The Pixel Tag is now available for purchase at the Google Store and Amazon.
A single Pixel Tag costs $29.99, while the 4-pack yields some savings at $99.99. The former is available from both the Google Store (arriving as early as Friday) and Amazon (Thursday delivery). We’re currently only seeing the 4-pack at Google’s storefront.
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The Pixel Tag has a pill-shaped design with a silver metal face that features the ‘G’ logo and speaker cutout.
I think the Pixel Tag in general hits the right boxes. I think the accessories from Spigen, Bellroy et al are overpriced, they need something people can buy for $9.99. I'll be buying a 4 some of Pixel Tags though. I hope Google comes out with a credit card sized Pixel 'Card'. That would be so handy.
The back is made of polycarbonate in a very light green “Fog.” You’ll find a circular battery door that you press down on and twist counterclockwise to replace the coin cell CR2032, which is rated for “over one year.” Below the door is a physical button that can be used to ring your phone with a double press.
The Pixel Tag is rated IP67 (maximum depth of 1 meter up to 30 minutes) with Bluetooth 6.0, NFC, and Ultra Wideband.
On the Google Store, the Find Hub tracker is available in: Australia, Canada, India, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, United Kingdom, and United States (except Puerto Rico).
Meanwhile, the Google Store is selling four Made for Google cases:
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