Samsung SmartTag 2 4-Pack Drops to $45-$11 Each

Samsung SmartTag 2 4-Pack Drops to $45-$11 Each

> At a Glance

> – Woot revives its Cyber Monday price on a four-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 for $45.

> – Individual tags cost $21 on Amazon, making the bundle 47% cheaper per tracker.

> – Each tracker lasts up to 500 days and is IP67 waterproof.

> – Why it matters: At just over $11 apiece, it’s one of the cheapest ways to safeguard keys, wallets, and bags.

Bluetooth trackers rarely make headlines, but misplacing your keys at 7 a.m. makes them heroes. Samsung’s latest SmartTag 2 bundle quietly returned to its lowest price, and the clock is ticking.

Deal Details

Woot is selling the four-pack for $45, matching its Cyber Monday low. The set includes two black and two white tags. The offer disappears in days, not weeks.

Amazon lists a single SmartTag 2 at $21, down from $30. Crunch the numbers and the bundle shaves the per-unit cost to $11.25.

Specs & Compatibility

  • Battery life: up to 500 days; power-saving mode stretches that by 40%
  • Integrated loop for easy attachment
  • IP67 rating survives rain, splashes, dust
  • Requires Samsung SmartThings app and a Galaxy phone or tablet
Package Price Cost per Tag
Single (Amazon) $21 $21
4-pack (Woot) $45 $11.25

Setup takes minutes: pair the tag in SmartThings, name it, and track from any compatible Galaxy device.

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Key Takeaways

  • $45 buys four SmartTag 2 trackers-$11.25 each
  • Deal expires at Woot within days
  • Works only with Samsung Galaxy phones/tablets
  • IP67 durability and 500-day battery cover daily abuse

Grab the bundle before stock dries up and stop turning the house upside-down every morning.

Author

  • I’m a dedicated journalist and content creator at newsoflosangeles.com—your trusted destination for the latest news, insights, and stories from Los Angeles and beyond.

    Hi, I’m Ethan R. Coleman, a journalist and content creator at newsoflosangeles.com. With over seven years of digital media experience, I cover breaking news, local culture, community affairs, and impactful events, delivering accurate, unbiased, and timely stories that inform and engage Los Angeles readers.”

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