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The best Apple AirTag alternatives: Never lose your keys again Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Apple AirTags are helpful if you’re an iPhone owner who needs to find lost keys or bags. But what if you’re an Android user or don’t like Apple’s approach to Bluetooth locators? Don’t fret. We’ve rounded up some of the best AirTag alternatives to give you meaningful choices for finding your gear. $29 .00 Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority If you’re looking for one of the most direct AirTag alternatives, it doesn’t get much closer than Samsung’s Galaxy SmartT...

Set up and design Lisa Eadicicco/Insider AirTags are just as easy to set up as AirPods, which means you barely have to do anything at all to get started.  The moment you pull the tab on the back of an AirTag to remove its wrapping, your phone recognizes the device, making the setup process more seamless than that of other similar tags. I like this for two reasons. Not only does it make the setup process simple, but it also ensures it's intentional. If for some reason you're unboxing an AirTag that isn't yours — say, as a gift — it won't just pair instant...

The device tracker has a “Lost Mode” that displays a message with the owners’ details. This info can be read by any smartphone using NFC. Yesterday, Apple hosted a rare April event that saw new iPads, refreshed Macs, and 4K Apple TVs debut. However, one completely new device that was largely overshadowed was the AirTag. While Apple’s device tracker will work exclusively within its ecosystem, Android users can help track down their Apple friends’ lost devices and valuables. According to a new support document (via Apple Insider), the AirTag has a “Lost Mode” function that broadc...

Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag Plus with UWB to track items with AR is out April 16th Share this story Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag Plus, the souped-up version of the company’s Tile-like SmartTag Bluetooth tracker (which was released earlier this year), now has a release date: it’ll be out on April 16th for $39.99. That’s a $10 price increase over the standard SmartTag, which runs for $29.99 — but the SmartTag Plus has one notable improvement. It features an ultra-wideband (UWB) radio, allowing users to track it more accurately when it’s nearby than the standard Bluetooth setup. The UWB...

Credit: Samsung The Galaxy SmartTag Plus is an upgraded version of the company's $29.99 tracking tag that it launched in January. At the time, the company also that teased the updated UWB-equipped version would be coming later in 2021. To be able to use the UWB capabilities, users will be a compatible Samsung device like a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, Galaxy S21 Plus, Galaxy S21 Ultra, or Galaxy Z Fold 2. Users will be able to get much more accurate location information with the UWB support, and Samsung has also included some augmented reality features for easier locating. Compared to standard Bluet...