Key Takeaways
1. Xiaomi’s launch event will take place in Barcelona on February 28, 2026, where they will unveil several accessories and the Xiaomi 17 Ultra smartphone.
2. The Xiaomi Tag is a budget-friendly tracking device, weighing only 10 grams.
3. The Xiaomi Tag will use a CR2032 battery, similar to other trackers like the Apple AirTag.
4. The tracker is expected to be 7.2mm thick and will work with Google’s Find Hub and Apple’s Find My services, but will not initially support UWB.
5. The price of the Xiaomi Tag is expected to be €17.99 in the EU (around $21), with more details on global pricing and availability to be revealed at the launch event.
Xiaomi has revealed when its upcoming launch event will take place, set to occur in Barcelona. During this event, the brand will unveil several accessories and present its latest flagship smartphone on a global scale.
Key Features of Xiaomi Tag
One of the standout products is the Xiaomi Tag, designed to be a budget-friendly alternative to tracking devices like the Apple AirTag, Moto Tag, and Pebblebee Clip 5. This device was accidentally listed by Xiaomi France before, but now the company has made an official announcement about its launch.
According to posts from their official social media, the Xiaomi Tag will be introduced alongside the Xiaomi 17 Ultra on February 28, 2026, in Barcelona. The announcement didn’t provide extensive details about the Xiaomi Tag, but it did confirm that it is a lightweight tracker, weighing only 10 grams.
Specifications and Features
The listing on Xiaomi France shared a lot of information about the device. It appears that the tracker will include a CR2032 battery, which is the same type used in the Apple AirTag and other trackers like the Moto Tag (currently 4-pack priced at $69.99 on Amazon). The thickness of the tracker is expected to be 7.2mm, and according to leaker Roland Quandt, it will work with both Google’s Find Hub and Apple’s Find My services.
However, it’s important to note that unlike the Apple AirTag, the first version of the Xiaomi Tag will not support UWB. There are reports that Xiaomi plans to release a UWB version in the future. This accidental listing also disclosed the price of the tracking device, which is expected to be €17.99 in the EU, roughly $21. Further details about global pricing and availability will be announced during the upcoming launch event.
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