Samsung introduced the Galaxy SmartTag 2, a new version of the device for tracking items, on Wednesday (4). The device has a revamped design and a longer battery life that lasts up to 700 days.

One of the new features is Lost Mode, which allows the owner to enter a message and contact information. If someone finds an object or pet with the device attached to the collar, scan the tag with your mobile phone to view the information.

Apple’s AirTags rival also received improvements to its compass feature; Displays arrows showing the direction the accessory is traveling and its distance from its owner. However, to benefit from this optimization, you must have a Galaxy mobile phone compatible with UWB technology.

there still is Improvements to the SmartThings Find appLike the tool that automatically syncs the Galaxy SmartTag 2 to a new mobile phone if it is registered. Additionally, the platform gained a more intuitive interface and full-screen map view.

Other improvements

To make the smart locator easier to use, Samsung New compact size and ring shape in the second generation SmartTagchanges that also increase its durability. Still, he received the following award for this: IP67 certification for water and dust resistance.

As for the battery issue; The accessory can now be used for up to 700 days on a single chargeMore than double that of the previous generation, as long as the power saving mode is enabled. Autonomy in normal use mode is slightly shorter, 500 days, but still superior to older models.

According to Samsung, The new Galaxy SmartTag2 will be released globally on October 11 and will have a suggested retail price of $29.99 in the United States., equivalent to R$ 155 at daily exchange rate, excluding taxes and fees. The launch date in Brazil will be announced soon by big tech.

Source: Tec Mundo

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