Xiaomi has officially stepped into the smart tracking market with the launch of the Xiaomi Tag. This is a compact Bluetooth tracker designed to help you find misplaced keys, wallets, luggage and more, all while offering cross-platform support that sets it apart from many rivals. Unlike proprietary solutions that tie you to a single mobile ecosystem, the Xiaomi Tag is built to work seamlessly with both Apple’s and Google’s ecosystems, giving users flexibility whether they use an iPhone or Android device.

Xiaomi Tag: Lightweight Design with Practical Tracking Tools

The Chinese tech giant’s latest smart tracker sports a minimalist white plastic build, weighing just around 10g and measuring about 7.2mm thick. So it is slim enough to slip into a wallet or attach to keychains and bags with a compatible strap or accessory.

Inside, the tracker uses Bluetooth 5.4 and NFC for connectivity with nearby devices, and it’s powered by a replaceable CR2032 coin-cell battery that Xiaomi says can last over one year before needing a swap. But one thing that sets this smart tracker apart from the crowd is the cross platform tracking via Apple Find My and Google Find Hub. This allows items to be located by compatible devices across ecosystems.

There is also a built-in buzzer that plays a tone when triggered from your phone, which is handy for finding an item nearby. Xiaomi offers “Left Behind” alerts as well, to notify you when you walk away from a tagged object. It supports Lost Mode and contact details so others can also help return a missing item via pop-ups if discovered on another network phone. This model gets an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance.

The Xiaomi Tag has just released in Malaysia, being available in a single white color option. It carries a RM 79 (roughly 20 US Dollars) price tag for a single unit, while a pack of four is available for RM 299 (roughly 77 US Dollars).

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