Xiaomi Tag - 4-pack

The Xiaomi Tag is designed with a loop for keyrings or attaching to zippers. It can also be placed inside pockets, wallets, or secured with a strong adhesive (not included) to surfaces.

The effective range for direct Bluetooth connection to your phone is approximately 30-50 feet (10-15 meters). For longer-distance tracking, it relies on the anonymous, encrypted network of Apple Find My or Google Find Hub devices.

The battery is designed to last over a year under normal usage conditions. You will receive notifications when the battery is running low.

While you can attach it to a pet's collar, the Xiaomi Tag is not designed for real-time pet tracking. It provides location updates based on when it is detected by other devices in the network, which might not be frequent enough for actively moving pets.

Yes, the Xiaomi Tag uses end-to-end encryption for location data. It also features anti-tracking alerts to notify you if an unknown Tag is traveling with you for an extended period.

The Xiaomi Tag helps you find your lost items using your phone. If you lose your phone, you can use another compatible device to locate your Tag, or if your phone was lost with the Tag, you would need to use the 'Find My Device' feature for your phone itself.

Yes, you can pair and manage multiple Xiaomi Tags within the same compatible tracking app on your smartphone.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and the Tag is within range. Try restarting your phone and the Tag (by removing and reinserting the battery). Verify the Tag is correctly paired in the app.

Location accuracy depends on the density of nearby compatible devices in the Find My or Find Hub network. Ensure your phone has a stable internet connection. In very remote areas, location updates may be infrequent.

Make sure the battery is correctly inserted and has sufficient charge. Reset the Tag by removing and reinserting the battery. Ensure no other device is actively paired with the Tag.

Ensure the new battery is correctly oriented and fully seated. Some new batteries may have a protective film that needs to be removed. If the issue persists, try a different brand of battery.