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Samsung launches Galaxy SmartTag2 in India

The device comes with a new Lost Mode, which allows users to input their contact information via a message

Mathures Paul Published 26.10.23, 05:34 AM
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 The Telegraph

Everyone needs a device to keep track of valuables, like bags or car keys. Apple has its AirTag while Samsung has SmartTag. The latest edition of Samsung’s device has launched in India and it’s called Galaxy SmartTag2, which is designed to be more intuitive, more versatile and enables new and better ways of keeping track of your valuables. Needless to say, it features longer battery life and is more durable against the elements.

The device comes with a new Lost Mode, which allows users to input their contact information via a message. Anyone who discovers an item with a Galaxy SmartTag2 attached can use their smartphone to scan the tag and see the owners’ message and contact information. It is particularly helpful when attached to a pet’s collar. Lost Mode works with any mobile device with NFC reader and web browser.

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The Compass View is more accessible, improving user experience by providing arrows to show the direction and distance of the Galaxy SmartTag2 in relation to the user. This mode is available on any UWB-supported Galaxy smartphone, such as the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Also, the SmartThings Find app has also been upgraded, with newly registered Galaxy SmartTags that now installs a shortcut to the app on the user’s smartphone, allowing users to launch SmartThings Find more quickly. Being rated IP67, it can take on wet, dusty or icy conditions. It works seamlessly with SmartThings Station, which is integrated with SmartThings Find — serving as an always-at-home device scanner — helping users keep track of valuables that have a SmartTag attached.

Priced at Rs 2,799, setting up SmartTag2 is easy. Register the new device and get started right away on SmartThings Find.

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