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Update: Amazon has now dropped the price down to $15.96 Prime shipped. Details below in the original post.
While new Google Find My Device trackers have hit the scene from brand’s like Pebblebee and Chipolo (still on sale down at $22), Samsung users will find the official Galaxy SmartTag 2 selling down at $20.72 via Amazon. Shipping is free for Prime members or in orders over $35. Regularly $30 and still fetching as much directly from Samsung, this is over 30% off and the lowest price we can find.
While we did see them drop into the $19.50 range a couple times last year, today’s offer comes within $1 or so of the Amazon all-time low. We have also seen the 4-packs down as low as $58 or so in the past, yielding a lower per tag price, but that pack is now selling for $68 on Amazon.
The official Galaxy SmartTag 2 is largely designed just for Samsung smartphone users, offering up a small Bluetooth-connected tracking experience at an even lower price than just about all of the Google Find My Device options.
They feature ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity alongside an IP67 water-resistance to help safeguard them from spills and inclement weather conditions. Samsung rates them with at least 500 days of battery life and they feature a small cutout so you can affix them to keyrings and things of that nature.
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 features:
The redesigned Galaxy SmartTag 2 is made so you can keep calm and keep track; Its design makes it easy for you to tag and carry your belongings. It’s IP67-rated water- and dust-resistant, activates your compatible IoT devices and stays powered for up to 500 days or even up to 40% more on Non-Power Saving Mode. Simply register a new Galaxy SmartTag2 and get started right away with SmartThings Find; With its intuitive tracking experience, you now have a way to keep track of things you love right in the palm of your hand.
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