Credit: Eufy
- Eufy previously announced that it would launch Bluetooth trackers for Android’s Find My Device network in June 2024.
- The company later updated its announcement blog post to reveal that the target release date had been changed to late 2024.
- Eufy has now taken down the post entirely, which seems to suggest it could be abandoning those plans.
Before Google rolled out its revamped Find My Device network last year, three companies had announced that they would launch compatible Bluetooth trackers: Chipolo, Pebblebee, and Eufy. While Chipolo and Pebblebee have released their trackers, we’ve yet to see Eufy launch its products. Now it’s looking more likely than not that we may never get Eufy’s trackers.
In an April blog post, Eufy announced that it would launch two Find My Device trackers (SmartTrack Link and SmartTrack Card) by June 2024. When that date slipped by, the company updated the announcement post to reveal it changed the target date to late 2024. Now it appears that the tracker maker has taken down the post entirely, which doesn’t bode well.