Samsung did introduce it this year without much fanfare Galaxy SmartTag2. The new generation is improved in all respects and it must be said that it not only suits it, but also contains the desired novelties. If you don't know why you really need SmartTag2, here are 5 tips.
Relieve your worries and enjoy a more peaceful life without the constant search for anything. Galaxy SmartTag2 offers a reliable battery life of up to 500 days (up to 700 days in power saving mode) and a number of advanced functions, such as Compass View and Search Nearby for intuitive and accurate searches. You can easily and with one click have an overview of all your connected devices. SmartThings Find's intuitive interface gives you a simple way to quickly find the things you need, so you don't have to waste time looking for them.
Bicycle
Samsung itself released the SmartTag2 some time ago printing press, in which he clearly demonstrates how you can "protect" your bicycle with it. Of course, the SmartTag2 won't protect it from theft, but with its ideal location, you can find it afterwards even if you just forgot where you actually "arched" it. With Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) support, the pendant can also send notifications to other Samsung device users Galaxy, who will pass your bike if you set it as lost.
Baggage
The main thing that SmartTag2 is supposed to guard is, of course, luggage. Whether it's a cable, a backpack or a suitcase. You simply place it in it and you will always have an overview of where it is. Clear use is offered here not only in schools, but also at airports and, for that matter, during any kind of travel. Even though many mention the possibility of tracking a wallet, you need to have a really big one. The SmartTag is small, but not so small that it can be comfortably carried in a wallet. This is also due to the larger eye, which is practical and nicely designed, but in this case rather a nuisance.
Keys
Thanks to SmartTag2, you will always have an overview of where your keys are, whether from the office or home. Not only will you not forget them when you leave, you won't forget them anywhere else, and if you do, you'll know where. Thanks to the steel insert of the SmartTag eye, you don't even have to worry about any damage to the tracker.
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Automobile
If you use the SmartTag2 in conjunction with your car keys, it's nice because you'll know where you have them, but you won't know where your car itself is anymore. We don't mean this in connection with its theft, where you should always contact the police and definitely not start any search on your own, but rather if you are looking in a department store where you actually parked. The parking lots there are vast, even if they are marked. One often forgets that. But if you leave the SmartTag2 in the car, it will always reliably guide you to it.
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Pet
Thanks to its durable construction with an ideally large eye, SmartTag can be easily attached to the pet's collar and thus you will have a better overview not only of its movements, but also of if it runs somewhere and possibly where. Unlike the previous generation and most of the competition, you don't have to find a case or cover for it. Dust and water resistance meets the IP67 standard (the previous generation had IP53). So it's dustproof and should last even when submerged in 1 meter of fresh water for up to 30 minutes. In addition, the SmartThings app directly offers a function to track pets.
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