- Electronics company eufy quietly announced it will launch two new versions of its current trackers with support for Android’s Find My Device network.
- There will be a keychain-style tracker as well as one shaped like a credit card for wallet tracking.
- Both will launch in June for undisclosed prices.
Unfortunately, it is unclear if this pricing will be applied to the new versions with FMDN support, as eufy doesn’t disclose any pricing in its blog post. All we know is that they’re coming in June. Hopefully, pricing will be close or even the same.
Regardless, it’s nice to see another company jumping on the FMDN bandwagon. So far, Pebblebee and Chipolo are the most high-profile names committed to launching trackers that support the new network. The more trackers we have, the better.
It should be noted that Google has had its own tracker in the works for a long while. Codenamed “grogu,” the tracker could launch at any time — possibly even at Google I/O, which starts on May 14.
Finally, do note that one of the biggest names in Bluetooth trackers — Tile — has already confirmed to Android Authority that it has no plans to launch an FMDN tracker. So, if you’re waiting for Tile to offer something, you’d be better off grabbing something else.
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