Samsung just dropped a quiet but game-changing announcement with the release of its Galaxy SmartTag2 tracker. Priced at a competitive $29 and set to launch globally on October 10, this device isn’t just a routine upgrade — it’s a leap.
The first thing that catches the eye is its new ring-shaped design, a departure from the traditional rectangular or square-shaped trackers. Not just a stylistic choice, the ring incorporates a metal loop to significantly enhance its durability. This is a clear message from Samsung that the device is intended for long-term use.
But let’s talk about its most stunning feature: the battery life. Galaxy SmartTag2 offers an astounding 700 days of power in its Power Saving mode and 500 days without it. That’s a 50% bump in battery longevity compared to its predecessor. Forget the days of frequently recharging or replacing batteries in your smart tracker; the Galaxy SmartTag2 has you covered for the long haul.
When it comes to tracking capabilities, Samsung takes things up a notch with UWB + Bluetooth technology, providing more precise and wide-ranging tracking. It features a “Compass View,” which makes locating objects or pets straightforward and intuitive. With a 120-metre maximum Bluetooth range, the device assures users that they’ll have a hard time losing track of their tagged items.
But that’s not all. The Galaxy SmartTag2 is designed to work hand-in-glove with SmartThings & Knox Integration. Whether it’s automating your smart home ecosystem or enhancing the security features, this device aims to be a comprehensive solution for your everyday needs.
Rounding out its features is an IP67 water and dust resistance rating. Whether you’re hiking in the woods or just navigating the chaos of daily life, this tracker is built to withstand the elements.
Clearly, Samsung has set out to redefine what a smart tracker can be, pushing the boundaries on battery life, tracking technology, and durability. The Galaxy SmartTag2 isn’t merely an incremental update; it’s a full-blown transformation of what users should expect from a tracking device in today’s tech landscape.
