Google Pixel Tag Leaked: Ultra-Wideband Item Tracker Details
Leaked images and regulatory filings reveal the 'Google Pixel Tag', a compact UWB item tracker designed for Android's expanded Find My Device network.
Images obtained from regulatory certification testing have provided the first clear look at the long-rumored 'Google Pixel Tag'. Featuring a minimalist circular design with a matte ceramic finish, the beacon is built to integrate natively into Android's decentralized Find My Device network.
Hardware specifications reveal dual Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Ultra-Wideband (UWB) radios, enabling centimeter-accurate directional guidance on supported Pixel and Galaxy smartphones. The tag includes a high-pitch piezo speaker, IP68 water resistance, and a user-replaceable CR2032 coin battery rated for 400 days of use.
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Ultra-Wideband Directional Tracking and Hardware Specs
Crucially, the Pixel Tag natively complies with the joint Apple-Google industry standard for unwanted tracking detection, ensuring instant alert notifications trigger across both Android and iOS devices.
Cross-Platform Anti-Stalking Protocols and Battery Life
As the industry navigates this shift, technical teams and decision-makers are re-evaluating risk models and infrastructure investments. Continuous monitoring of regulatory developments and architectural standards will remain imperative through the remainder of 2026.