This Four-Pack of Apple's Newest AirTag Is at Its Lowest Price Ever Right Now
Amazon has a four-pack of Apple’s second-generation AirTag for $89 (down from $99)—matching its lowest price so far, according to price trackers. That brings the cost down to $22.25 per tracker, which is a better deal than buying them individually—a single AirTag is currently listed on Amazon for $27. Apple AirTag (2nd Gen, 4-Pack) $89.00 at Amazon $99.00 Save $10.00 Get Deal Get Deal $89.00 at Amazon $99.00 Save $10.00 The biggest upgrade you’ll find over the first-generation AirTag is Apple’s newer Ultra Wideband chip, which the company says gives Precision Finding up to 50% more range than before.
- ▪Amazon has a four-pack of Apple’s second-generation AirTag for $89 (down from $99)—matching its lowest price so far, according to price trackers.
- ▪That brings the cost down to $22.25 per tracker, which is a better deal than buying them individually—a single AirTag is currently listed on Amazon for $27.
- ▪Apple AirTag (2nd Gen, 4-Pack) $89.00 at Amazon $99.00 Save $10.00 Get Deal Get Deal $89.00 at Amazon $99.00 Save $10.00 The biggest upgrade you’ll find over the first-generation AirTag is Apple’s newer Ultra Wideband chip, which the compan
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Amazon has a four-pack of Apple’s second-generation AirTag for $89 (down from $99)—matching its lowest price so far, according to price trackers. That brings the cost down to $22.25 per tracker, which is a better deal than buying them individually—a single AirTag is currently listed on Amazon for $27. Apple AirTag (2nd Gen, 4-Pack) $89.00 at Amazon $99.00 Save $10.00 Get Deal Get Deal $89.00 at Amazon $99.00 Save $10.00 The biggest upgrade you’ll find over the first-generation AirTag is Apple’s newer Ultra Wideband chip, which the company says gives Precision Finding up to 50% more range than before. That means your iPhone can start pointing you toward a nearby AirTag from farther away, using on-screen arrows, haptic feedback, and sound as you get closer.
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