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SAVE $38.22:As of Oct. 31,genesis lopez sex video get a 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 trackers for $61.77 at Amazon. That's a 38% discount.

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Losing important items is always a bummer. You think you remember where you put something, but it's not there. In a perfect world, we could just remember where everything is. We don't live in a perfect world. That's why smart trackers were invented. Apple has its AirTags for those using iOS devices. Samsung has its own set of trackers you can use as well, and they're a great option if you're on Android. Plus, you can get a pack of them for a great discount today if you're quick.

As of Oct. 31, get a 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 trackers for just $61.77 at Amazon. That's a 38% discount, and $38.22 off their original price of $99.99. You get two black trackers and two white trackers in this bundle. Alternatively, you can get a single tracker for $21.27 (black) or $21.22 (white).

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These trackers are super simple to use. Add them to a keychain or keyring and attach them to any items you need to find quickly. Register a new tag with your Android device and let it go, as it can stay powered up for up to 500 days, with 40% more power if you turn on the power-saving mode. They're IP67-rated with both water- and dust-resistance, so they'll be fine if you accidentally drop one into a puddle or they get dusty at the bottom of a bag.

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These trackers are only compatible with Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, so they won't do you much good if you aren't already a user, but they're super simple to set up and reliable for those on the ecosystem. Plus, they offer multiple ways to find lost items. You'll still want an AirTag for the most comprehensive search network, but this is a great, affordable pack of smart trackers that make sense for Galaxy owners.

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