it with impressive accuracy. I also love that the battery lasts up to 500 days, so I’m not constantly worrying about it dying when I actually need to find my luggage. If you’re already in the Samsung ecosystem, this is a no-brainer for some extra peace of mind.

Works as expected for household items like keychains or wallets or petsBut if you use it for your car it will not show correct location and will not be able to locate it.It depends on other Samsung/Android devices to help locate it. So if no Android device is nearby it doesn't respond, and cannot locate it.

There's nothing more frustrating than spending twenty minutes searching for your keys when you're already running late. This SmartTag2 has completely eliminated that problem for me. It's a simple device that does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it does it really well.The tracking accuracy is impressive. When you use the app to find your tagged item, it gives you directions and shows how far away you are. As you get closer, the signal gets stronger, and you can trigger the SmartTag to make a sound. The sound is loud enough to hear even if your keys are buried in a couch cushion or under some papers. The whole process of locating something takes seconds instead of minutes.Setup was incredibly easy. You just open the SmartTag in the app, press the button, and it pairs with your phone automatically. The whole process takes maybe thirty seconds. Once it's connected, it shows up in your SmartThings app alongside any other Samsung devices you have. The interface is clean and intuitive – you can see all your tags at once and tap any of them to start tracking.Battery life is excellent. These run on standard replaceable batteries that last for months. When the battery gets low, the app notifies you, so you're never caught off guard. Being able to replace the battery yourself rather than having to buy a whole new tracker is both economical and environmentally friendly. The battery compartment is easy to access, and swapping in a new battery takes just a moment.The build quality feels solid. It's compact and lightweight, but it doesn't feel fragile or cheap. The button on the front has a good tactile response, and the whole unit feels like it can handle being on a keychain and getting jostled around daily. It's got some weather resistance too, so you don't have to worry about it getting caught in the rain.The range on the Bluetooth connection is better than I expected. You can locate items from a decent distance away, and the connection stays stable. If you do go out of range, the app shows you the last known location on a map, which is incredibly helpful if you left something at a friend's house or in your car.One of the coolest features is the lost mode. If you can't find your item and you're not near it, you can mark it as lost in the app. Then, if any other Samsung device comes near your SmartTag, you'll get an anonymous notification with its location. Given how many Samsung phones are out there, this network effect makes it much more likely you'll recover lost items.You can also use the SmartTag to find your phone. Just double-press the button on the tag, and your phone will ring even if it's on silent. This has saved me countless times when I've misplaced my phone somewhere in the house. It's a simple feature, but it works perfectly and gets used all the time.The attachment options are practical. It's got a hole for a keyring that's sized right – not so big that it looks awkward, but large enough to fit standard keyrings and attachments easily. The tag sits flat on a keychain without adding a lot of bulk. You barely notice it's there until you need it.Integration with Samsung's ecosystem is seamless. If you've already got Samsung devices, this just works with everything you have. The SmartThings app becomes your central hub for finding all your stuff. You can even set up automation with other smart home devices if you want to get creative.The precision finding works really well when you're close to your item. The app switches to a more detailed view that shows you the direction and distance, helping you zero in on exactly where something is. It's like a metal detector for your keys, and it makes finding things quick and frustration-free.For the price, this is an outstanding value. You're getting reliable tracking technology that actually works consistently. When you consider how much time it saves and how much peace of mind it provides, it's easily worth the investment. Losing important items is stressful, and this completely eliminates that stress.If you're someone who frequently misplaces things or just wants the security of being able to track important items, the SmartTag2 is a must-have. It's reliable, easy to use, and it genuinely solves the problem it's designed to address. I can't imagine going back to not having these on my important items.

I'm sure this works for others, but it isn't compatible with my iPhone. The app won't download to my phone. Great. It isn't that some are anti-tech, it's that not all of us can some of the tech to work. Online videos only help you get so far.

I have been using the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 for a few months now and it is hands down one of the best Bluetooth trackers on the market, especially if you are in the Samsung ecosystem. Here is a detailed breakdown:Setup & Compatibility:Setup was effortless — simply open the SmartThings app, press the button on the tag, and it pairs instantly. It works seamlessly with all Samsung Galaxy devices. The SmartTag2 also supports the new offline finding feature powered by Samsung's Find network, which allows the tag to be located even when it is out of direct Bluetooth range by anonymously leveraging nearby Samsung devices.Bluetooth Range & Accuracy:The Bluetooth range is impressive — I tested it across my house and it maintained a strong connection well beyond 100 feet. The UWB (Ultra-Wideband) precision finding on compatible Galaxy phones gives you an incredibly accurate directional arrow pointing you right to the item, similar to Apple's AirTag. This feature alone sets it apart from many competitors.Battery Life:Samsung claims up to 6 months of battery life, and in my experience that is realistic with normal usage. The tag uses a standard CR2032 coin battery which is easy and cheap to replace — a huge plus over non-replaceable battery trackers.Design & Build Quality:The SmartTag2 has a slim, rounded design with an IP67 water and dust resistance rating, so no worries about rain or accidental splashes. The built-in loop makes it easy to attach to keys, bags, luggage, or pet collars without needing an extra accessory.Features:- Lost Mode alerts you when the tag is found by another Samsung device- Ring function plays a loud beep to help locate items nearby- Button can be customized to trigger SmartThings routines (e.g., control smart home lights or find your phone)- Left behind alert notifies you if you walk away without your tagged itemOverall:The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is a well-rounded, feature-packed tracker with excellent range, precision UWB finding, long battery life, and smart home integration. If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone, this is the best tracker to pair with it. Highly recommended!

These tags work very well for tracking luggage. I recently tested them in Orlando international airport and on a Disney Cruiseline bus.

The Galaxy SmartTag 2 is very easy to set up and works flawlessly with Samsung phones. Tracking is accurate, and the app makes it simple to locate items like keys or bags. I also like the strong signal and reliable alerts.Battery life is solid, and overall performance has been very consistent. If you already use a Samsung device, this tracker is extremely useful and does exactly what it promises.Highly recommended for Samsung users.