Reliance launches JioTag like Apple AirTag, price Rs 749, lost devices will be easily found

Jio has today launched JioTag in the Indian market for its devices and accessories. It is a bluetooth tracker like Apple AirTag. It uses Bluetooth connectivity to connect with the users smartphone and helps in tracking the item to which the tracker is connected. This new tracker prepared by Reliance Jio will compete with Apple’s AirTags to some extent. It is light and it is being claimed that it is very easy to use. The newly launched device supports Jio Community Find feature. Here we are telling you in detail about JioTag.

JioTag price and availability

JioTag is listed on the Jio.com website for Rs 2,199, but the tracker is currently Rs 749 Available in The company is providing cash on delivery option on select pin codes across the country, but other users can pre-order the device. The lightweight white colored tracker comes with a spare battery and lanyard cable in the box.

Features and Specifications of JioTag

jioThe Tag is powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery that comes with a one-year warranty. The tracker can be connected to the users’ smartphone via Bluetooth v5.1. Users can attach the tag to their wallet, handbag or any other personal item, making it easy to track that item. Lanyard cable helps to attach the tracker to other accessories.

It provides a tracking distance of up to 20 meters indoors and up to 50 meters outdoors. Talking about dimensions, the length of JioTag is 38.2mm, width 38.2mm, thickness 7.2mm and weight 9.5 grams. Apart from tracking items of regular use, the tracker can also be used to track users’ smartphones. Double-tapping the JioTag rings the phone even when it is in silent mode.

Jio community find feature is supported by this newly launched bluetooth tracker. When people fail to find a connected item at the last disconnected location, they can list their JioTag as lost on the GeoThings app on their smartphone and the community find feature will search and report the location of the lost JioTag.