Samsung announced the Galaxy SmartTag2, a successor to its original item tracker, which will be released globally on October 11. The new tracker is claimed to offer up to 700 days of battery life.
Samsung revealed the Galaxy SmartTag2 on Thursday, two years after the launch of the original SmartTag. The new ring-shaped device, which will be released globally on October 11, offers new tracking features and can be used to keep track of valuable items or pets.
The Galaxy SmartTag2 features a new Lost Mode that allows users to add their contact information via text message. Anyone who finds a lost SmartTag2 can scan it with their smartphone to view the owner's contact information. This feature works on any mobile device with an NFC reader and a web browser.
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