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Tired of losing things, but don't have an iPhone to grab an Apple AirTag? There are tons of great tracker solutions out there, including one direct from Samsung, if you prefer to stay with a brand that you recognize. Smart trackers can go where you go to help prevent you from misplacing all of those important things that you need for everyday life, like your keys. And you can get a great one from Samsung right now thanks to this pre-Prime Day deal.

As of June 17, get a Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 for $15.50 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $29.99. That's $14.49 off for a discount of 48%.

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This smart tag is designed to be attached to whatever items you need to keep track of. You can use it on a keychain, toss it in a bag, keep it in your wallet if it's big enough, and more. It's not as small as an AirTag, but it's still super easy to use and great for Android users.

It's rated IP67 for water and dust resistance, and works with a wide variety of IoT-compatible devices. Plus, it runs off of a battery that stays active for up to 500 days. That way, you truly can put it somewhere and just forget about it until you need it. Need more time? You can get up to 40% more battery life with Power Saving Mode.

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All you need to do when something is lost is refer to the tracker's companion app, and you'll be guided to find your lost bag, purse, keys, or whatever is missing. Search Nearby gives you instructions to locate your item via Compass View, or you can ring the tag itself to make an audible noise to help you track it down.

At this price, it's good to buy a few and keep them with vacation time at its peak. And they're great gifts for people who can't stop losing things.

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