Google компани Pixel 11 ухаалаг утасны шинэ цувралынхаа хамт эд зүйлсээ хянах боломжтой Pixel Tag төхөөрөмжийг “Made by Google ’26” арга хэмжээний үеэр олон нийтэд зарлав.
Энэхүү төхөөрөмж нь Apple-ийн AirTag-тай ижил зарчмаар ажилладаг бөгөөд дэлхий даяарх Android төхөөрөмжүүдийн сүлжээг ашиглан байршил тогтоодог. Хэрэглэгчид өөрийн Pixel Tag-аа Android Find Hub системд холбосноор алдагдсан зүйлсээ хянах боломжтой болох ба мөн Pixel Watch цагтай шууд холбон дуут дохио өгөх боломжтой юм.
Дизайн болон техникийн үзүүлэлтийн хувьд Pixel Tag нь 1.1 инчийн өргөн, 1.8 инчийн өндөр, 0.2 инчийн зузаантай зууван хэлбэртэй байна. Төхөөрөмж нь IP67 стандартын дагуу ус болон тоосны хамгаалалттай бөгөөд 1 метрийн гүнд 30 минут хүртэл тэсвэрлэх чадвартай.
Pixel Tag нь Bluetooth болон Ultra Wideband технологиор холбогдох боловч NFC дэмждэггүй. Төхөөрөмж нь CR2032 төрлийн батарейгаар ажилладаг бөгөөд нэг удаагийн цэнэгээр ойролцоогоор нэг жил ажиллах хүчин чадалтай юм.
Тус бүтээгдэхүүн нь 2026 оны арван нэгдүгээр сарын 11-нээс худалдаанд гарах бөгөөд нэг ширхэг нь 29 доллар, дөрвөн ширхэгтэй багц нь 99 долларын үнэтэй байхаар тогтоогджээ.
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Alongside its announcement of a new lineup of Pixel 11 smartphones, Google on Wednesday introduced its answer to Apple’s AirTag. At its Made by Google ’26 event, the company will unveil a new product designed for keeping track of your valuable items: the $29 Google Pixel Tag.
Similar to how Apple’s AirTag leverages its network of iPhones to find lost devices, the new Pixel Tag uses Google’s Find Hub network, which taps into Android devices around the world. Android users can add the tag to their phone’s built-in Android Find Hub, which is already used to help users find their lost Android smartphones and other devices, similar to Apple’s Find My.
Helpfully, you can locate and ring your Pixel Tag directly from your Pixel Watch, too, not just your phone.
Where the Pixel Tag differs from AirTag is in its look and feel.
Apple’s lost-item finder is small, round, and engravable; Google opted for a slimmer, elongated device instead. Spec-by-spec, the Pixel Tag is 1.1 inches wide, compared to the AirTag’s 1.26 inches. As the Pixel Tag is oval-shaped, it’s 1.8 inches high from top to bottom. Thickness-wise, the Pixel Tag clocks in at a depth of 0.2 inches, compared with the AirTag’s 0.31 inches (which Apple calls its height).
By weight, the two competitors are comparable, as the Pixel Tag weighs 0.4 ounces with the battery, and the AirTag comes in at 0.39 oz.
Both are also rated IP67 for splash, water, and dust resistance, meaning they can withstand submersion in a maximum depth of 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.
Taking other cues from AirTag, the Pixel Tag offers connectivity via Bluetooth and Ultra Wideband for precision finding; however, it doesn’t include NFC. Pixel Tag has a built-in speaker to help you find the lost device when nearby, and it’s powered by the user-replaceable CR2032 coin cell battery — the same used by the AirTag. This allows the Pixel Tag to work for roughly a year before the battery needs to be replaced.
Designed to be attached to items like keychains and bags, the Pixel Tag will cost $29 for a one-pack and $99 for a four-pack when it becomes available for purchase on November 11, 2026.
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