Ugreen Launches $14.99 FineTrack 2 With 110-Decibel Alarm and 7-Year Battery

11 articles · Updated · The Verge · Jun 1

$14.99 buys Ugreen’s new FineTrack 2 through Amazon for Prime members and on Ugreen’s site, down from $19.99 and positioned as a cheaper AirTag alternative for iPhone users.
The tracker works with Apple’s Find My network and adds a glow-in-the-dark, ball-shaped design, a 110-decibel alarm, IP68 water and dust resistance, and swappable short and long lanyards.
Ugreen says the FineTrack 2 uses a built-in non-rechargeable battery rated for up to seven years, trading replaceable coin cells for longer maintenance-free use.
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