Amazon has knocked £25 off Apple’s four-pack of second-generation AirTags and dropped the set to £74.
Down from its £99 RRP, the AirTag (2nd generation) four-pack is now 25% cheaper, which works out at £18.50 per tracker and covers your keys, your wallet, your everyday bag and the suitcase that only comes out for holidays.
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With a louder speaker and a longer Precision Finding range, the AirTag (2nd generation) four-pack is down to £74 at Amazon, saving 25%.
Sitting at £74, the set is now cheaper than at any point in the past three months, after Amazon held it between £84 and £99 for most of that stretch, and the drop lands before Black Friday and well ahead of Christmas travel.
Travel is where the AirTag (2nd generation) earns its keep fastest, because if a checked bag goes astray you can share its location temporarily and securely with over 50 airline partners, handing the people searching for it a clear lead to follow.
Closer to home, the upgraded Ultra Wideband chip stretches Precision Finding range by up to 1.5 times, with step-by-step directions now on Apple Watch as well as iPhone. When the keys are buried in a coat pocket, a 50% louder speaker and a new chime finish the job.
Keys are often shared too, and the AirTag (2nd generation) lets up to five people track the same tag, so the family car keys, a bike or the umbrella that keeps leaving the house all stay visible to everyone who uses them.
Only the people you add can see where a shared tag is, and Apple never stores location data or history on the AirTag itself, so tracking together stays within the small circle you have personally invited in.
Sharing a tag across a household only works if it keeps going, and each one runs for more than a year on a CR2032 coin cell inside an IP67-rated shell built for rain, splashes and dust, with your iPhone flagging when the battery needs replacing
With more than a year between battery swaps, £74 buys four trackers that ask almost nothing of you once they are set up, which makes this an easy call for any iPhone owner who loses keys, wallets or bags more often than they would like.
