Google unveils Sh3,700 gadget that helps you find lost items, to rival Apple's AirTag [Courtesy]
Google has officially launched the Pixel Tag, entering the smart location tracker market to compete directly with Apple's AirTag and Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag.
Unveiled during Google's annual hardware showcase alongside its latest flagship smartphone lineup, the Sh3,700 ($29) standalone accessory connects directly to the tech giant's expanded Find Hub crowdsourced tracking network.
According to Google's official blog, the device is constructed from stainless steel with an IP67 water and dust resistance rating, featuring an integrated high-volume speaker for proximity audio alerts.
Unlike its main market competitors, the Pixel Tag incorporates a physical multi-function button directly on its chassis.
