Motorola Unveils Moto Tag 2 With Enhanced Battery and Bluetooth Connectivity

Motorola Launches Moto Tag 2 With Major Upgrades

Motorola recently announced the Moto Tag 2, a refreshed version of its popular tracker device. Alongside the Razr Fold, this update brings notable improvements in battery endurance and connectivity options. Below is a detailed look at what the new model offers, along with its expected pricing and availability in Nepal.

Design and Build Quality

The Moto Tag 2 maintains the same compact, circular form factor as its predecessor, ensuring compatibility with existing tracker accessories. Constructed from a combination of plastic and metal, the device now boasts an IP68 durability rating. This means it can survive immersion in water up to a depth of 1.5 meters for approximately 30 minutes, making it more suitable for everyday wear and tear.

Tracking and Connectivity

A major highlight of the Moto Tag 2 is the upgrade to Bluetooth 6.0, introducing a feature called Channel Sounding. This enhancement significantly improves distance tracking accuracy compared to earlier versions. The device also retains Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology, enabling precise location finding when the tracker is nearby. However, the advanced Bluetooth capabilities are limited to Android 16-powered phones.

Battery Performance and Smart Functions

Perhaps the most impressive upgrade is the battery life, which now exceeds 500 days on a single charge. This represents a 35% improvement over the original model, despite using the same widely available coin cell battery. Users can also leverage the built-in button for smart functions, such as triggering a remote shutter for a phone's camera or making a lost phone ring from a distance.

Price and Availability

The Moto Tag 2 was introduced at CES 2026 with a projected global price of approximately USD 30. Availability details for the Nepalese market are pending, but interested buyers can expect updates soon.