The UGREEN Finder Pro 4-pack solves a problem Android users have dealt with for years - finding a reliable Bluetooth tracker that works natively with Google Find Hub, pairs in seconds, and doesn't charge you a monthly subscription to track your own stuff.
Years of Android Tracker Frustration - Finally Over
Here's what I wish someone told me before I burned money on tracking tags that never delivered: on Android, reliable tracking has been a mess. I've been using tags for years and I'm still an active Tile customer, even though that brand hasn't felt the same since Life360 acquired it. When Apple launched AirTags, the iPhone's built-in network made tracking feel seamless - but Android users didn't get that same experience. Google invested in Find Hub, Samsung tried with SmartTags, Pebblebee brought decent hardware, but nothing worked consistently. Most trackers required proprietary apps that created confusion, and none of them integrated smoothly with Google Find Hub.
The good news - Google's network has genuinely improved. And UGREEN built a tracker that actually takes advantage of it.
Setup So Simple I Did It in a Hospital Waiting Room
I was in a hospital waiting room while my father-in-law Jim was in for a procedure, and I decided to open the UGREEN Finder Pro four-pack. You'll see these listed as "Finder Duo" on Amazon, but the official name is Finder Pro. I expected them to disappoint like every other Android tracker I've tested. But UGREEN has consistently delivered with products like their DH2300 and DXP4800 Plus NAS devices along with their chargers, so I had reason for optimism.
Pressed the button, the phone detected the tag, and paired through Google Find Hub in seconds. Done. No manual, no app downloads beyond Find Hub, no troubleshooting. When you've got 20 minutes in a waiting room instead of 2 hours at home, that kind of setup matters.
Hey Google, Where's My Man Sack?
I carry what I call a "man purse" instead of a traditional wallet - started using it on cruises and never went back. When setting up the tags, I named it "Man Sack" because sometimes you just have to commit to the bit.
Back home, I showed Heather the voice integration. "Hey Google, where's my man sack?" Heather and Jim both lost it laughing, but Google delivered - exact location, street address, and a ring from the tag loud enough to hear through a bag or under cushions. That Bluetooth proximity range covers roughly 30 to 65 feet depending on your environment, which handles most real-world "where did I leave it" situations. That was the first time any tracking tag worked that seamlessly with Google Home for me.
Four Tags, Two Platforms, and a Mixed-Device Household
Here's the deal with the four-pack - it's genuinely flexible. The Finder Pro works with both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub. If your household runs mixed devices, that's a real advantage. You can pair your tags on Android while your wife connects hers through iPhone. If you've got kids on iPhones while you're on Android, one purchase covers everyone. The family sharing feature lets you share a tracker's location with others, so keeping tabs on important stuff becomes a team effort.
The honest trade-offs worth knowing: a single tag can only pair to one platform at a time - no simultaneous cross-platform sharing. Google Find Hub on Android doesn't support full loss reports the way Apple does, only Lost Mode that notifies you when nearby Android devices detect the tag. And unlike UWB-equipped trackers, the Finder Pro uses Bluetooth only, so you won't get directional precision finding. For locating your keys on the counter, your bag at the airport, or your kid's backpack in the house, Bluetooth proximity and the sound alert work well.
The tags charge via USB-C - same cable you're already using for everything else - and one charge lasts up to 12 months. A dust plug seals the port. You'll need iOS 17+ or Android 9.0+.
These Are The "Air Tag" Trackers That I've Dreamed Of
Real talk - I've wasted time and money on tracking tags that promised Android integration and underdelivered. The UGREEN Finder Pro is the first device that works the way you expect: voice-activated search via Google Home, instant pairing, no subscriptions, and USB-C charging, so you're not buying coin-cell batteries every few months. I've already put one on Jim's oxygen concentrator and tagged my wallet - if you're helping take care of aging parents, being able to locate their essentials with a voice command is worth the price of the whole four-pack by itself. Check current pricing on Amazon.com.
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