Budget Bluetooth Trackers Hit Record Lows for iPhone and Android

The deals in a nutshell: are these prices worth it?

Budget Bluetooth trackers are small wireless tags that attach to everyday items and use Bluetooth and phone-based finding networks to help you quickly locate lost keys, wallets, bags, or other belongings through an app on your smartphone. Right now, several of the best options across iPhone and Android are discounted, and in most cases the deals are worth taking. Apple AirTags are on sale in a 4-pack for USD 89 (approx. RM415), making them a strong value for iPhone owners given their reliability and native iOS support. Android users can grab Moto Tag 2 smart tags at their lowest 4-pack price, and the new Eufy SmartTrack Card E40 offers dual Apple and Google support for USD 35 (approx. RM163). If you only care about basic tracking, ultra-cheap tags around USD 2.50 (approx. RM12) each can still be useful, though they lag behind premium models in range and build quality.

Apple AirTags on sale: still the safest bet for iPhone owners

AirTags on sale are rare, so this USD 89 (approx. RM415) 4-pack is a solid buy for anyone invested in the iPhone ecosystem. The bundle is USD 10 (approx. RM47) off and works out to about USD 22 per AirTag (approx. RM103), while a single tag is USD 27 (approx. RM126), a small USD 2 (approx. RM9) discount. According to ZDNET, “We’re currently seeing a USD 10 discount on the AirTag 4-pack, bringing the bundle’s price down to USD 89 — that works out to just about USD 22 per AirTag.” The second-generation AirTag adds improved precision finding on iPhone and Apple Watch, covers a wider area than the original, and packs a built-in speaker that is 50% louder with a new chime to make items easier to locate. Combined with the massive Find My network, these remain the most reliable choice for iPhone users who want dependable tracking rather than experimenting with cheaper, less integrated tags.

Android tracker deals: Moto Tag 2 and dual-network Eufy card

If you need Android tracker deals, the Moto Tag 2 4-pack at USD 70 (approx. RM327) is the standout offer. That’s USD 30 (approx. RM140) off the usual USD 100 (approx. RM467) retail price, or USD 17.50 per tag (approx. RM82), and it’s described as the best smart tag to pair with Android thanks to long battery life and durable IP68-rated hardware. It supports Google’s Find My, UWB, and Bluetooth 6.0 with Channel Sounding for more accurate location tracking. For wallets and card slots, Eufy’s SmartTrack Card E40 finally launches at USD 35 (approx. RM163) with Google Find Hub and Apple Find My support, a slim 1.78mm profile, an 80-decibel alarm, and Qi wireless charging. This makes it one of the most flexible budget Bluetooth trackers: it can sit in your wallet and still tie into both major phone finding networks, though some advanced features require Eufy’s own app on Android.

Ultra-cheap Android tags vs premium trackers: what do you give up?

Cheap tracking tags for Android, including those around USD 2.50 (approx. RM12) each, do work and can be tempting for bulk use on low-value items. In comparative tests, all tags from roughly USD 40 (approx. RM187) down to USD 2.50 (approx. RM12) functioned, but the cheapest option had less than half the Bluetooth range, highlighting how build quality affects performance. Real-world Bluetooth Low Energy coverage is often closer to 30–100 feet because of walls, bodies, interference, and battery strength, so weaker radios and antennas in budget tags can make a noticeable difference. For occasional use in smaller spaces, this might be fine, and “for USD 2.50 a tag, the cheaper options still have their place.” However, if you’re tracking keys, luggage, or anything important, premium devices such as AirTags or Moto Tag 2 offer better range, louder alerts, and tight integration with Apple or Google networks that justify their higher prices.

Buy if / Skip if

• Buy the AirTags if you mainly use iPhone and want the most reliable, tightly integrated tracking plus improved precision finding and louder alerts.
• Skip the AirTags if you use Android or prefer not to pay extra for Apple’s ecosystem when cheaper tags meet your basic needs.
• Buy the Moto Tag 2 if you’re on Android and want long battery life, IP68 durability, and Google’s Find My support at a strong 4-pack discount.
• Skip the Moto Tag 2 if you only need short-range tracking and are comfortable with ultra-cheap tags around USD 2.50 (approx. RM12) that sacrifice range and build quality.
• Buy the Eufy SmartTrack Card E40 if you want a slim wallet card that works with both Google Find Hub and Apple Find My for USD 35 (approx. RM163).
• Skip the Eufy SmartTrack Card E40 if you don’t need dual-network support or prefer key-fob-style tags instead of wallet-friendly cards.