The JioTag Go, the nation's first Android tracker that works with Google's Find My Device network, was introduced by Jio India. Users may use the Find My Device app on Android smartphones to find their possessions, including bikes, keys, devices, baggage, and more, thanks to the Bluetooth-enabled tracker.
The JioTag Go costs Rs. 1,499 and can be bought on a number of websites, including as Amazon, JioMart, Reliance Digital, and My Jio shops. Thanks to its CR2032 battery, the tracker has an amazing one-year battery life and is available in four vivid colors: black, orange, white, and yellow.
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On Android handsets running Android 9 or later, the JioTag Go connects to the Find My Device app, which may be downloaded. Users can discover misplaced objects more easily by tapping the "Play Sound" function on the app, which causes the tracker to beep when it is within Bluetooth range.
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Users can use the Google Find My Device network, which makes advantage of the extensive global network of Android devices, to find the tracker's last known location if it is not within Bluetooth range. To assist users in finding the last location of their misplaced belongings, the app provides a map with a "Get Directions" feature.
The JioTag Go's operation is further simplified by the fact that it doesn't require a SIM card to work. The tracker connects to the user's phone by Bluetooth 5.3, and its small size (38.2 x 38.2 x 7.2 mm, weighing only 9g) makes it discreet and lightweight when fastened to commonplace objects.
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The JioTag Air, which was compatible with Apple's Find My network, was introduced by Reliance Jio earlier this year. The JioTag Air offers consumers more cross-platform compatibility than the JioTag Go since it works with both iPhones and Android smartphones.