“Finding my luggage at the airport became a breeze thanks to the AirTags."
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Savvy shoppers know that Amazon Prime Day is the best time to score Apple devices for less. This year, the tech giant has marked down everything from bestselling iPads to AirPods and even Apple Watches. Despite that, the most useful Apple device you can get during Prime Day is the humble AirTag—and they've never been cheaper than right now.
A pack of four Apple AirTags is available for just $75, a 24% discount on their normal $99 list price. According to the price tracking site CamelCamelCamel, that matches the lowest price this product has ever been available for on Amazon. Over 10,000 shoppers have purchased a four-pack of these "game changer" devices in the last month, and we're estimating that number to have tripled for Prime Day.
AirTags are similar to other low-energy Bluetooth trackers, but they’re the only ones fully baked into the Apple ecosystem. Setting them up with an iPhone or iPad is dead simple, as is viewing their location on a map and making them emit an extremely annoying beeping sound when you can’t find your keys. Changing the watch battery inside is the most onerous part of owning AirTags, but since the battery lasts for years, it’s not a chore you’ll have to do often.
Shoppers love how versatile AirTags are. “Their value truly shone through on a recent trip,” a shopper wrote. “Finding my luggage at the airport became a breeze thanks to the AirTags…If you're looking for a reliable way to track your belongings and score a good deal, the Apple AirTag 4-pack is a winner.” Other reviewers use them on bikes and dog collars along with more obvious items like keys and wallets.
If you have an Apple device and don’t use AirTags you’re either the most organized, responsible person in the world or someone who should take advantage of this unprecedented deal on a four-pack of Apple AirTags before it disappears when Prime Day ends on July 17.
