AirTag 2 No Longer Carries Apple's Premium Price Tag When You Buy It on Amazon - Kotaku

Apple’s AirTag (2nd generation) is losing its “premium” pricing on Amazon, according to Kotaku, with buyers able to purchase it without the high Apple-linked price tag. The article highlights the tracker’s functionality: it can be activated to “chirp” from a phone and used with the Find My app and Apple’s Find My network. Precision Finding relies on second-generation Ultra Wideband for more accurate range and direction, with guidance through iPhone or Apple Watch. The AirTag uses an IP67 enclosure and a replaceable CR2032 battery claimed to last over a year, and it pairs with a few taps.