Amazon offers a four‑pack of second‑generation AirTags for $89, down from $99. This price translates to $22.25 per tracker, lower than the $27 list price for a single unit.
The new AirTag features an Ultra Wideband chip that extends Precision Finding range by up to 50%. Users can locate trackers from farther distances using on‑screen arrows, haptic feedback, and sound cues.
The built‑in speaker is 50% louder, making it easier to locate an AirTag when it is hidden in clothing, bags, or furniture.
Precision Finding now works with newer Apple Watch models, allowing users to track nearby AirTags directly from the wrist without an iPhone.
All other specifications remain unchanged: a replaceable CR2032 battery, IP67 water and dust resistance, and the same dimensions, ensuring existing accessories remain compatible.
While current owners may find little incentive to upgrade, first‑time buyers can obtain the newer model at a price comparable to older AirTag multipacks.
