Overview
- Google announced the Pixel Tag and confirmed U.S. availability and pricing on November 11, 2026, at $29.99 for one or $100 for a four‑pack.
- The tracker uses two‑stage locating: Ultra‑Wideband for long‑range precision and Bluetooth 6 Channel Sounding for finer short‑range measurements that require Android 16 on compatible phones.
- The pill‑shaped Pixel Tag is IP67 rated, measures 46.1 × 28.0 × 5.4 mm, weighs about 12 g, includes a speaker and button, and runs on a user‑replaceable CR2032 battery with about a year of life.
- Setup uses Fast Pair and the Pixel Tag links into Google’s Find Hub network, supports sharing with up to ten people, and includes built‑in notifications and other measures to limit unwanted tracking.
- European price and launch details remain unconfirmed by Google despite a single report claiming a €35 price for November 11 availability, and the Pixel Tag’s UWB advantage will only help users who have UWB‑capable Android phones.