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Apple
Air Tag
A compact tracker designed to help locate keys, bags, or other items you attach it to. It operates through Apple's Find My app.
$25.99
This coin-sized tracker can be attached to frequently misplaced items such as keys, backpacks, or pet collars. Place it in a bag or clip it to an item (a separate holder is required), and you can track its location using the Find My app.
If you are nearby, you can activate a beep sound. For users with newer iPhones, Precision Finding directs you to the item. If the item is further away, Apple's network of devices assists in locating it anonymously in the background.
You can share one AirTag with up to five individuals, which is beneficial for commonly used items like car keys. The battery lasts approximately one year and can be replaced by the user with a CR2032 battery.
This tracker is compatible only with iPhone or iPad. It will not function for Android users.
Why it works
- Compact size allows for easy attachment to bags or keys.
- Utilizes Apple's extensive network to locate lost items, even at a distance.
- Features a replaceable battery, eliminating the need for annual replacements.
Who it's for
- Individuals with an iPhone who frequently misplace their keys or bags.
- Parents monitoring a child's backpack or families sharing car keys.
What to know
- Compatible only with iPhone or iPad; not usable by Android devices.
- A holder or keychain is recommended, as one is not included.
- Rated IP67, meaning it can withstand splashes or rain.
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