UWB precision. 400m range. 2-year battery.
SKYTAG II is what happens when we ignore the budget constraint and just build the best tracker we can. UWB precision finding. 400m range. 2-year battery. IP68.
If you've lost your phone in your apartment and watched it point to the exact couch cushion — that's UWB. SKYTAG II brings that to your keys, bags, anything.
The 2-year battery is a real upgrade — most users forget the tracker exists until they need it. The UWB chip is from the same supplier Apple uses for AirTag.
Real scenarios from real users.
Mapping the annoyances to the engineering.
| The problem | SKYTAG II solution |
|---|---|
| I lose things in big houses. | UWB precision finding shows exact direction + distance. |
| Trackers die after a year. | 2-year CR2477 battery. Replaceable. |
| Lost my phone in my couch. | Reverse find: press SKYTAG II to ping your phone. |
| Can't hear tracker in parking lot. | 95dB speaker + 400m range. |
| Trackers fail in rain. | IP68. Sealed against dust + water. |
| Cheap trackers break keychain loop. | Reinforced stainless loop, 5kg tested. |
From the field, from the test lab, from the streets.
I designed SKYTAG II because I lost my own keys in a Bangkok mall and spent 20 minutes retracing my steps. With UWB, the same scenario takes 30 seconds.
Is it worth 2x the price of SKYTAG I? If you live in a big house, work in a large building, or just hate losing things — yes. If you don't need precision finding, stick with SKYTAG I.
Honest take: most people don't need UWB. But if you've used AirTag's precision finding once, you can't go back.