If you are in the market for a miniature tracking device, currently your only purchase options are either the Apple AirTags or Samsung’s SmartTags and SmartTag+. However, it seems that one well renowned Chinese brand is looking to expand to the portable tracker market with their own iteration of the category soon – Huawei.

Recently, Huawei devices in China have received an update via the Huawei Cloud app on their phone stating that the Huawei Cloud app has added support for the “Huawei Tag”, in which the update log reads that the Huawei Tag is an ultra-wideband (UWB) tracking device that allows users to accurately locate their lost or misplaced personal belongings. 

News of Huawei developing a smart portable tracking device is not something recent, as back in November 2021, our team had already reported that Huawei had applied for the “Huawei S-Tag” trademark in the European Union. However, with this recent leak, it seems that the launch of the Huawei smart tracker may be happening soon, and by then, consumers will have a third choice to the duopoly that Apple and Samsung currently hold in the smart tracker market.

Speaking of Huawei, the company had recently announced its Huawei Mate Xs 2 foldable last month. Instead of folding inwards like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 or Oppo Find N, the device features an outward folding design that is a 6.5-inch OLED screen when folded, and a 7.8-inch screen when unfolded.

This revolutionary design allows for the Huawei Mate Xs 2 to be much lighter than its competitors, at only 255 grams overall. The camera setup of the Mate Xs 2 is quite potent as well featuring a 50MP main shooter, 12MP ultra-wide, and 8MP ultra-wide with OIS and 3x optical zoom outfitted in the slim and sleek chassis of the device.

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