We we detailed previously, Motorola has debuted its new Moto Tag 2 stateside and after going out of stock, both the single listing and the 4-pack are now available at Amazon with a discount. You’ll find the single down at the same $20 launch price we have seen direct since release, and now there is a 4-pack down at $69.99 shipped from the regular $100 list price at Amazon – $17.50 each.
As mentioned above, the $19.99 launch deal on the single listing is now back in stock at Amazon and readily available on the official site, but you’ll also find a 4-pack on Amazon that delivers an even better per-Tag price down at $69.99 shipped – that’s $17.50 a pop.
- Moto Tag 2 $20 (Reg. $30)
- Moto Tag 2 4-pack $70 (Reg. $100)
The 4-pack found directly on the Motorola site is selling for $100 – you do get two colors though.
Among the few Android Find Hub trackers out there sporting Ultra Wideband tech (alongside the new Google Pixel Tag set to drop this fall), the Moto Tag 2 is also among some of the more compelling options for Android users, not to mention coming in at lower prices than most with the ongoing launch deals.
Some highlights include the “600+ days of battery life,” a dedicated ringer button to help find your phone, “immersion in up to 1.5 meters of fresh water for up to 30 minutes,” and it comes “powered by Ultra-Wideband technology and Google’s Find Hub.”
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