The Google Pixel Tag is Google’s first first-party tracker for the Find Hub network, pairing Bluetooth with ultra-wideband for precision finding across more than a billion Android devices. Location reporting is end-to-end encrypted, setup runs through Fast Pair on Android 9 and later, and a built-in speaker helps you ring down anything hiding in a couch. The Fog tag pairs a metal front with a polycarbonate back, survives dust and water immersion at IP67, and sips from a replaceable CR2032 rated for a little over a year — no charging, no sealed battery, no replacement tag.
Key specs
| Network | Google's first-party tracker for the Find Hub network (1B+ Android devices, end-to-end encrypted location reporting) |
|---|---|
| Setup | Fast Pair setup; Android 9+ |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth + Ultra Wideband (UWB) for precision finding; Bluetooth Channel Sounding requires Android 16+ and Bluetooth 6.0+ |
| Speaker / sensors | Built-in speaker; accelerometer |
| Water resistance | IP67 |
| Battery | User-replaceable CR2032, rated a little over a year |
| Design | Color "Fog": metal front, polycarbonate back |
| Dimensions / weight | 28 × 46.1 × 5.4 mm, ~11.8 g |
| Compatibility | Find Hub only — no Apple Find My support |
Best for: Android users who want Google's own tracker on the Find Hub network: UWB precision finding when you get close, encrypted location reports from a billion-device crowd network, and a coin battery you can swap at home when it runs out.
Skip if: You live in Apple's ecosystem — the Pixel Tag is Find Hub only, with no Apple Find My support — or you want Bluetooth Channel Sounding ranging, which requires Android 16+ and Bluetooth 6.0+ hardware your current phone may not have.