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Google Pixel Tag Arrives Down Under with Ultra Wideband and 1-Year Battery

Google’s Find Hub network has been live since 2024, so it’s no shock that their first-party Find Hub compatible tracker, the Pixel Tag, is now available to order. 

Announced quietly alongside the Pixel 11 series and Pixel Watch 5 in September, the Pixel Tag is priced at $49 for a single, or $169.99 in a 4-pack and only comes in only one colour choice ‘Fog’.Measuring just 28mm wide, 46mm high, and 5.4mm thin and weighing only 11.8 grams, the Pixel Tag is also water-resistant with an IP67 rating.

The tag uses highly accurate Bluetooth Channel Sounding and Ultra Wideband for precision tracking, with an on-screen arrow directing you to the tag, while a built-in speaker able to be activated to alert you to its location. 

The tag can last up to a year on a single, user-replaceable CR2032 coin-cell battery, so you can set it and forget it…mostly.

Setup is via fast-pair, with the Tag instantly popping up to let you start the setup process. You can also share access to the tag with up to 10 people so you can all keep track of an item.

You can find the Pixel Tag on-sale now online from the Google Store Australia as well as  in-store at JB Hi-Fi

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