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The AirTag is Apple's coin-sized Bluetooth tracker for keys, bags, luggage and wallets, sold here as a four-pack. It pairs with an iPhone or iPad in one tap and lives in the Find My app, where you can ring it, see its last location, or use Precision Finding on Ultra Wideband iPhones to walk straight to it. Out of range, it leans on the huge Find My network of other Apple devices, which report its location anonymously and encrypted. It is the natural pick for iPhone households; Android owners get none of this and should look at Samsung SmartTag or Tile instead.
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Owners rate the AirTag as the easiest tracker to live with if you use an iPhone, praising the setup and the Precision Finding arrow. Complaints center on the lack of a key hole, the need to buy holders, and the fact that it is useless on Android.
AirTag is a small tracker that helps you keep track of items like keys, a wallet, luggage or a backpack in the Find My app. Setup takes one tap and connects it to an iPhone or iPad. This set includes four AirTags.
You can play a sound on the built-in speaker or ask Siri to help find an item. On select iPhone models, Precision Finding with Ultra Wideband technology leads you to a nearby AirTag. For items farther away, the Find My network of hundreds of millions of Apple devices can help locate it. Lost Mode notifies you automatically when the AirTag is detected in that network.
All communication with the Find My network is anonymous and encrypted. Location data and history are never stored on AirTag. The replaceable battery lasts over a year, and the AirTag is IP67 water and dust resistant.
