The Xiaomi Tag has leaked with a price of €17.99 for single units and €59.99 for a four-pack, according to Xiaomi's French website. The leak appears to be accidental, with the listing already live despite the product not being officially announced. Some European retailers have reportedly listed the device for under €15, undercutting the suggested retail price before launch.

This version of the Tag reportedly lacks UWB support, which was previously rumored. Xiaomi appears to be planning two versions of the device - a cheaper model without UWB and a more expensive option with the technology. The Tag will likely integrate with Google's Find Hub network, similar to how Apple's AirTag works with the Find My network. It uses a standard CR2032 coin battery expected to last approximately one year before requiring replacement.

The pricing positions the Xiaomi Tag competitively in the Bluetooth tracker market, where Apple's AirTag retails for $29 in the US. The leaked pricing suggests Xiaomi is targeting budget-conscious consumers who want tracking functionality without premium features like UWB precision finding.