Motorola · Tracker
Motorola moto tag
Motorola’s first moto tag is a round tracker for Android phones on Google’s Find Hub network. It has Ultra Wideband for close-range finding on supported phones, an IP67 rating and a replaceable CR2032 cell that Motorola rates at about a year.
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Specifications
| Network | Google Find Hub |
|---|---|
| Works with | Android |
| Phone requirements | Android 9 or later |
| Form | Tag or key fob |
| Bluetooth range (stated) | Up to 100 m (Bluetooth LE) |
| Battery | CR2032 coin cell |
| Battery life (stated) | About a year with everyday use |
| Replaceable battery | Yes |
| Water / dust rating | IP67 |
| Ultra Wideband (UWB) | Yes |
| Precision finding | Yes — Ultra Wideband precise finding on UWB-equipped Android phones (added by an app and firmware update) |
| Speaker | 75 dB at 10 cm |
| Size | 31.9 mm diameter × 8 mm |
| Weight | 7.5 g |
| Subscription | None mentioned by Motorola |
| Released | 2024 |
As stated by the maker, checked 3 October 2026. Battery life and range depend on use and surroundings. Blank items weren’t stated on the sources we checked.
Good to know
- It works with most Android phones (Android 9 or later), not just Motorola ones — but not with iPhones.
- Precise Ultra Wideband finding needs a UWB-equipped phone and up-to-date moto tag app and tag firmware, according to Motorola support.
- Like AirTag, it is a disc with no key-ring hole, so it needs a holder.
Key features
- Uses Google’s Find Hub network (formerly Find My Device)
- Ultra Wideband and Bluetooth LE 5.4
- Button doubles as a remote camera shutter for your phone
- End-to-end encrypted location; unknown-tracker alerts on Android
- Fits third-party tag accessories
Same network