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T-Mobile Announces SyncUp, Its Own LTE-Connected AirTag Competitor Posted by Sanuj Bhatia on Apr 28, 2021 in News, T-Mobile T-Mobile today announced its own AirTag like item tracker called SyncUp. But unlike Apple’s AirTag, T-Mobile’s SyncUp features an LTE connection making it easier for you to track your items in real-time. Apple announced the AirTag last week. The small circular item tracker from Apple makes it easier for you to keep track of your important items, like keys, wallets, bags, and purses. It uses Bluetooth, AR, and ultra-wideband technology to return its location to the us...

T-Mobile has launched its own item tracker that uses LTE to track items. The SyncUp Tracker gets real-time tracking from miles away and can set a geofenced boundary. T-Mobile customers can add the device to their accounts for just $5 per month. Now that Samsung and Apple have entered the item tracker market, more companies are set to follow suit. T-Mobile is the latest to launch its own device as part of its SyncUp line of connectivity devices. The SyncUp Tracker may not look as svelte as the best Bluetooth trackers, nor is it quite as affordable, but it offers some handy features that could ...

Taking on AirTag, T-Mobile's SyncUp Tracker has LTE, seven days of battery T-Mobile's SyncUp tracker uses LTE instead of Bluetooth or UWB Like AirTag and Tile, customers can attach the SyncUp Tracker to items such as luggage, keys, bikes, wallets, or pets' collars. If users lose the item, they can attempt to locate it through a corresponding iOS app. T-Mobile's $60 lost-item tracker works with the SyncUp app, which will be available for free on the App Store. While Apple's AirTag doesn't have a built-in cellular connection, it can tap into Apple's Find My network when the tracker is out of re...