Android’s Find Hub network has just one tracker equipped with the UWB capability found in Apple’s AirTag, and now it’s getting a sequel in the just-leaked “Moto Tag 2.”
The original Moto Tag launched in 2024 as a Find Hub tracker for Google’s network, but it wasn’t until earlier this year that the tracker finally unlocked support for UWB through a long-overdue app update. To this day, it somewhat-bafflingly remains the only Find Hub tracker with UWB.
Following in the footsteps of other recent tracker refreshes from Chipolo and Pebblebee, Motorola is also apparently planning a new version of the Moto Tag, aptly named the “Moto Tag 2.” The folks over at Android Headlines obtained a marketing image showing off the new tracker in beige and orange colorways. The existing model is available in green, with a blue color available in a 4-pack.
The report itself is lacking any tangible information about the tracker, though, so we don’t know much about what’s coming.
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That said, there is a glaring tidbit right in that image. Shown front and center is a little cutout in the top of the device that’s not present on the prior model. It’s unclear what that might be, but we have a couple of guesses. One of those would be perhaps a secondary speaker cutout to boost the volume. The existing Moto Tag has a cutout on the back. Another option would be a new means of opening up the device to replace the battery. The first Moto Tag uses a slide motion to open up that compartment, but it’s not easy, so having a little cutout to perhaps use a SIM tool or paperclip to unlock the battery compartment would go a long way.
But, at least for now, we just don’t know what to expect.
First-gen Moto Tag
What would you want to see from Moto Tag 2?
The same post notably also shows off the unannounced 2026 refresh to the Moto G Stylus, but there are no major details provided on what the device might bring to the table. Based on the rest of Motorola’s 2026 Moto G family, it probably won’t do much.
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