Google's Pixel Tag tracker is now on sale for $29.99, with a 4-pack at $99.99 and optional cases from Bellroy and Spigen.
Google's Pixel Tag is now on sale. It is a small tracker you attach to things you tend to lose, like keys or a bag. One tag costs $29.99. A 4-pack costs $99.99, which is cheaper per tag than buying four singles.
A single tag is sold at the Google Store and on Amazon. The Google Store lists delivery as early as Friday. Amazon lists Thursday delivery. For now, the 4-pack appears only at the Google Store.
The tag is pill-shaped. The front is silver metal with a Google "G" logo and a speaker cutout. The back is light green plastic called "Fog."
The Google Store also sells four Made for Google cases. The Bellroy leather case costs $29.99. Spigen's Vault costs $19.99 and its Core Armor costs $24.99.
The Google Store sells the tag in Australia, Canada, India, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States, except Puerto Rico. The source does not say how the tag works with phones other than Pixels.
If you keep losing keys or bags, a $29.99 Pixel Tag is a cheap fix, and the $99.99 4-pack costs less per tag.
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