Track Best Buy Orders and Packages in Google Wallet
Paste the tracking number from your Best Buy order to add the package to Google Wallet and follow it on your lock screen. No app to install.
How to track a Best Buy package in Google Wallet
- Find the tracking number. Open Orders in your Best Buy account, choose the order and tap Track. The carrier and tracking number are shown on the shipment.
- Paste it into the box at the top of this page. TrackIt finds the carrier and fetches the latest status.
- Sign in or create a free account, then tap Add to Google Wallet. On a computer, scan the QR code with your phone.
- Watch the status change in Google Wallet as the carrier scans the parcel.
How Best Buy ships
Best Buy uses parcel carriers such as UPS and FedEx, and larger items go with a freight or home-delivery partner.
Other ways to follow the package
Google Wallet can list Best Buy orders it finds in your Gmail once package tracking is switched on, and Google says that is currently only available in the US. Open Google Wallet, tap View more, then View more transactions, then Orders. It has no field for a tracking number, which is why TrackIt builds the pass for you.
Common questions
Can I track a Best Buy order in Google Wallet?
Yes. Copy the tracking number from your Best Buy order, paste it into TrackIt, and tap Add to Google Wallet. It works whichever carrier Best Buy used, and it keeps updating as the parcel moves.
Where do I find my Best Buy tracking number?
Open Orders in your Best Buy account, choose the order and tap Track. The carrier and tracking number are shown on the shipment.
Which carrier delivers Best Buy orders?
Best Buy uses parcel carriers such as UPS and FedEx, and larger items go with a freight or home-delivery partner.
Why doesn't my Best Buy order appear in Google Wallet by itself?
Google Wallet's own order tracking reads orders from Gmail, for supported shops, and Google says it is currently only available in the US. If Best Buy isn't picked up, or you're outside the US, a tracking number added to TrackIt is the way around that.