UGREEN’s Bluetooth trackers are now available in Russia through diHouse, offering four new models compatible with Apple’s Find My ecosystem. These trackers work with devices running iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, and later, letting iPhone and iPad users locate lost items through Apple’s global crowdsourced network. Prices range from 1,190 to 2,990 rubles (about $15 to $37).

• Four UGREEN tracker models launched in Russia: Finder Mini 2, Finder Slim 2, Finder Slim 3, and FineTrack 2
• All operate on 2400-2483.5 MHz frequency range and require iOS/iPadOS 14.5 or later
• Retail prices vary from 1,190 to 2,990 rubles

How UGREEN Apple Find My-compatible trackers work

Unlike GPS trackers, UGREEN’s devices do not have built-in GPS and don’t connect to the internet directly. Instead, they use Bluetooth to tap into Apple’s ”Find My” network-a global mesh of Apple devices that anonymously and securely relay location data for nearby lost items. When an iPhone user passes close to a misplaced tracker, their device silently updates the tracker’s location to iCloud, allowing the owner to see it on a map.

This approach reflects a broader trend in the tracker market away from standalone devices toward integration with major smartphone ecosystems. Consumers increasingly demand easy pairing and fast response times with familiar gadgets. Compatibility with Apple’s Find My network is now the baseline for trackers targeting Apple users, positioning UGREEN’s models to compete with offerings like Apple AirTag and Tile’s Find My-compatible tags.

Finder Mini 2 and Finder Slim 2 specifications

The Finder Mini 2 is a compact tracker powered by a 90 mAh lithium-polymer battery with wireless charging support. It takes about two hours to fully charge and can run up to 12 months on a single charge. Its small size makes it ideal for attaching to keys, bags, or other personal items.

The Finder Slim 2 features a slim plastic body and uses a non-rechargeable lithium-manganese battery with a capacity of 540 mAh. UGREEN claims this battery can last up to seven years, making it a solid choice for users who prefer low maintenance without the hassle of recharging.

Finder Slim 3 and FineTrack 2 features

The Finder Slim 3 offers compact plastic housing plus support for global positioning and magnetic wireless charging via an 80 mAh lithium-polymer battery. Charging takes around two hours, with up to one year of battery life on a full charge.

The FineTrack 2 stands out with a limited-edition football-shaped design celebrating the World Cup. It supports global positioning and runs on a CR2450 battery with a 600 mAh capacity, offering an estimated lifespan of five to seven years. The tracker carries an IP68 rating, protecting it against water and dust, and battery status can be monitored via the app.

UGREEN tracker pricing in Russia

Price points for these models in Russia are as follows:

• Finder Mini 2: 2,990 rubles (~$37)
• Finder Slim 2: 2,990 rubles (~$37)
• Finder Slim 3: 2,190 rubles (~$27)
• FineTrack 2: 1,190 rubles (~$15)

The price differences reflect the varying feature sets-for example, FineTrack 2 is the most affordable despite its limited-edition design and IP68 rating. Overall, diHouse’s lineup covers a wide range of budgets and user preferences, from simple compact trackers to rugged models with extended battery lives.

UGREEN’s expansion into the Russian market adds more options for Apple users seeking Find My-compatible tracking devices beyond AirTags. With distinct designs and battery configurations, these models could appeal to different needs, including longer battery life and waterproofing-features not all competitors offer.

As the tracking device field becomes more competitive, it will be interesting to see how UGREEN’s products perform against established players like Apple and Tile. Their integration with Apple’s Find My app is a must-have now, but factors like battery life, design, and pricing will likely influence consumer choice in this segment.