Moto Tag supports Bluetooth v5.4, UWB, and end-to-end encryption for secure tracking.
Features include phone locator, remote camera control, and unwanted tracking alerts.
Available in Sage Green and Starlight Blue with EMI options and bank discounts on Flipkart.
Motorola has introduced the Moto Tag in India, following the release of the Edge 60 Stylus and the Moto Book 60. It is a wireless and waterproof tracking device that will assist users in finding things. It is backed by Google’s Find My Device network and features Bluetooth v5.4, Ultra Wideband (UWB), and end-to-end encryption for privacy, real-time tracking, and more. Check out the Moto Tag’s price, features, availability, and more information here.
Moto Tag features
The Moto Tag is packed with features while remaining compact in size. The accessory combines item tracking with precision finding (offline tracking). It also includes a phone locator, single-tap pairing, and remote camera control. It will also notify users of any unwanted tracking by sending them alerts. The small device also accepts third-party accessories from a variety of brands.
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It has a plastic body with an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance and a replaceable battery that can provide up to a year of backup under normal use. It also offers a phone ringer, and out-of-range or low-battery alerts.
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Moto Tag price, availability, and more
The Moto Tag costs Rs 2,299 and will be available for purchase on April 23, 2025, at 12 p.m. Customers can buy this accessory on the company’s official website, Flipkart, or in-store. It comes in two shades: Sage Green and Starlight Blue.
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Customers can get a 5 percent discount while purchasing the device using the Flipkart Axis Bank credit card. The buyers can also choose EMI options starting at Rs 112 per month.
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