Updated
Updated · The Verge · Oct 27
Apple AirTag Falls to Record $23 at Amazon and Walmart Ahead of Thanksgiving
Updated
Updated · The Verge · Oct 27

Apple AirTag Falls to Record $23 at Amazon and Walmart Ahead of Thanksgiving

3 articles · Updated · The Verge · Oct 27

Summary

  • $23 marks a new low for Apple’s latest AirTag at Amazon and Walmart, trimming $6 off the item tracker as holiday travel demand starts to build.
  • Apple’s second-generation model stands out for iPhone users with ultra-wideband Precision Finding, stronger Bluetooth performance, and directional tracking from up to 50% farther away than the prior version.
  • Travel features add to the pitch: users can share an AirTag with up to five people and temporarily share a lost bag’s location with participating airlines including United and Delta.
  • The sale follows another record-low AirTag discount reported a day earlier, underscoring how retailers are leaning on holiday-season promotions for Apple accessories.

Insights

How does Apple's billion-device network make the discounted AirTag both a travel lifesaver and a potential privacy risk?
Why might buying the wrong replacement battery render your newly discounted 2nd-gen Apple AirTag completely useless?
Does the ability to constantly monitor your luggage's exact location alleviate travel anxiety, or actually exacerbate it?