Moto tag (4-Pack)

Day three of using this device. I have a Moto watch so the pairing was beyond easy. The battery life is surprisingly long. I use this for numerous activities every day and it's still at 71%. Probably won't get 16 days as advertised, but maybe. The face is good size, allowing me to easily see my data while on the move. A fair selection of watch faces. It's really fun to see all the data available after a workout. As you can see in the photo I bought a different band, the one that comes with it wasnt to my liking. The upside, they are one of the few trackers out there that offers the ability to change bands, which was incredibly easy to do and I found a pretty one here at Amazon for around $10. There are two things I would like that aren't on this phone - while walking/hiking I would like my pace available. It only shows average pace after the hike in the "details" area. The other, which I don't think any tracker offers, of the 100 items you can track, the ones like upper body, only track time - for me I'd rather have how many pushups I do. This is definitely not a deal breaker and unrealistic in this price range. You won't go wrong if you are looking for a very reasonably fitness tracker that offers most of the same features as the high priced ones. Be advised, it does not offer the ability to use your phone on it.

This is the best Google Find Hub compatible tracker I have used so far. I have a bunch of the Chipolo trackers and one of the Peblebee trackers. Both of those trackers work okay, but they are lacking the UWB feature that Google finally enabled recently. I am here to report that I have gotten that UWB update, and it is working great. Exactly as you would expect from an AirTag and an iPhone. I bought the Moto Tag to put on my Ridge wallet. I was able to do that because Moto has made the Tag compatible with all AirTag accessories. I find this a nice trade-off versus the Chipolo trackers that have a built-in hole for attaching to your keyring, and are much larger than the Moto Tag. Finally, the Moto Tag gives you a notification on your phone when the battery is low. Unlike the Chipolo trackers that don't send a notification, rather, they continuously beep at you until you replace the battery. This is super annoying since it often happens in the middle of the night when you are trying to sleep. I can't see myself buying any other Google Find Hub trackers going into the future. None of them can compare to the quality and features of the Moto Tag. I have even considered replacing all of my other trackers with the Moto Tag.

I wanted something better than Tile for tracking items, and this seemed to fit the bill, based on all the reviews I read. Plus I was supposed to be able to use it as a remote for my phones camera. Unfortunately these are useless, and Motorola customer is atrocious. 1. They rapidly drain my phone's battery. Prior to activating these tags my phone would go from 100% to 50 to 69% in twelve hours. After activating these rates my phone went from 100% to 20% in less than two hours. 2. The camera remote only works for still photos, not video. I called Motorola customer service several times, and spent more than 2 hours with 6 different people. Three "Tier 1" representatives, 2 "Tier 2" representatives, and finally, after 2 hours total, I spoke to a "Tier 3" representative. The T3 person said the camera remote won't work for video, yet NONE of the Motorola marketing says that, Also, because I'm not using a Motorola phone, the T3 person would not even try to address the phone battery drain problem. Further, no one in the previous 2 hours worth of calls ever said that, about the camera remote or only helping if I was using a Motorola phone. It shouldn't take multiple calls, and insisting on escalating the problem, to get that information. I made it clear to everyone, including the T3 person, the ONLY change to the phone, was the use of the tags, and they advertise them for use with all Android devices, but the T3 rep refused to troubleshoot the phone battery drain problem, because I'm not using a Motorola phone. Also, the remote camera function is straight up false advertising, as.they don't specify it will not work for video, only stills. TLDR: These trackers will kill your phone battery, Motorola is using false advertising, and their customer service is trash.

The item was received in good condition. The setup was straightforward and the Find My Device app immediately detected the tags as soon as the plastic tab was removed and the battery was activated. It works great with my Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 FE handsets. The Motorola app did not work at all so I was not able to configure the button on the tag. I attached one tag to my keys and the rest were placed on 3rd-party cat collars for my pets. Location accuracy was very broad but that is to be expected since I was not able to make use of the UWB functionality of the device. Worked great for a week but one of the tags stopped updating. I tried replacing the battery and resetting the device but the tag appeared to remain dead. Contacted Amazon Customer Support and the agent refunded my single defective tag for $20 (felt a bit shortchanged since the 4 pack sold for around $100).

It's ok so far

Bad product out of 4 tags, only 1 managed to be successful. Having difficulty connecting to moto tag and also having difficulty having connected to find my hub. Tried many solutions to fix it 1) reset WiFi and Bluetooth. 2) clear cache 3) reddit forums Still didn't work. Go look through the forums and you will see lots of people going through the same problem. Do not buy until both companies Google and Motorola get their things together

Llego antes de lo esperado y en buen estado, el producto es de buena calidad y quede satisfecho con su sonido

Work really well, first time using tags like these but so far the only Keys I've lost are the ones I didn't put a tag on. Also good to put in a car to help find it is a carpark. So far battery life seems good.

Not cheap but work well and great peace of mind