Samsung Galaxy SmartTag Live Images Appear Online Ahead of Launch

It'southward not just Apple tree who's working on a Tile competitor. Samsung is besides set to unveil its own version of the tracker, dubbed Galaxy SmartTag, sometime in 2021. We have seen its design leak via renders and the official SmartThings app. And at present, real-life images of the Galaxy SmartTag have appeared online.

Offset reported by 91Mobiles, the alive images of the Milky way SmartTag accept appeared on Taiwan's National Communications Commission (NCC) website. It not simply confirms the official name merely also gives u.s.a. a good look at this chunky tracking device. Information technology carries the model number EI-T5300, as per the listing.

The alive images reveal that the tracker will have a square shape. It volition have rounded corners with a pigsty at i border to adhere a lanyard or strap to attach the tracker to a device or haversack. The tracker leaked in a black colorway with the 'Galaxy SmartTag' branding on one side and Samsung on the other. Besides, in the images below, you lot can see that the tracker will exist nearly 4cm in length, which means it won't necessarily exist huge. But, it definitely looks a chip chunky and is said to have a replaceable coin bombardment slot onboard.

samsung smart tag - tile competitor — Image Courtesy: 91Mobiles

The NCC listing does give united states of america a offset look at the Milky way SmartTag just it does not reveal any of the device'due south specifications. Previous reports, however, advise that it will arrive with Bluetooth 5.1 support, location-based SmartThings Find feature, and more. It volition not take UWB back up, which is expected from the rumored Apple AirTags.

The tracker will come in 2 colorways – black and white. It is rumored to be priced at 15 euros (~Rs. i,299) and could arrive alongside the Galaxy S21 series on 14th January. It volition non be Samsung's first object tracker though. The Korean giant launched its first LTE-enabled SmartThings tracker a couple of years ago.

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