Apple AirTag 4 Pack

The Apple AirTag 4-Pack offers a seamless and efficient way to keep track of your belongings, integrating effortlessly into the Apple ecosystem. Each AirTag is compact, water-resistant, and comes with a replaceable CR2032 battery that lasts over a year. Setting up is straightforward: simply pull the tab, and the AirTag pairs instantly with your iPhone or iPad via Bluetooth, using the Find My app for location tracking. The Precision Finding feature, available on select iPhone models, provides directional guidance to your tagged items. For those concerned about privacy, Apple ensures that all location data is encrypted and anonymous. Priced at $99 for the 4-pack, it's a cost-effective solution for families or individuals looking to monitor multiple items. Whether it's keys, bags, or luggage, the AirTag 4-Pack offers peace of mind and convenience

I love Apple AirTags, but this was a deal that you could not beat! A four pack for $63.99 was unbeatable compared to the usual four pack deal. I already have a few AirTags for my car keys and one for my husband‘s wallet because he tends to misplaced things quite often. Having had AirTags before I saw this four pack and have a trip to Europe coming up so I thought what better way to keep track of all of my luggage than to have the AirTags. The batteries that come with the original AirTags last a very long time I have noticed, but whenever it is time to replace the batteries in the AirTag I recommend Getting a good brand battery rather than generic because I’ve noticed that the generic battery replacements don’t last that long. There are so many occasions where I have misplaced my car keys and go under Find My and immediately i’m able to find where they are. The set up and connection to my device is super easy very simple and takes less than a minute to do the compatibility with sharing the AirTags with anyone in your family group or if you just want to share it with somebody who was using it is a very easy feature to set up. I also really like how Apple has pre-loaded labels in the AirTags set up and if one of the preloaded labels isn’t what you’re using your AirTag for you can just click custom and set it up for that specific item you’re using to track. I have also known a lot of people who rent out their cars on the Turo app that leave AirTags in their car to ensure that their vehicle is where it is supposed to be in coming back when it is supposed to on the date it is returned. It is also a good feature to have an AirTag in your car in case it wherever to be stolen or your purse in case it were to ever be stolen.

I think the Airtag needs no more introduction. At $99/4pack I think it's a bit pricey, but I got it during big spring sale at $70 which makes it a good deal. I've used the Airtags for over a year and it doesn't disappoint. Put it in my car, tag it in my keys, have one in my bag... I like airtags so much I even gift some to friends.What I like:- tracking is accurate- when you're looking for a it near you, on findmy app it really directs you to the airtag very accurately, like when you're 10ft from the airtag it'll show ~10ft and in which direction- integration with apple ecosystem is just seamless- using CR2032 battery, it does last for a year! But remember to get from a good brand like Duracell. I did use a cheaper brand and it only lasted for a few months.What I don't like is it doesn't have a hole to put some strap in. You either slip it in some pocket (some newer backpacks have built-in pocket for airtag) or you have to put it in a case. More things to buy 😮‍💨. For example in the attached photo is my airtag in an enclosing case which I bought separately.Another thing, what many new users might not realize is that AirTags aren’t like your typical GPS tracker that pings satellites from space and drains battery like crazy. Instead, they hitch a ride on Apple’s Find My network—basically, a massive crowd-sourced tracking system powered by millions of nearby Apple devices. It’s genius… until you lose your AirTag in the middle of nowhere, far from civilization (and iPhones). In that case, your AirTag is just sitting there quietly, waiting for an Apple device to stroll by and give it a lifeline. No Apple nearby? No updates. It’s like trying to send a text from the moon.But overall it's perfect for what it does and I highly recommend it if your use case needs one.