Apple’s four-pack of second-gen AirTags are $20 off

Apple is offering a four-pack of their second-generation AirTags at a discounted price of $79, down from the original price of $99, on both Amazon and Target. This bundle represents the lowest price for the set, making it more affordable to purchase four AirTags together. While buying individual AirTags at $24 each is possible, the four-pack offers significant savings, allowing customers to save $17 compared to buying four separately.

The second-generation AirTag features several enhancements over its predecessor, including an upgraded ultra-wideband chip for improved location tracking, a louder speaker, and an expanded Bluetooth range. These upgrades contribute to a more precise and reliable tracking experience. The AirTag's design remains unchanged, with the same appearance as the first-generation model, and the improvements are primarily internal, focusing on performance enhancements.

Users have reported that the newer AirTag is easier to track in various settings, such as different floors in a home. Amazon is offering other noteworthy deals, such as a discounted Stream Deck with 32 programmable keys, now priced at $199.99 after a $50 discount. This price drop follows the item's low point during Amazon's Prime Day in late June.

Additionally, a charging dock for the Joy-Con controllers of the Nintendo Switch 2 is available for $6.99, a significant reduction from its original price. This accessory allows users to charge Joy-Con controllers for both the Switch 2 and the original Switch, offering convenience and value. Finally, a Backbone One PlayStation Edition controller, compatible with iOS devices through Sony's Remote Play app, is available for $27 in used condition on eBay.

This controller provides a comprehensive set of controls for gaming, whether on a phone or streaming console and PC games, making it an attractive option for those seeking a budget-friendly gaming accessory.