UGREEN Tracker 4-Pack Drops to £17.63, Rivals AirTag
UGREEN Tracker 4-Pack Drops to £17.63, Rivals AirTag

The UGREEN FineTrack 4 Pack Tracker Tags have been reduced on Amazon to £17.63 from £21.99, working out at just £4.40 per tag. The tags come with Apple Find My certification and require no configuration—users simply use the pre-installed iOS Find My app for pairing. Privacy and security are prioritised, ensuring only the owner can track the tag's whereabouts.

Features and Performance

Each tracker includes a built-in 80dB alarm that emits a loud sound when an item is misplaced. Users follow the noise to locate lost items. Tech Editor Harriet Morphy-Morris tested them for the Mirror and said: "The set-up is as simple as connecting the iPhone's Find My App; it sends reliable updates and has a loud ringtone." She added: "It connected to my FindMy App in seconds and showed up alongside my other paired trackers, and the Ugreen tracker works smoothly on the app, with responsive updates and accurate 'last seen' data."

Value and Compatibility

The £17.63 bundle costs less than a single AirTag, at £4.40 per tag. Like AirTags, SmartTag2, and other competitors, Eufy trackers automatically notify the synced iPhone if an item is left behind. A significant drawback is that these devices are exclusively compatible with Apple's ecosystem. For comparison, a four-pack of Apple AirTags (2nd Generation) is available for £99 from Argos (£24.75 each), reportedly with a 50 per cent louder speaker and improved precision finding. Currys offers the ROAM Bluetooth Tag in Black for £34.99, using Bluetooth tracking with the Apple Find My app and an IP67 waterproof rating.

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Customer Feedback

The UGREEN FineTrack 4 Pack has a 4.3 out of 5-star rating on Amazon. One user said: "Excellent alternative to AirTag - reliable and great value." They added: "Build quality feels solid and premium, especially for the price, and it's a great cost-effective alternative to Apple AirTag while still offering seamless integration with Apple's ecosystem." Another customer noted: "If these continue to work as they do so far, they are an absolute bargain at four for much less." However, one buyer pointed out: "Good item but doesn't give live tracking unfortunately, which is annoying when you are trying to track an item." Another reviewer said: "Very similar to AirTags, however, it just doesn't update location as frequently as it should."

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