Pixel Tag, Google’s $30 Android-ready answer to Apple’s AirTag, is now available

Google’s Pixel Tag is now on sale, giving Android users a small tracker for finding items such as keys, wallets and bags through the Find Hub app. It offers Bluetooth and ultra-wideband tracking, and its launch expands Google’s answer to Apple’s AirTag across the Android ecosystem.

The $29.99 tag uses nearby Android phones and a network of more than a billion devices to help locate items at a distance. It has a speaker, a button that can ring a lost phone, and Lost mode that lets someone who finds it see contact details; its NFC tap opens the tag’s settings. It works with Android 9 or newer, has a replaceable CR2032 battery rated for up to a year, and is available in silver or pale green, individually or in a four-pack for $99.99.