Render images of the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 are now circulating, indicating that its release is anticipated for October. This upcoming iteration of Samsung’s smart tracking device has successfully undergone several certifications. Earlier, glimpses of the SmartTag 2’s design were revealed, showcasing the device in two color variants: black and white.
According to reports from MobileFun, Samsung is set to unveil the SmartTag 2 in October 2023. This implies that the launch of the SmartTag 2 will be notably earlier than initially projected, aligning with the Galaxy Unpacked event at the beginning of the following year.
In terms of design, the recently leaked render images bear a resemblance to the initial sneak peeks of the Galaxy SmartTag 2. Departing from its predecessor’s form, the SmartTag 2 adopts a perforated design and boasts a larger form factor compared to the compact, square shape of the first-generation SmartTag.
The redesigned larger perforations seem to be aimed at enhancing the ease with which items such as keys can be hung on the device. Simultaneously, the increased size also suggests the potential for an extended battery life in the SmartTag 2, although precise battery specifications have yet to be disclosed.
As previously hinted, the SmartTag 2 is set to integrate both Bluetooth and UWB (Ultra Wideband) connectivity. This strategic combination implies that there might not be multiple variations available for purchase, in contrast to the initial SmartTag which offered a Plus version.
Sources indicate that consumers will have the choice of acquiring the SmartTag 2 either individually or as a bundle of four units, featuring two units in black and two in white. The black variant of the SmartTag 2 carries the part number EI-T5600BBEGEU, while its white counterpart is labeled EI-T5600BWEGEU.
