Samsung launched its first Bluetooth tracker, the Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag, back in January 2021. It has already been two years, and we’ve been waiting to see its successor, the Galaxy Smart Tag 2. Previously we reported that the Galaxy Smart Tag 2 was spotted on the Bluetooth SIG website, confirming its existence. However, the listing didn’t disclose any information about what to expect from the sequel. Samsung’s upcoming tracker has now popped on an FCC listing, revealing a few key details, and it could launch soon. The redesigned Galaxy Smart Tag 2 The Galaxy Smart Tag 2 recently popped up on the FCC website, revealing a slew of information about the upcoming AirTag competitor. According to the listing, Samsung’s Bluetooth tracker will carry the Galaxy Smart Tag 2 name. More importantly, the listing shows a retail-ready version of the Bluetooth tracker with a complete redesign. Source: FCC The image reveals Samsung has ditched the rounded square design of the original tracker. In its place, we have a new pill-shaped design with a cutout on top. We’re assuming it is to attach the tracker to keyrings, backpacks, and other objects. Unfortunately, the listing doesn’t reveal the size of the tracker. We are guessing it’ll be quite small, but it is hard to tell accurately from the information we have received. The listing reveals a few additional details, however, like the support for ultra-wideband (UWB) technology. This technology would allow the device to track more accurately with supported devices. However, there’s…Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag 2 redesign appears in certification application