SAVE $4.05: As of April 10,UK the Apple AirTag is on sale at Amazon for $24.95. This deal saves you 14% on the list price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple AirTag $24.95 at Amazon The Apple AirTag is back on sale at Amazon, and if you misplace things a lot, you need to hear more about it. These little tracking devices can be attached to almost anything: keys, luggage, passport, anything you find yourself frequently misplacing. And as of April 10, this Apple AirTag is reduced to just $24.95.
The setup for these couldn't be easier. Just attach it to your item of choice and track it in the Find My app. It even has a small built-in speaker, so you can trigger a sound from the Find My app on your Apple device, making it easier to find the AirTag if it's nearby but out of sight.
According to Apple, all AirTags are designed to have a one-year battery life, and that's with regular use. They use a standard CR2032 coin cell battery, which is user-replaceable. When the battery is running low, you’ll receive a notification on your iPhone, giving you plenty of time to replace it. So with this four-pack bundle, you'll always have active tracking.
It also has an IP67 water resistance rating, meaning it can cope with a maximum depth of one meter for up to 30 minutes. But let's hope your phone doesn't end up underwater...
Head to Amazon now to grab this deal.
Topics Amazon Apple
Wordle today: The answer and hints for February 13, 2025
Let's not forget the black Vine stars that turned the app into an art
Rape survivor creates powerful photo series to break taboos
The first fossilized dinosaur brain was just identified in England
A hedgehog blown up 'like a beach ball' was popped in life
Yes, you did hear Alex Trebek drop 'Jumpman' lyrics on 'Jeopardy'
'League of Legends' Worlds finals preview: SK Telecom T1 vs. Samsung Galaxy
Katy Perry really did dance to that Kanye West line about Taylor Swift
How to quit social media: This Gen Z
The first fossilized dinosaur brain was just identified in England
GPU Availability and Pricing Update: April 2022
MacBook Pro's crazy Touch Bar puts emoji, controls and more right in your keyboard
RIP Vine: Here's what users had to say about the platform's demise
Groupon buys LivingSocial, reminding people that those companies still exist
Will Oracle take over TikTok? Trump says he'll make a decision in 30 days
Man makes quick stop at In
Salesforce CEO on the acquisitions that got away
The first fossilized dinosaur brain was just identified in England
The Steam Machine: What Went Wrong
Australian startup founders are young and very rich, list confirms
Instagram now quietly nudges you to comment on posts in your feedThe internet is not loving the Magic Leap One's weird designLupita Nyong'o on the female relationships in 'Black Panther'Elon Musk teases what's next for Tesla in a yearEric Schmidt steps down as chairman of AlphabetMan attempts to slide down tube escalator, instantly regrets life choicesStar Wars crew explain why Kylo Ren was shirtless in 'Last Jedi'How to use your Bitmoji on Facebook, Snapchat, Google Chrome, and moreNASA has to pick between a mission to Titan and a mission to a comet'Die Hard' screenwriter confirms it's a Christmas movie, obviouslyKelly Marie Tran hugs friend John Boyega's costume and it's too cuteNetflix's 'El Camino Christmas' is a holiday film for no oneThe best comfort video games of 2017Twitter pays tribute to sportscaster Dick EnbergIn 2017, blockbuster movies stopped taking humanity for granted'Game of Thrones' is ending and Kit Harington is emotional about itUse this tool to see if you followed any fake Russian Facebook pagesAlmost 5 feet of snow fell on Erie, Pennsylvania over a twoNestlé accused of diverting water from San Bernardino National ForestElon Musk teases what's next for Tesla in a year Literary Put Bookscapes, Book Gardens by Sadie Stein In Which the Author Reads the Works of Albert Cossery: An Illustrated Essay by Nathan Gelgud TPR vs. Vanity Fair: The Sense of an Ending (With Pictures!) by Cody Wiewandt In Memory of Daryl Hine by Sadie Stein What We’re Loving: Old New York, The Boss, SodaStream by The Paris Review Henry James’s Living Room: Literary Color Palettes by Pantone by Sadie Stein Writing: The Great Invention of the World by Sadie Stein The Southern Underbelly: Remembering Lewis Nordan by Clyde Edgerton Vintage Ads, New Appeals by Sadie Stein How Is the Critic Free? by Caleb Crain My Little Pony, Typography Humor by Sadie Stein Dr. Collier by Julian Tepper What We’re Loving: Cocktails, Borges, Color by The Paris Review Bradbury’s File, The Unified Field by Sadie Stein Joshua Cohen and Gemma Sieff Answer Your Questions by Joshua Cohen and Gemma Sieff What We’re Loving: Dorian Gray, Sex with Immortals by The Paris Review Dreaming in French by Brian Cullman 112 Greene Street by Claire Barliant The Iliad, Improved: An Illustrated Panorama by Jason Novak