Check out this Google Bluetooth tracker concept with a totally (in)appropriate name

Following rumours about Google’s upcoming AirTag-like Bluetooth tracker codenamed ‘Grogu,’ an idea imagining what the tracker may very well be like envisions a world the place nerds can truly discover the G Spot.

A mockup product page designed by Obi Fidler reveals off what the ‘Grogu’ tracker may very well be like. The mockup seems ripped straight from Google’s personal internet retailer and is effectively price trying out because it’s stuffed with cool animations.

Apart from the ‘G Spot’ identify, the idea truly makes numerous sense. The tracker seems loads like an AirTag, besides it is available in varied Google colors (‘Chalk,’ ‘Charcoal,’ ‘Sage,’ ‘Sand,’ and ‘Sky’). As a substitute of a boring plastic high, it has a cloth materials. It nearly seems like a tiny Nest Mini.

The product mockup web page particulars varied options of the G Spot — interlaced with jokes about discovering it — that largely sound like what you’d truly get from a Google tracker. That features issues like Google Assistant help so you may say issues like “Hey Google, discover my keys,” Bluetooth and ultra-wideband (UWB) help, integrations with Google’s Discover My System app, augmented actuality (AR) help to assist customers discover their G Spot, and extra.

The idea additionally highlights a replaceable battery that lasts all yr and a case formed like a Google Maps pin. Maybe probably the most doubtful a part of the idea (past the identify) is the suggestion that the G Spot would run on Google’s Tensor chip. I’d anticipate the G Spot would run on a lower-power chip than Tensor, though I might see Google debuting a brand new low-power chip for trackers with Tensor branding.

Anyway, you may take a look at the entire idea on Behance.