Ugreen has entered the connected tracker market with its new product, the FineTrack G Tag, offering a more affordable alternative to popular trackers from companies like Apple and Samsung. This small, square-shaped tracker measures 36 x 36 mm and is only 9 mm thick, making it easy to carry. It features a corner notch for attaching to a keychain or luggage loop, and it can also be tucked into a wallet, passport, coat, or bag. The device connects via Bluetooth and is compatible with Google’s Find Hub app, but it does not work with Apple’s Find My ecosystem or iOS devices. It requires Android 9.0 or higher to function. The FineTrack G Tag is charged via USB-C, and the manufacturer claims a single charge can last up to a year. However, it lacks an IP certification, meaning it is not officially rated for water or dust resistance. Ugreen does not mention any water-resistant features, advising users to avoid exposing the tracker to water or physical shocks. Currently, a pack of four FineTrack G Tags is available on Amazon for 28.49 euros, which is significantly cheaper than a single Samsung SmartTag 2, priced at 39.99 euros on Samsung’s website. This makes the FineTrack G Tag an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers looking for a reliable tracking solution. One of the key features of the FineTrack G Tag is its ability to use a network of Android devices to locate lost items when they are out of Bluetooth range. This means users can track the item’s location through the Find Hub app or share the location with contacts who have Android devices. This feature enhances the tracker’s usefulness beyond the immediate vicinity of the user’s phone.