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Xiaomi's new Apple AirTag competitor receives early international release

The Xiaomi Tag is Apple Find My and Google Find Hub compatible.
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The Xiaomi Tag is Apple Find My and Google Find Hub compatible.
Xiaomi has quietly released its Apple AirTag competitor internationally. Available in single and four pack bundles, the device is compatible with Apple Find My and Google Find Hub services with over a year's battery life. Xiaomi is already selling the Xiaomi Tag at a discount, too.

Earlier this week, Xiaomi added its inaugural Bluetooth tracker to its global website. Not only did the listing signify an international release, but it also confirmed key hardware specifications that were missing from a recent Xiaomi France teaser page.

Xiaomi's next global launch event is right around the corner. Thus, it had been assumed that the Xiaomi Tag would not go on sale until February 28 at the earliest. However, that has not proven the case. Instead, Xiaomi is already selling the Xiaomi Tag across Malaysia and Thailand.

On the one hand, single units retail for MYR 79 (~$20) and THB 599 (~$20), although launch discounts have dropped the Xiaomi Tag's current price to MYR 59 (~$15) and THB 429 (~$14). On the other hand, Xiaomi has matched the Apple AirTag (curr. $99 on Amazon) by also offering 4-pack bundles.

These retail for MYR 299 (~$77) THB 1,990 (~$64) in Malaysia and Thailand, but can be purchased for MYR 199 (~$51) and THB 1,490 (~$48). Consequently, the Xiaomi Tag is over 50% cheaper as a 4-pack than Apple's second-generation AirTag. Please see our prior article for more details about Xiaomi's first Bluetooth tracker.

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> Expert Reviews and News on Laptops, Smartphones and Tech Innovations > News > News Archive > Newsarchive 2026 02 > Xiaomi's new Apple AirTag competitor receives early international release
Alex Alderson, 2026-02-25 (Update: 2026-02-25)