Google's Pixel Tag Puts New Twist on Item Trackers
Google unveiled a $29 Pixel Tag at its Made by Google event, taking on Apple's AirTag with a slimmer design.
At its Made by Google '26 event on Wednesday, Google stepped into the item-tracker market with a direct challenge to Apple's AirTag. The company introduced the Pixel Tag, a $29 device designed to help users keep tabs on their valuables, alongside its new lineup of Pixel 11 smartphones. The Pixel Tag leverages Google's Find Hub network, which taps into Android devices around the world to locate lost items.
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