Tile Pro sale drops tracker to its lowest price of 2026
Amazon and Tile are selling the Tile Pro for $23.99, a $11 discount and its lowest reported price of the year.
By Maya Lindqvist · Senior Technology Correspondent
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The Tile Pro sale has brought Tile’s top Bluetooth tracker down to $23.99 at Amazon and Tile, according to listings from both retailers. The $11 discount matters for shoppers comparing item trackers because the Tile Pro works with both Android phones and iPhones.
The Verge reported that the current price is the lowest for the Tile Pro so far in 2026. It is also $1 above the all-time low the publication tracked in October.
Amazon lists the Tile Pro at $23.99, down from $34.99. Tile is offering the same price through its own store.
What is the Tile Pro sale price?
The Tile Pro is on sale for $23.99 at Amazon and Tile. That is $11 off its regular $34.99 price, according to the retailer listings cited by The Verge.
Tile positions the Pro as its most capable tracker. The device offers a Bluetooth range of up to 500 feet and a 110-decibel ring, which The Verge described as the loudest alert in Tile’s tracker lineup.
A Bluetooth tracker is meant to help locate everyday items such as keys, bags or luggage. In the Tile Pro’s case, the built-in keyring hole lets buyers attach it directly to those items without purchasing a separate holder.
How does Tile Pro compare with AirTag?
The Verge noted that Apple’s latest AirTag may be the default choice for many iPhone owners, but said the Tile Pro can be a better fit for households using both Android and Apple devices. The Tile Pro does not use Apple’s Find My network or Google’s Find Hub network.
Instead, the Tile Pro works through the Life360 app. The Verge described the Life360 app as a reliable way to keep track of items both nearby and farther away.
The Tile Pro also includes some free features that Apple does not offer with AirTag, according to The Verge. Those include two days of location history and Place Alerts, which notify users when members of a Life360 Circle arrive at or leave selected places.
Life360 also sells paid plans that add more services. According to Life360’s pricing information cited by The Verge, subscriptions start at $7.99 a month and can include features such as SOS alerts that connect users to emergency services, crash detection, roadside assistance and free towing, depending on the plan.
The discount makes the Tile Pro one of the more affordable options cited for buyers who want a cross-platform tracker. The current deal is available from Amazon and Tile while the listed sale prices remain in effect.
This story draws on original reporting from The Verge.