Second-Generation Apple AirTag Tracker on Sale at 20% Off
In the US, Amazon is selling the second-generation Apple AirTag Bluetooth tracker for $23, roughly 20% below its usual price. A four-pack costs $89.
Amazon is currently offering a discount in the United States on Apple's second-generation AirTag tracker. The device is available for $23, compared with its usual $29. Technology outlet Wired notes that such a price is not especially rare, but it matches the lowest discount it has tracked. A four-pack is also on offer for $89, with its price reduced as well.
How the device works
An AirTag is a small Bluetooth tracker that lets users add almost any item to Apple's Find My app. Wired's reviews team uses it while travelling to keep tabs on suitcases. If an airline error leaves luggage behind, the owner can go straight to customer service instead of searching in a panic. The article's author also keeps one in her car to remember which block it was parked on.
The tracker can be attached to keys, a diaper bag, a purse or a dog's collar, and its location is visible in the Find My app.
Additional features
The batteries last for months and are easy to replace. The AirTag also has a loud built-in speaker, so an item can be located by an audible alert. Its location can be shared with airlines or contacts, who can then help find a misplaced belonging.
The author also suggests considering an AirTag holder and mentions an option from Nomad that she uses on her own keychain. The sale is pitched at holiday travel.
