Motorola announced the Moto Tag 2 at CES 2026, delivering 500-day battery life that exceeds Apple AirTags' longevity. The tracker features Ultra Wideband for centimeter-level precision and user-replaceable CR2032 batteries.
The Moto Tag 2 launches alongside Motorola's new Moto Pen Ultra stylus and Moto Watch smartwatch. All three products debuted Tuesday at Lenovo Tech World as part of Motorola's expanded Moto Things accessory line.
Motorola claims the Moto Tag 2 offers approximately 500 days of operation before requiring battery replacement. Apple's AirTags, by comparison, advertise more than one year of battery life with user-replaceable CR2032 batteries.
Ultra Wideband connectivity enables centimeter-level accuracy for locating lost items. The technology provides directional guidance and lower latency than standard Bluetooth tracking, according to Digital Trends and Android Authority reports.
Beyond object tracking, the Moto Tag 2 includes reverse phone finding through Bluetooth Channel Sounding. Pressing the tracker's button rings connected phones even when silenced, addressing a common frustration for Android users.
The tracker doubles as a remote camera shutter when paired with compatible Motorola smartphones. This secondary function expands utility beyond basic location services typically offered by competing trackers.
Google Find Hub integration allows Android users to monitor all tracked devices through a unified interface. The ecosystem compatibility positions Moto Tag 2 as a natural choice for Android households seeking Apple AirTag alternatives.
IP68 certification ensures water and dust resistance for real-world durability. The rugged build withstands environmental exposure that commonly damages less protected electronics.
Motorola hasn't announced pricing for the Moto Tag 2, which will ship in Pantone Laurel Oak color. Availability details remain unspecified beyond "coming months" for North American markets.
The Moto Watch launches January 22 with 13-day battery life and Polar fitness tracking integration. The wearable features IP68 protection and dual-frequency GPS without requiring Wear OS.
Motorola's Moto Pen Ultra stylus targets the new Razr Fold with 4,096 pressure levels and 5ms latency. The accessory includes palm rejection and AI-powered features like Sketch to Image transformation.
A FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr phone arrives February 12 priced at $700 through Motorola, Verizon and Total Wireless. The special edition commemorates the tournament hosted in the United States this year.
Motorola's CES 2026 portfolio demonstrates expanded ambition beyond smartphones into comprehensive ecosystems. The company now competes across smart tracking, wearables, and productivity accessories against established market leaders.
