Google finally launched the much-awaited and upgraded Find My Device network yesterday. Despite the fact that it is still new, there are a lot of devices that are already compatible with this network, with more devices to come out in the near future. Overall, this is a really good update, and will allow the network and the users to be able to find their lost devices with ease.
The list of Google's Find My Devices network supported devices is not that long, but at least Google is on the right track
We are now sharing a complete list of all the devices that are compatible with Google's updated Find My Device network, so if you are wondering whether your device is on the list or not, this is a great time to have a look and see if you are lucky.
At the time of writing, Google's Find My Device in the network supports a variety of headphones, trackers, and other devices. But it is worth noting that the list is only going to expand going forward, so your next new device might also be compatible with the network. Let's have a look, shall we?
Bluetooth trackers
- Chipolo One Point
- Chipolo One Card
- Pebblebee Clip
- Pebblebee Card
- Pebblebee Tag
- Eufy Smart Track Link for Android (coming soon)
- Eufy Smart Tag Card for Android (coming soon)
- JioTag Go (coming soon)
Audio
- JBL Tour Pro 2
- JBL Tour One M2
- Sony WH-1000XM5
I do understand that the list of the supported devices is not a really big one, but considering how the network only came out yesterday, it could take some time before more devices are compatible with Google's Find My Device network. One thing, however, is for certain: Google has done an excellent job with this system, and it is already available on all Android devices. If you are on Android and you are trying to figure out how to turn this off or on, I am going to present you with a tutorial shortly that will help you check the settings out with ease.
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