Apple AirTags are down to under $80 at Amazon — save over $10 on this helpful bundle
SAVE $19: As of Aug. 7, the Apple AirTag four pack is on sale for $79.98 at Amazon, down from the usual $99 — a 19% discount on Apple's compact Bluetooth trackers.
If you’re tired of the daily “where’s my keys/wallet/backpack?” routine, Apple has a sleek solution that’s on sale. As of Aug. 7, you can grab a four pack of Apple AirTags for $79.99 on Amazon. That’s $19 off the regular $99 price and a solid investment for peace of mind.
Each AirTag pairs instantly with your iPhone or iPad thanks to Apple’s dead-simple one-tap setup. Once connected, your items show up in the Find My app alongside your other Apple gear. Whether you attach one to your keys, slide one in your luggage, or stick one in a pet's collar, the AirTag makes it ridiculously easy to track down your essentials.
For nearby items, the built-in speaker can play a sound to help you locate them. If it’s further away, Apple’s Find My network taps into hundreds of millions of Apple devices (all anonymously and securely) to help you track it down. And if you’ve got an iPhone with Ultra Wideband, the Precision Finding feature can guide you to your AirTag with real-time visual and haptic feedback. It’s basically like a game of Hot or Cold, but smarter.
These tags are also water and dust-resistant (IP67), feature a replaceable battery that lasts over a year, and can even be shared with up to five people, so family or roommates can help keep tabs on commonly used items.
Put one in your luggage, toss another in your gym bag, and maybe save one for your pet that likes to escape at 2 a.m.. Either way, $79.99 is a great price to stop losing your stuff — and your sanity.
If you’re looking for more upgrades, check out our guide to the best Apple deals of the week you can buy right now, or browse the best smartwatches for every wrist to round out your setup.
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