The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is normally supplied with a CR2032 battery. This battery is included in the scope of delivery to enable immediate use of the tracker.

Yes, it is the same CR 2032

The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is compatible with Samsung devices that use Android 9.0 or higher and have at least 3 GB RAM. The range of the SmartTag2 is up to 120 metres via Bluetooth. For precise localisation over longer distances, it uses the SmartThings Find network, which only works with Samsung devices.

Yes, that definitely works. VG

Hello, no, unfortunately this is not possible...

You cannot find a Galaxy SmartTag2 if it is not activated, as the device needs to be configured and linked to an account via the SmartThings app to work properly. If you still have the package, you can activate it by following the included instructions and using the SmartThings app to configure it and start tracking.

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Samsung Electronics GmbH Hello, If an owner of the Galaxy SmartTag2 has activated the "Lost" mode, you can use NFC Scan to scan any stored contact details. This allows you to contact the other person in the event of loss. Best regards from Eschborn Your Samsung Service Team

Samsung Electronics GmbH Hello, In the lower ring area of the Galaxy SmartTag2 there is a small hole for opening the battery compartment. Once you have inserted the included ejector pin here, you can pull out the compartment at the bottom and replace the battery. We therefore recommend that you do not saw it off. Best regards from Eschborn Your Samsung Service Team

No, you don't need a subscription to use this product. Simply purchase it and use it with a compatible Samsung device, such as a smartphone or tablet, using the SmartThings Find app.

No

The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 does not send an automatic notification to your mobile when the tracker moves. However, you can track the tracker via the SmartThings app and display its position on a map. If you connect the tracker to a Samsung device, you can also use the function to make the tracker ring to make it easier to find. There is no direct function to receive a notification when the tracker moves. However, you could check the SmartThings app regularly to see the current location of the tracker.

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The difference between the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 and the specific model designation "EI-T5600BBEGEU" lies mainly in the identification and the specific features of the model. - Model designation: "EI-T5600BBEGEU" is the specific model number of the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2. This number identifies the specific model and its configuration, such as the colour (in this case black) and the region for which it is intended. - General designation: The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is the general designation for the product, which includes all variants and configurations of the tracker. This includes features such as battery life of up to 500 days, IP67 protection, ultra-wideband (UWB) radio and compatibility with Samsung Galaxy devices. Overall, "EI-T5600BBEGEU" is a specific version of the Galaxy SmartTag2, while the general designation covers the entire product segment.

Yes, you can manage multiple SmartTag2s with a single smartphone. You can add up to 200 SmartTag2s to one phone, with each tag registered to a single object in the SmartThings application.

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The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 uses Bluetooth and Ultra Wide Band (UWB) technology to locate items, but it does not have built-in GPS. Here are some important aspects of range and tracking: - Bluetooth range: location is mainly within Bluetooth range, which is typically a few metres to about 10-15 metres, depending on the environment and obstacles. - Ultra Wide Band (UWB): When UWB is available, precise tracking can be done within the UWB range, which is similar to the Bluetooth range. This enables precise localisation using the camera and visual instructions in the SmartThings app. - Community Finding: If the tracker is out of direct range, it can be found by the Samsung Galaxy Community. If another Samsung Galaxy user passes close to the tracker, the position of the tracker is transmitted anonymously to the owner. Overall, the exact distance at which you can locate your tracker depends on the environmental conditions and the availability of other Samsung devices in the vicinity.

The Galaxy SmartTag2 from Samsung is not only designed to find your mobile, but can also be used to track other items such as your suitcase. Here are some important points that show that the Galaxy SmartTag2 is suitable for your needs: - The tracker can be attached to various items such as suitcases, keys, bicycles or even your pet's collar. - It uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology to determine the location of your item and works via the SmartThings Find app. - The tracker has IP67 certification for dust and water protection, making it robust enough to be used in various environments. - It offers an extended battery life of up to 500 days in normal mode and up to 700 days in power saving mode. - The SmartThings Find app allows you to locate the tracker, view a map with the location and even use an augmented reality function to find the item visually. This makes the Galaxy SmartTag2 a great choice for tracking your suitcase and other important items, especially if you are using a Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Yes, the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE. Here are the details: - The Galaxy SmartTag2 works with Samsung Galaxy devices running Android 9 (P OS) or higher. - The Galaxy S20 FE runs on Android 11 or higher, which ensures compatibility. - It is also important that the device supports the SmartThings Find app and has at least 3 GB of RAM, which is the case with the Galaxy S20 FE.

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The Bluetooth trackers connect to other devices and transmit the approximate GPS information of the mobile device to Find-my-Network. From the next Android version (15), as has been the case on Apple products for years, it will no longer be possible to switch off the Bluetooth function, or at least not without great effort. As far as I know, Google is hoping to improve Bluetooth tracker devices. For my part, I think it already works pretty well today.

Found by google search on Samsung website:“ SmartTag is compatible with Samsung Android OS 8.0 and higher. Other Android devices and iOS devices are not supported. To use the “Find Using Camera” feature with SmartTag+, you will need a Galaxy Mobile device with Android 11 or higher and UWB support.“

I have only installed Smart Things, where you can then see all the Samsung devices that you have assigned.

guckst du hier: https://smartthingsfind.samsung.com/login?result=true

It's not a transmitter. So it's not limited in that sense. The tag can be traced anywhere in the world. https://www.samsung.com/fr/mobile-accessories/galaxy-smarttag2-black-ei-t5600bbegeu/#:~:text=Votre%20SmartTag2%20affiche%20alors%20sur,contacter%20pour%20vous%20le%20rendre.

There is no limit, as long as the tag makes contact with any Samsung mobile phone in the vicinity