Apple AirTag 4-Pack (2nd Gen)
– $69
Four of Apple’s newest AirTags for about $17 each, with a louder speaker and longer-range Precision Finding. You’ll need an iPhone or iPad to set them up.
Apple’s AirTag 4-pack is down to $69 on Amazon right now. That’s $30 off its $99 regular price, and you can grab the AirTag 4-pack on Amazon today. This is the second-generation AirTag that Apple launched in January, and $69 matches the lowest price it has ever sold for. It last hit this price at the end of October.
That works out to about $17 per tag, compared to $29 for a single AirTag. If you’ve been meaning to put one on your keys, your backpack, and your checked bag, a 4-pack covers it all.
Apple kept the same design as the original, so your old keychains and holders still fit. The changes are inside. A second-generation Ultra Wideband chip lets Precision Finding point you to a tag from up to 50% farther away than before. The speaker is about 50% louder, and Apple says you can hear it from twice as far away. Precision Finding now works from an Apple Watch too, as long as it’s a Series 9, Ultra 2, or newer.
Everything else carries over. It’s IP67 water-resistant and uses a CR2032 coin cell you can swap yourself. It also has NFC, so anyone who finds your lost tag can tap it with a phone to see your contact info.
Spec comparison
AirTag (2nd gen) vs Galaxy SmartTag3
| Spec | AppleAirTag (2nd gen) | SamsungGalaxy SmartTag3 |
|---|---|---|
| Works with | iPhone, iPad (iOS 26.2.1 or later) | Galaxy phones, iPhone (basic features) |
| Finding network | Apple Find My | Galaxy Find Network (900M+ devices) |
| Precision finding | 2nd-gen UWB, up to 50% farther than gen 1 | UWB, plus Bluetooth Channel Sounding up to 60m on select Galaxy phones |
| Speaker | About 50% louder than gen 1 | — |
| Battery | CR2032, user-replaceable | CR2032, user-replaceable |
| Battery life | — | Up to 550 days (790 in Power Saving) |
| Water rating | IP67 | IP67 |
| Lost mode | NFC tap | NFC tap |
| Weight | 11.8g | — |
| Regular price (4-pack) | $99 | $99.99 |
| Sale price (4-pack) | $69 | $99.99 |
★ Best in row. — Not published by the maker. Prices checked on November 11, 2026.
Here’s the catch for Android owners. AirTags only work with an iPhone or iPad running iOS 26.2.1 or later, so you can’t set one up on an Android phone. Your Android phone will warn you if an unknown AirTag is traveling with you, but that’s as far as it goes.
If you’re on a Galaxy phone, Samsung’s new Galaxy SmartTag3 is the closer match, and it even added basic iPhone support. On any other Android phone, the Moto Tag 2 works with Google’s Find Hub network and has UWB too. For more on Apple’s hardware, check out our Apple section.
Black Friday lands on November 27. With the AirTag 4-pack already at its record low, I wouldn’t expect it to drop much further. If everyone in your house carries an iPhone, this is the price to buy at.
Apple AirTags (2nd Gen) FAQ
No. Apple’s Find My network is free, and there’s no monthly fee to track your AirTags. The only ongoing cost is a CR2032 battery when the old one runs out.
Yes. In the Find My app, you can share an AirTag with up to five other people. Everyone you share it with can see where it is and play a sound, and they won’t get unknown-tracker alerts for it.
There’s no hard limit. An AirTag doesn’t have GPS, but any nearby Apple device on the Find My network can anonymously report its location. So you can see a tag in another city as long as an iPhone passes by it. Precision Finding, the on-screen arrow, only works when you’re close.
No. Free engraving is only available when you order directly from Apple, where the 4-pack is $99. The Amazon deal saves you $30 but skips the engraving.
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