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Apple’s latest AirTag is the cheapest it’s ever been

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Briefings

Apple's latest AirTag (second-gen) is the cheapest version ever, priced at $23 at major retailers. This price drop is attributed to a $6 discount. The device features an ultra-wideband chip for precision finding, directional cues, and up to 50% greater range compared to the prior generation. It supports up to five users, airline integration for lost luggage, and a replaceable CR2032 battery lasting over a year. The article notes that the second-gen model is the best Bluetooth tracker for iPhone users.

Key points

• The Apple AirTag (second-gen) is the cheapest version ever, priced at $23 at Amazon and Walmart.
• The device uses an ultra-wideband chip to enable Precision Finding with directional cues and up to 50% greater range than the prior generation.

Context

This finding matters for travelers preparing for the upcoming holiday season, as the significant price reduction makes the AirTag an attractive option for luggage tracking amid holiday chaos.

Limitations

Price data is snapshot-only and reflects specific retailer promotions at the time of publication. The article does not provide historical price trends or long-term value analysis beyond the current discount.

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