Moto tag (4-Pack)

It's incredibly easy to use and has saved me from losing my keys several times. The connection with the Google Find My Device app is perfect. The battery lasts forever, and the design is very discreet and elegant. The integration with Android is seamless, and notifications are instant when I'm away from my things. I definitely give it 5 stars. It gives me enormous peace of mind knowing I can locate my belongings at any time. Highly recommended!

Got these Mototags for my E-bike. I had 2 bikes stolen & I don't want to loose another one so I ordered these so that I can keep track of it. Easy to use and set up, I can track it using the Google find hub app, and compatible with most air tags accessories are compatible with the mototag.

Bought for shipping a car from Colorado to Virginia. We were able to get generally active l accurate location info during the entire trip and let my son know when the car was close so he could connect to the tag and track it himself. They fit into most accessories sized for airtags so we also bought some of those for ease of location and attaching to things. We've only had them for 6 months, but so far no issues. Set up and sharing were pretty easy using both the Motorola and Google apps.

After initial hiccups and with the latest firmware it's an absolutely excellent product, with a great ability to accurately locate the tag (there are more Android phones than Apple ones). Too bad for the false start, but kudos for rapidly fixing all the issues (weak ability to locate and spurious low battery warning).

The setup for these is fairly easy but can be complicated by downloading the Mototag App and adding it that way before adding it to Find My Device first which shouldn't be an issue but it is unfortunately. The connectivity is mediocre at best and I have an UWB enabled phone and it still connects no better than a Bluetooth connection, which again is not great, so it's pretty much is a Bluetooth tag and not an UWB tag from my experience, which makes this thing not worth it alone. The tracking is no better than the connectivity and your items will be easily lost and will be unable to be found if you're not nearby so don't expect functionality of it being able to be tracked the same as an Apple Airtag. The battery life is horrendous even when unused/barely used. I have a tag that has never been buzzed or used to find my phone and was activated in late October of 2024 and the battery already says it needs to be replaced. I have another one I activated in December 2024 and it also reports back as the battery being bad. This one was also barely used and still drained the battery to nothing. It's not like it's tracking very well so there's no justification for that type of battery drain. In the end this is a disappointing start to a supposed UWB Android tracker like Apple's and it barely compares to it. The price vs functionality and poor features makes this tag way overpriced for what it is. Save your money and look at cheaper options first because you will not get UWB functionality out of this one and just get stuck with paying for batteries more often than Bluetooth only ones. Hopefully Google will release their own instead of relying on third party partners like Motorola.

I keep these tucked in my bike stems (using an accessory that bolts onto the stem to create a pocket for the tracker that looks almost like its a factory part) and for that job they are great. Park outside a cafe, glance at the phone mid coffee, bike is still there. Nice bit of reassurance for the price per tag + stem accessory. The usability is what annoys me. Battery life has been under a year, which is short for a coin cell that is supposed to go twelve months. Even more annoying because I need to pop off the stem cap which is secured with tiny allen bolts for tension. Firmware and app updates have been inconsistent, and I spent a while waiting on features that were supposedly already shipping. Location refresh through Find Hub is also slower than I would like when you actually want it. Useful hardware, unfinished experience. Maybe v2 of the moto tag is better, but I haven't tried.

The Moto Tags are far from perfect. They don't seem quite as polished as the Apple Airtags are. When you go to connect them them the notification doesn't pop up as consistently. I had to do numerous factory resets to get it to pop up, and a restart. To factory reset press the button once, release, press the button and hold until it beeps. The main reason for going with these over another brand wad the fact that they fit inside Apple Airtag Accessories. My favorite wallet has an Airtag holder on it and I was bummed there was no way to get the Airtag to work with Android. Super glad Motorola stuck with this form factor.

Already owning both Airtags and Smart tags, I couldn't wait to try out the new Moto Tag. Only 1 didn't pair right away, and I tried it again which paired perfectly. For new users of any trackable tag, please be patient, especially if you live in a semi rural area. While these tags ping off other phones, not all phones are new enough (ultra wide band) and not all older phones have the find my feature enabled and running. First thoughts is that it is nearly identical to the air tags disc shape, only slightly smaller, and android compatible of course. I attached all three mentioned brands to my wife's key chain as a test and she took them shopping with her and the results were very accurate and fast. Of course my intent on buying these is not to track anyone, as I could do that better with life360. My main reason is to keep track of my wallet, keys, even pet, and most any valuables such as side by side, 4 wheelers and anything valuable. Just tape the tag with super sticky black tape to anywhere such as the under side of the dash, and you will never lose track of your items again.

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

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.

Les doy una estrella, porque no se puede dejar en blanco, pero los tags no sirven, no se conectan. Algo que debería ser súper sencillo, ya que incluso mi teléfono es de la misma marca, no lo es. Y con motivo del problema investigué más, y ví que muchas personas tuvieron el mismo problema. Definitivamente los voy a devolver.

Not cheap but work well and great peace of mind

2 of the 4 have failed entirely, even with new batteries.