Pixel Tag steps into the AirTag arena at a $29 price

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Google debuts the Pixel Tag as a first‑party Android tracker with Find Hub support and UWB-based Precision Finding. The oblong tracker, powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, can guide you to a lost item with directional arrows and can be located via Pixel Watch or Pixel Buds. It costs $29 (or $99 for a four‑pack) and won’t go on sale until November 11, entering a crowded market with potential in Google’s ecosystem, though it oddly lacks a built‑in hole for attaching to items.
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