Apple AirTag
The Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) is a compact, durable item tracker designed to help you locate your keys, bag, luggage, or other belongings with precision using the Find My network. Slightly thicker than its predecessor at 0.31 inches and weighing 0.42 ounces, it features an Apple-designed second-generation Ultra Wideband chip for significantly improved precision finding with expanded range, a louder built-in speaker (up to 50% louder), and enhanced Bluetooth connectivity. It offers IP67 water and dust resistance, a user-replaceable CR2032 battery, and new capabilities like Precision Finding on compatible Apple Watch models. With NFC for Lost Mode contact information and seamless integration into the Apple ecosystem, the AirTag 2 provides reliable, privacy-focused tracking with industry-leading accuracy and peace of mind for everyday use.
Key Features
Compact and Discreet
AirTags are small and lightweight, easily attaching to various items like keys, wallets, and luggage without being bulky or noticeable.
Bluetooth Tracking
AirTags utilize Bluetooth technology to communicate with your iPhone and other Apple devices, allowing you to locate lost items.
Find My Network
Leverage the power of the Find My network, a vast network of Apple devices that anonymously and securely assist in locating your AirTags.
Precision Finding
When your AirTag is nearby, Precision Finding on compatible iPhones can guide you directly to its location using a combination of sounds, haptics, and visual cues.
Siri Integration
Easily locate your items by simply asking Siri, “Hey Siri, find my keys.”
What’s in the Box
- AirTag 2nd Gen with CR2032 coin cell battery installed
- Documentation
FAQs
What exactly does an AirTag do?
AirTags are small Bluetooth trackers that help you keep tabs on essential items like keys, wallets, and luggage
Does AirTag work without internet?
While AirTags themselves don’t require an internet connection to function, you’ll need your phone to be connected to the internet to access and view the latest location information of your AirTag within the Find My app.
Is AirTag a GPS?
AirTags don’t use GPS. Instead, they leverage Apple’s Find My network. This network relies on Bluetooth signals emitted by AirTags to be detected by nearby Apple devices. These devices then anonymously and securely report the AirTag’s approximate location to iCloud, allowing you to find your lost items.
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