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Hands on: Samsung Galaxy SmartTags shine most within the SmartThings ecosystem

Hands on: Samsung Galaxy SmartTags shine most within the SmartThings ecosystem

Posted on March 3, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

They make the most sense within the Samsung ecosystem.

Samsung Galaxy SmartTags have entered a market already dominated by the third-party Tile tracker, and possibly about to be disrupted by the rumored circular AirTags from Apple. Can Samsung use the strength of its own Smart Things ecosystem to become a player? We tried them with a Samsung Galaxy S21 to find out.
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