frontpagejasonweaver posted Nov 18, 2025 04:46 PM
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frontpagejasonweaver posted Nov 18, 2025 04:46 PM
4-Pack Moto Tag Bluetooth Tracker for Android w/ UWB Support
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Do some of your own research... ask chatgpt.
But I just purchased 5 of them.
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At home, they seem to update very frequently because it's near my phone.
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At home, they seem to update very frequently because it's near my phone.
Over the long run, I expect Tiles to die off unless they become compatible with either the Apple or Google networks. Tile had/has a decent user base because they were first to market, but they are going to be like Betamax in a Netflix world. I've got a Tile card in my wallet, but I will replace it with something else when the battery dies in the next year or so.
Also, in my opinion, most items that would benefit from UWB will be "lost" in your home or your office. For larger items like luggage/bikes/cars/etc, UWB won't help since they will almost certainly be out of range. That's where the larger networks become important.
that being said the network is not as big as apples which does have an upper leg here.
If you look at the number of devices (phones) that support Google Find Hub, then you have a colossally bigger network globally. It dwarfs the Apple's FindMy market.
In the US, Apple's market is a bit bigger around 58% and Android is 42% according to 2025 data but the trend is that it's evening out especially with the latest Google devices. But still wouldn't assume the FindMy network is that much more massive than the FindHub network.
Hot take though: the OG (2004) Moto Razr was the best phone ever
If you look at the number of devices (phones) that support Google Find Hub, then you have a colossally bigger network globally. It dwarfs the Apple's FindMy market.
In the US, Apple's market is a bit bigger around 58% and Android is 42% according to 2025 data but the trend is that it's evening out especially with the latest Google devices. But still wouldn't assume the FindMy network is that much more massive than the FindHub network.
Hot take though: the OG (2004) Moto Razr was the best phone ever
Regardless the Apple Tags are so limited unless you are fully in the ecosystem it's hard to cross shop the two anyways.
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Never hurts to have extra features but UWB strikes me more as a nice to have not a must have feature. Overall Google Find Hub has improved dramatically and I've been happy with the Chipolo and Pebblebee tags.
Lastly Find Hub support is in every Android phone including Samsung, so in theory you should have better tracking support than Apple. My only complaint with Google Find Hub services is that unlike Apple it does not yet support automatic notifications or alerts to tell you if you've left an item behind.
If I didn't already have enough tracking tags I'd grab these, though I don't think the pricing is great if you have to pay for shipping, which is showing me as $20. That seems rather high for a shipping cost.
But like someone else mentioned you can throw in an extra tag for $19.99 and get free shipping, so that's a no brainer.
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