Apple's 2nd Generation AirTags Drop to a New Price Low
A practical accessory for iPhone owners who tend to lose wallets, keys, remotes.
Apple's second-generation AirTags have dropped to a new price low, according to Amazon. The four-pack of Apple AirTags Gen 2 keyfinders is now available for just $79.99 shipped, which works out to $20 per AirTag. These coin-shaped devices are designed for iPhone users who often misplace small items like wallets, keys, or remotes. The AirTag works as a small Wi-Fi keyfinder that helps locate lost objects by providing its general location when pinging via Bluetooth 5.0.
However, if your iPhone has a U1 chip with Ultra Wideband, you can benefit from the Precision Finding mode. This feature provides numerical distance and direction guidance when your lost item is within close proximity, guiding you right to it. The second-generation model is an upgrade over its predecessor, featuring more powerful Precision Finding, a longer Bluetooth range, and a louder speaker.
The CR2032 coin battery is still user-replaceable, ensuring the AirTag doesn't end up in a landfill when the battery depletes or you have to deal with battery degradation. Eric Song, IGN commerce manager, discovered this deal.
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