Motorola Moto Tag tracker gets UWB support in Google Find Hub
The Motorola Moto Tag (from $29 on Amazon) was announced almost exactly a year ago, and Motorola officially advertised the tracker with an ultra-wideband (UWB) chip back then. Until now, UWB tracking was only available on a few smartphones and exclusively in the proprietary Moto Tag app. With the latest firmware update 2.0.69, Motorola now allows users to precisely locate their tracker via ultra-wideband within Google's new Find Hub app.
When the tracker is located in Google's Find Hub, the app will now show the exact distance and direction of the tracker after the firmware update, instead of just a rough estimate. This makes it significantly easier to find a Moto Tag in close proximity. Unlike Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTags with UWB, Motorola does not offer the option to use the camera for a more accurate visualization of the tracker's location. An Android smartphone with an ultra-wideband chip is required in order to locate a Moto Tag via UWB. The following smartphones are currently supported:
- Google Pixel 6 Pro | Pixel 7 Pro | Pixel 8 Pro | Pixel 9 Pro | Pixel 9 Pro XL
- Google Pixel Fold | Pixel 9 Pro Fold
- Huawei Mate XT
- Motorola Edge 50
- NIO Phone 2
- Sharp Aquos R8
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G | Note20 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S21+ | S22+ | S23+ | S24+ | S25+
- Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra | S22 Ultra | S23 Ultra | S24 Ultra | S25 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 | Fold3 | Fold4 | Fold5 | Fold6
- Xiaomi Mix 4
- Xiaomi Mix Flip
- Xiaomi 15s Pro
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