The Xiaomi Tag will cost €17.99 in the Eurozone according to Xiaomi’s official website for France, which seems to have mistakenly listed the accessory already. A four-pack will set you back €59.99. According to WinFuture, there are other European retailers that have listed it as well, some for below €15, undercutting the recommended retail price even before launch.
This version of the Tag seems to lack support for UWB, which was rumored before. This means that Xiaomi will offer two versions of the device – this cheaper model sans UWB, and a more expensive option with UWB.
The Xiaomi Tag will most likely work with Google’s Find Hub in a very similar way to how Apple’s AirTag is part of Apple’s Find My network. The Xiaomi Tag uses a CR2032 coin-style battery that should last about one year before it needs replacing.
