Reliance Jio Launches JioTag 2 Tracking Device in India

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Reliance Jio has launched JioTag 2 in India with Android and iPhone support, a 120dB speaker, one-year battery life, and a ₹1,249 price tag.

Reliance Jio launches JioTag 2 tracking device in India

Reliance Jio has launched the JioTag 2 in India, giving buyers a low-cost way to keep track of everyday items like keys, wallets, bags, and luggage. The second-generation Bluetooth tracker brings a refreshed design, broader ecosystem support, and a few practical upgrades that make it more useful than the original model.

The biggest change is cross-platform compatibility. JioTag 2 works with both Android and iPhone, supporting Google Find Hub on Android and Apple Find My on iOS. That makes it easier for more users to adopt without worrying about which phone they own.

Price and availability

JioTag 2 is priced at ₹1,249 in India, with an instant bank discount of up to ₹50 bringing the effective price down to ₹1,199. The tracker is available in Black, Red, and Green color options and is currently listed on Amazon India.

Key features

Jio says the tracker is built for practical, everyday use rather than flashy extras. It includes:

  • 120dB speaker for finding items nearby.

  • Lost Mode support.

  • IP64 rating for dust and splash resistance.

  • Up to one year of battery life.

  • No SIM card required because it works via beaconing technology.

That combination makes it a simple but useful accessory for people who frequently misplace essentials or travel with multiple bags and devices.

Why it matters

JioTag 2 is notable because it lowers the entry barrier for smart tracking in India. Apple’s AirTag ecosystem has long dominated the conversation, but Jio’s new tracker gives Android and iPhone users a more affordable alternative with wider platform support. For Jio, it also strengthens its growing smart accessories lineup and keeps the company competitive in the connected-device market.

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