The panic of a suitcase that never shows up on the carousel, or keys nowhere to be found ten minutes before you leave — an AirTag on everything that matters, and that panic stops existing.
View on Amazon →Find a misplaced item via the Find My app, with help from Apple's network.
Enough to cover bags, keys, luggage, and one more item, without buying them one at a time.
Pair it once, and it works in the background without another thought.
For anyone who regularly loses their keys, travels with bags that all look alike, or just wants peace of mind about what matters.
AirTag is Apple's small tracker you drop in a bag, on a key ring or in a suitcase and find again in the Find My app. This page links to the AirTag 4 Pack (2nd Generation), released in January 2026.
AirTag 2 vs 1: Apple says the new model uses its second-generation Ultra Wideband chip (the same as the iPhone 17 lineup). Precision Finding can guide you from up to 50% farther away, and the speaker is 50% louder, audible from up to twice as far. For the first time, Precision Finding also works on Apple Watch (Series 9 or later, or Ultra 2 or later). The shape is unchanged, so first-generation accessories still fit.
Each AirTag is 31.9 mm across and 8 mm thick, weighs 11.8 g and is IP67 rated (up to 1 m for 30 minutes). It runs on a user-replaceable CR2032 coin cell that lasts more than a year depending on use. When travelling, Share Item Location lets you send a bag's location to a participating airline.
Per Apple, the 2nd-generation AirTag has a newer Ultra Wideband chip, Precision Finding from up to 50% farther away, a 50% louder speaker and Precision Finding on Apple Watch. The size and shape are the same.
Not for setup — you need an up-to-date iPhone or iPad and an Apple Account. An Android phone can, however, get an alert if an unknown AirTag is travelling with it.
AirTag uses a CR2032 coin cell you can replace yourself. Your iPhone lets you know when it's low; it lasts more than a year depending on use.
Sources: Apple's official tech specs for AirTag (apple.com/ca, accessed September 2026); Apple press release, January 26, 2026.
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