On July 4th, Huawei officially launched the anti-loss wizard HUAWEI Tag at the summer new product launch conference. It is a small pendant weighing only 6g, supports anti-loss reminders, and has a battery life of up to a full year.
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The anti-loss function has attracted more and more attention on smart devices launched in recent years. From mobile phones and headphones to smart devices designed specifically for anti-loss, it has gradually become an important part of the smart ecosystem. ring. This anti-lost wizard HUAWEI Tag launched by Huawei not only supports finding lost items on your mobile phone, but also makes it sound a maximum of 92 decibels through the built-in speaker to remind you of the location of items. Although it is a bit difficult to prevent malicious "loss", it is very practical for some users who often throw keys, wallets and other important items somewhere at home and cannot find them when they remember.
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Like some smart anti-loss devices, HUAWEI Tag also determines the location of lost items through "relay" between Huawei users. It also supports the "reminder when left behind" function, allowing Users know immediately that they have lost an item, which can reduce the occurrence of theft to a certain extent. It is worth mentioning that HUAWEI Tag also supports confirming the identity of the owner of lost items through NFC to avoid some cases of false claims. However, there are currently many Huawei devices, but not every one supports pop-up reminders. The specific supported models have to wait for Huawei's official announcement.
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For this type of smart anti-loss device, user privacy is a very important issue. Earlier, Apple's AirTag had been hotly debated due to issues such as leaking the user's location and sharing the location without the user's consent. HUAWEI Tag has specially added the protection of user privacy and security this time, especially the "automatic alert for long-term tracking of unfamiliar HUAWEI Tags" function, which can reduce the occurrence of many accidents to a certain extent. Although this function is very good from the starting point, it still requires enough users with HUAWEI Tag to implement it.
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Generally speaking, as an intelligent anti-loss device, HUAWEI Tag can be said to have done everything. It has long battery life, IP67 dustproof and waterproof, and ring reminder. It has almost no shortcomings. Moreover, the official claims that the battery life is more than 365 days. At the price of 99 yuan/piece, the price/performance ratio is quite high. Of course, this kind of equipment has always been very stylized. People who need it will like it very much, while users who don't need it will think it is useless.
