Which is better for tracking a wallet?

The Tile Slim. Its flat card shape slides into a card slot, while the Moto Tag is a fob that needs a holder.

The Tile Slim is rated up to three years on a sealed battery. The Moto Tag runs about a year per CR2032, but you can swap the cell yourself and keep going.

Does either one have GPS or location history?

No. Both are Bluetooth trackers that rely on nearby phones in their networks, and neither stores a location history.

Is the Moto Tag worth stepping up to?

For Android users, yes. The larger Find My Device network, the replaceable battery and the phone-ringing button are real advantages over the Tile Slim.

Will the Tile Slim work with my Android phone?

Yes. Tile supports both iOS and Android, while the Moto Tag is Android only.

Can I put the Moto Tag on my keys?

Not directly. It has no built-in loop, so you need a keychain or bag holder to attach it.

Motorola Moto Tag vs Tile Slim (2024)

The Moto Tag is the better pick for Android owners who want a replaceable battery, a physical button and Google's Find My Device network with ultra-wideband-style precise finding. The Tile Slim is a credit-card-shaped tag that fits a wallet and survives water and drops, but its battery is sealed and its network is smaller. Both are Bluetooth trackers with no GPS and no location history.

Choose the Moto Tag if you use an Android phone, want a CR2032 battery you can swap yourself, and like a button you can press to ring your phone.
Choose the Tile Slim if you want a flat tag for a wallet or passport holder and value a sealed battery rated to last up to three years.

Prices

Motorola Moto Tag: $27.89 at A5 IT (last seen Nov 10)
Tile Slim (2024): $9.25 at eBay (last seen Nov 10)
Difference: the Tile Slim (2024) is $18.64 cheaper than the Motorola Moto Tag at the latest prices (Nov 10)