Apple's latest AirTag four-pack drops to $89 at Amazon and Target
Apple's newest AirTag four-pack is back at $89 on Amazon and Target, matching its all-time low price, while Costco members can get a fifth tracker free. The second-generation AirTag offers improved Precision Finding and a louder speaker.
This week, Apple's latest AirTag trackers are once again available at a significant discount. The four-pack costs $89 at Amazon and Target, which is $10 off the regular price and matches the all-time low price for this bundle. Costco members can also get a deal that includes a fifth AirTag for free.
AirTags are Bluetooth trackers that work with Apple's Find My network. While many Bluetooth trackers now support Find My, only the latest AirTag combines that compatibility with Apple's new ultra wideband (UWB) chip, which powers an improved Precision Finding experience. In the Find My app, Precision Finding shows on-screen arrows and distance indicators that guide you directly to a lost item. The second-generation AirTag also has an upgraded chip and extended Bluetooth range, making it faster and more reliable to locate items even in multi-story homes.
Precision Finding is also available on Apple Watch Series 9 or later. And if you still can't find your item, the built-in speaker is noticeably louder than before, making it easier to track the AirTag by sound.
For summer travel, AirTag sharing allows up to five people to keep track of the same item, and Share Item Location lets you temporarily share an AirTag's location with participating airlines such as United, Delta, and American Airlines.
There's still no built-in lanyard hole, so you'll need to buy a separate loop or holder. The tracker still uses a replaceable CR2032 battery, so you won't have to replace the whole device when the battery runs out. At $89 for four, the deal makes Apple's tracker a little easier on the wallet.
