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Samsung launches Galaxy SmartTag2 in India

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Yordan 25 October 2023

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Samsung introduced Galaxy SmartTag2 earlier this month and opened sales for the tracker in India today. A single unit costs INR2,799 (about $33/€31).

Samsung brings Galaxy SmartTag2 to India

The smart accessory is already available in White or Black on the Samsung Online Store, Amazon.in and Samsung Exclusive Stores. Samsung does not offer any goodies like a case or bundles, but the INR2,799 price is for a limited time only; later, it is said to increase to INR2,999 ($36/€34).

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 comes with new features such as Lost Mode. It allows owners to input their info, and then people who found the tag and whatever is attached to it can find who lost it with a simple NFC scan. A new Power Saving Mode also improves the 500-day battery life to 700 days.

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  • Cpt.Power
  • Lfw
  • 28 Oct 2023

Man like if your lugagge get lost on other half of the planet for example you find it in Australia Sidney for example when you are in USA. Like anybody will send it to you trough half of the planet for free. You funny.

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  • Cpt.Power
  • Lfw
  • 28 Oct 2023

Man litterary every brand does the same. When you run any device even Nokia 105 you have to agree with terms of use or terms of agreement or else your device will not work apart being blockage for doors or veight when writing on paper on your tabl...

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  • Xavier Fernandes
  • Fvc
  • 26 Oct 2023

What about your luggage once it is checked in flight. It can atleast help the owner to trace the luggage in case it gets misplaced. Not all the accessories are stupid.

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