You Can Now Easily Buy Just One Moto Tag, One Of The Best Find My Device Trackers

There aren’t many trackers for Android’s Find My Device network, but one of our favorites is the Moto Tag, which is why it’s frustrating that it’s been so hard to purchase for a while. Now, finally, you can easily buy a single Moto Tag with quick delivery via Amazon.

The Moto Tag launched last year as the first Find My Device tracker with UWB support, a feature that Google still hasn’t actually started supporting. The $29 tracker is still appealing, though, as it features an app so you can press the tracker to locate a misplaced smartphone, as well as solid performance in Bluetooth-only tracker. It also has the advantage of being designed to fit the same specifications as AirTag, meaning you can use it with accessories made for Apple’s tracker.

Hands-on: The Moto Tag is the most capable Find My Device tracker, even before UWB
Moto Tag is the first Find My Device tracker that needs its own Android app

The annoying asterisk on that, though, has been the difficulty that comes with buying the tracker.

Motorola has had sales open through its own website for a while, but shipping there, while free, isn’t very fast. Beyond that, it just serves as a more difficult place to buy the tracker which also isn’t widely advertised. Motorola has sold the tracker through Amazon for months, but with the sole option to buy it in a $100 four-pack.

Now, you can buy the Moto Tag via Amazon as a single tracker for $29.99.

The “1-pack” is available in the “Sage Green” color – the “Starlight Blue” is and always has been sold solely in the 4-pack – for $29.99 and is eligible for 2-day shipping via Amazon Prime. It’s a far easier and faster way to get your hands on the tracker.

The 4-pack is still available via Amazon, currently for just over $100 (the price fluctuates).

Outside of the Moto Tag, other ongoing deals for Find My Device trackers include 50% off of a 4-pack of Chipolo One Point trackers and a 4-pack of the MiLi tracker we recently covered for $52, down over $20 from the cost of four individual trackers.