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Put an AirTag on Everything With the Four-Pack Back at a Record-Low Price
Apple has announced a temporary price reduction for its second-generation AirTags, bringing the cost of a four-pack to $89. This deal, a repeat of a Prime Day discount, showcases the upgraded features, including an enhanced detection range and a louder speaker for better usability. Users can also share the AirTag's location with up to five contacts and enjoy a battery life of over a year, with notifications for replacements. As the back-to-school season approaches, this pricing tactic aims to attract buyers looking to keep track of their essentials.
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Published 19 Aug 2026, 10:15 UTC2 min read
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Summary
TL;DR
- Four-pack of second-generation AirTags priced at $89, a record low.
- New features include a louder speaker and extended range due to Ultra Wideband.
- Each tag can be shared with up to five contacts for location tracking.
- Battery lasts over a year with no guesswork on replacements.
- Single AirTag now available for $24, down from $29.
Interesting facts
- The new AirTags support Precision Finding on certain Apple Watch models.
- A single AirTag can be temporarily shared for tracking with trusted contacts.
- The updated speakers are reportedly 50% louder than the previous version.