Google has launched its first Bluetooth tracker, the Pixel Tag, in India. The device directly competes with Apple's AirTag, offering a similar tile-based tracking experience for finding lost items like keys or…
Google has launched its first Bluetooth tracker, the Pixel Tag, in India. The device directly competes with Apple's AirTag, offering a similar tile-based tracking experience for finding lost items like keys or bags.
The Pixel Tag is now available for purchase in the country. The company is positioning it as a direct alternative to the AirTag, though specific pricing and availability details were reported by gadgets360.com.
The Pixel Tag enters a market where Apple's AirTag already dominates mindshare. While tech enthusiasts may cheer another option, the real test is whether Google's tracker works seamlessly across Android phones beyond Pixels. If it requires proprietary chips or apps, it risks becoming just another accessory. Indian buyers will watch for integration with the broader Android ecosystem and actual street price compared to the AirTag.
Source: gadgets360.com
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