Which Samsung S Pens Can Be Located Using SmartThings Find?
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Samsung has confirmed that only one S Pen model is officially compatible with its SmartThings Find tracking service, despite the stylus line spanning battery-free pens from the retired Galaxy Note series, Bluetooth-enabled variants, and larger styli for tablets and foldables. The announcement clarifies a key limitation for Galaxy users: while the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra can warn owners when its S Pen hasn't been returned to its built-in slot—a feature Samsung introduced with the S22 Ultra in 2022 after first adding S Pen support to the S21 Ultra in 2021—the alert functions only as a reminder, not a location tracker. The distinction matters because misplaced S Pens, which lack built-in tracking, can be difficult to recover once left behind. Samsung has not specified which single S Pen model supports SmartThings Find, leaving users and buyers of the S26 Ultra, expected to continue the built-in slot design, awaiting clarity on whether the flagship's bundled stylus will gain findable status.
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