All the trackers, headphones, and devices that support Google's Find My Device network

Google’s refreshed and more powerful Find My Device network officially debuted in April 2024. It uses crowdsourced information, such as Bluetooth and location proximity data, to help users find their lost devices. This information enables more accurate pinpointing of items.

The service can also locate dead or switched-off devices, including newer Pixel models. However, the service now supports accessories, from Bluetooth tracker tags to audio devices like headphones and true wireless earbuds. Smartphones running Android 9 or newer also support the network.

Below, we list some devices currently supporting Google’s Find My Device network. Expect these lists to grow as the service develops.

Which Bluetooth tracker tags support Google’s Find My Device network?

The following Bluetooth trackers support the Find My Device network. Not all devices are available, but Google confirms several more will be available in due course.

Which audio devices support Google’s Find My Device network?

In addition to Google’s Pixel Buds, a limited number of audio devices currently support Google’s Find My Device network, including devices from Sony and JBL.