Ugreen FineTrack 2 Bluetooth tracker discounted to $14.99
Ugreen’s long-life tracker, featuring a seven-year battery and IP68 rating, sees a price cut on Amazon and its own site.
Ugreen has reduced the price of its FineTrack 2 Bluetooth tracker to $14.99, a decrease from the standard $19.99. This pricing adjustment is available to Amazon Prime members purchasing through the marketplace, as well as customers buying directly via the Ugreen website. The discount positions the device as a cost-effective entry point into the Apple Find My ecosystem.
The FineTrack 2 is designed to function as an alternative to Apple’s AirTag, allowing users to locate items through the expansive Find My network. Unlike many competitors in the tracker market that rely on replaceable coin cell batteries, the FineTrack 2 utilises a sealed, non-rechargeable battery with a rated lifespan of up to seven years. This design choice eliminates the need for routine battery replacements, though it also means the battery cannot be recharged.
In terms of physical durability and utility, the tracker features an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. It is equipped with a 110-decibel alarm to assist in locating misplaced items and includes a distinctive glow-in-the-dark design. The device also comes with interchangeable short and long lanyards, offering flexibility in how the tracker is attached to keys, bags, or other personal effects.
The product was reported by The Verge, which noted the pricing details and feature set. The publication also mentioned unrelated deals on Google Pixel Buds 2A, Bose QC Ultra headphones, and a Samsung 5K gaming monitor in the same article, though these items are separate from the Ugreen promotion. The source text contained duplicated sentences regarding these other deals, which may indicate editorial repetition in the original reporting.
The duration of the $14.99 price point has not been specified. It remains unclear whether this is a limited-time promotional offer or a permanent reduction in the device's retail price. Consumers interested in the tracker can currently access the discounted rate through the specified channels.
