The Moto Tag 2 is back down to $19.99 for a single tag on Amazon US. That is $10 below its $29.99 list price, a week after Motorola’s earlier $19.99 offer ended. The price was live when we checked on October 26, but deal prices can change at any time.
Moto Tag 2 deal pricing
- Moto Tag 2 (1-pack): $19.99 at Amazon, down from a $29.99 list price
- Moto Tag 2 (4-pack): $69.99 at Amazon, down from $99.99, or about $17.50 per tag
The single-tag price works out to a third off list. If you need more than one tracker, the 4-pack goes further. Four single tags at $19.99 would cost $79.96, so the 4-pack saves about $10 on top.
The 4-pack is also the only way to get the orange Arabesque color, according to 9to5Google.
Why the Moto Tag 2 stands out
The Moto Tag 2 is a tracker for Google’s Find Hub network. 9to5Google says it is currently the only Android Find Hub tracker with ultra-wideband precise finding alongside Bluetooth. That combination is the main reason to pick it over a Bluetooth-only tag.
It also works with AirTag accessories, per 9to5Google. As with any Find Hub tracker, the Moto Tag 2 is tied to your Google account.
How we got here
Motorola ended a long-running $19.99 offer earlier this month, which put the Moto Tag 2 back at $29.99. 9to5Google reported on October 26 that the lower price had returned. It’s unclear how long this round will last.
Android users comparing trackers have other options too. Samsung has confirmed the Galaxy SmartTag3 works on non-Galaxy Android phones. On the iPhone side, the AirTag 2 recently dropped to $23 on Amazon.
Source: Amazon, 9to5Google
