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Latest Moto Tag 2 Android Find Hub trackers live again at $17.50 each on Amazon

Motorola unleashed its new Moto Tag 2 item trackers over the last couple months and they are now back in stock at Amazon with the sizable launch discount – you can score one for $20 or the 4-pack at 30% off ($17.50 each). 

Amazon is once again offering a single Moto Tag 2 down at $19.99 Prime shipped from the regular $30 list and the 4-pack down at $69.99 shipped:

These are the same discounts we spotted closer to release a couple times, but after bouncing up and down on the official site and some stock issues at Amazon, we are getting another shot at them right now – Amazon seems to have split the single and 4-pack listings up, but the discounted rates are up for grabs here again right now. 

The latest Moto Tag 2 lands as one of only a few trackers with Ultra Wideband tech made specifically for Android Find Hub. At $17.50, they are also among the most affordable current-generation trackers you can buy for Android devices. Additional features include “600+ days of battery life” and a dedicated ringer button to help track down your phone in reverse. 

  • Find anything, anywhere with precision. Quickly find items with enhanced precision, powered by Ultra-Wideband technology and Google’s Find Hub network.
  • 600+ days of battery life in a thin design. Just set it and forget it—enjoy a long-lasting battery along with a compact, worry-free, water-resistant design.
  • More than just a tracker. Find your phone using a dedicated ringer button or snap a hands-free selfie.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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