
How to Find Your Lost Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 in Minutes
Losing your $29 Galaxy SmartTag 2 is stressful. But if they still have battery, they're broadcasting an invisible Bluetooth Low Energy signal right now. EarBuddy turns your phone into a radar that can detect that signal and guide you straight to them.
Why SmartThings Find Isn't Enough
SmartTag 2 works with SmartThings Find on Samsung Galaxy phones. iPhone users and non-Samsung Android users cannot use Samsung's tracker network at all.
How EarBuddy Finds Your Galaxy SmartTag 2
Because Samsung uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.3), your Galaxy SmartTag 2 constantly broadcasts a short-range signal — even when disconnected. EarBuddy scans for this signal and shows you real-time signal strength on a radar display, guiding you physically to the device.
Open EarBuddy and start scanning.
SmartTag 2 emits a strong BLE signal — it's designed to be found.
Walk around the area where the tagged item should be.
Signal strength increases as you approach.
Check bags, keychains, wallets, and luggage where the tag is attached.
Ready to Find Your Galaxy SmartTag 2?
Download EarBuddy and start scanning in seconds. The Bluetooth radar works with all BLE devices — no pairing required.
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