Galaxy SmartTag2 is available on Samsung's website with the single pack priced at $21 (30% off) and a four-pack bundle at $70 (30% off), making each unit about $17.50. The tracker combines Bluetooth and ultra-wideband (UWB), enabling tracking via the SmartThings app from roughly 120 meters to within centimeters. The device includes a built-in key ring for attachment to accessories and luggage. The SmartTag2 has an IP67 water and dust resistance rating for travel durability. The tracker improves location accuracy and design over the prior model. Battery life reaches up to 700 days with Power Saving Mode and about 500 days without.
Additionally, these trackers are built with a key ring so they can stay with your accessories at all times. You could, for example, attach a SmartTag2 to your luggage, so you always know where it's located. In fact, it supports both Bluetooth and ultra-wideband (UWB), meaning you'll be able to track its location via Samsung's SmartThings app from as far as 120 meters to as close as just centimeters.
Coupled with its ease of use, the SmartTag2 is a no-brainer for traveling. Where the SmartTag2 outperforms the Apple AirTag (and other competitors like Tile and Chipolo) is in battery life. The company rates the SmartTag 2's endurance at up to 700 days with Power Saving Mode. Even with the feature turned off, you can expect about 500 days before needing to swap the battery.
On Samsung's website, the single-pack Galaxy SmartTag2 is retailing for $21, a 30% price drop. This deal applies to both the black and white color options. If you want extra accessories, the four-pack SmartTag2 bundle costs $70, also a 30% discount. Between the two, we would recommend purchasing the four-pack at $70, because, if you do the math, that comes out to about $17.50 a piece, cheaper than the single pack.
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