AirTags 2 on sale as low as $17.50 each — the lowest we’ve seen


Second-gen AirTags just hit their lowest price ever

Amazon currently has the second-gen Apple AirTag 4-pack down to $69.99. That works out to $17.50 per tag, the lowest price our team has tracked since the new version launched. Need just one? The single AirTag is down to $23. We don't have details on how long this price will last, but we doubt it will be long.

Four AirTags cover most trips — one in each checked bag, one in your carry-on, and a spare for your keys. Once your luggage is checked, the Find My app lets you watch it make its way on and off the plane, so you’re not standing at the carousel wondering.

The second-gen version adds up to 50% more Precision Finding range and a speaker that’s 50% louder, so tracking down a bag in a crowded terminal is far less of a guessing game. If you don’t own AirTags yet, or you need to add a few more to your arsenal, this is the price to buy at.


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