Ugreen's soccer-ball Bluetooth tracker for iPhone drops to $14.99

Ugreen’s FineTrack 2 is trying to sell value, not glamour. At $14.99 for Prime members on Amazon, down from a listed $19.99, the soccer-ball-shaped tracker asks iPhone owners to trade some flexibility for a lower entry price, while still plugging into Apple’s Find My network and its crowdsourced reach across hundreds of millions of Apple devices.

That bargain looks strongest in the everyday messes people actually live with. The FineTrack 2 glows in the dark, uses fluorescent stripes and a small white light for visibility, and throws a claimed 110-decibel alarm when something goes missing. For keys dropped in a dark entryway, a bag buried under a pile of coats, or luggage that needs a loud cue in a crowded room, those are the details that matter. Ugreen also markets the tracker with IP68 dust- and water-resistance and a replaceable lanyard, which makes the device easier to imagine on a backpack, suitcase, or key ring than many plainer budget tags.

The tradeoff is platform lock-in. The FineTrack 2 is Apple Find My-compatible only and does not support Android Find Hub, so its usefulness depends entirely on an iPhone household and the Apple device density around the lost item. In dense urban areas, airports, campuses, and other Apple-heavy spaces, that can be enough. In mixed-device homes, Android-first workplaces, or less crowded places, the savings come with more uncertainty about how quickly a lost item will surface on the network.

Battery life is the other place where the value test gets complicated. Ugreen’s official materials describe the FineTrack 2 as having a replaceable battery and service life of up to 24 months, while launch coverage has also described the tracker as lasting about five to seven years. However the numbers are presented, the device is built to compete on low upfront cost rather than premium features, and that makes endurance a separate question buyers need to weigh against Apple’s own tracker.

UGreen launched the FineTrack series in late May 2026 with the FineTrack 2, FineTrack Mini 2 and FineTrack Duo, and the company says the products are available in the United States through Amazon and its official store. It will also showcase the line at the FIFA Fan Festival in Los Angeles from June 11 to 14, 2026, as it pushes the trackers into a crowded market where price alone is not enough to close the deal.