• Google’s Find My Device network has been launched, allowing Android phones worldwide to collaborate in tracking not only phones but also other offline objects. • These trackers work with Android’s Find My Device app and leverage Bluetooth proximity data from millions of Android devices globally.
• Chipolo and Pebblebee are the first brands to introduce AirTag-style trackers for Android. • These trackers come in tag and card forms, allowing you to attach them to items that lack Bluetooth connectivity.
• The new network uses Bluetooth data to pinpoint your item’s exact location on a map via the Find My Device app. • If your lost item is nearby, you can trigger a sound or an LED light flash using the app.
• Chipolo One Point Tracker: Designed for keys, priced at $28. • Chipolo Card Point Tracker: Flatter design for wallets, priced at $35. • Pebblebee Clip Tracker: Ideal for keys, priced at $30. • Pebblebee Card Tracker: Suitable for wallets, also priced at $30. • Pebblebee Tag Tracker: Tiny and lightweight (6.5g), with up to eight months of battery life.
• Eufy Smart Track Link and Smart Tag Card are coming soon for Android. • Sony WH-1000XM5, JBL Tour Pro 2, and JBL Tour One M2 headphones will receive support through software updates. • Google Pixel Buds Pro will also join the network shortly.