Save $20 on the Apple AirTag 2nd‑Gen Four‑Pack – Limited Time Deal

If you’ve ever misplaced a set of keys, a backpack, or that‑ever‑vanishing remote, you know the frustration of a dead‑end search. Apple’s AirTag promises to end that anxiety, and right now the newer second‑generation version is on sale.

For a limited window the four‑pack of AirTag 2nd‑gen trackers is listed at $79.99 on Amazon, which is a neat $20 (about 19 %) off the regular $99 price tag. It’s the kind of discount that makes you think, “Maybe I should finally tag the laundry basket.”

These little discs work the way you’d expect: stick one to whatever you want to keep an eye on, open the Find My app on an iPhone, iPad or Mac running iOS 14, iPadOS or macOS Catalina or newer, and you’re set. The app lets you see the item’s last known location, and if it’s within range you can make the AirTag emit a sound.

What’s new in this generation? First, the speaker is louder – the ping cuts through background noise a bit better, so you can hear it from across a cluttered kitchen. Second, the Bluetooth range has been extended, meaning you can trigger that ping from a greater distance than before. And if you’re the type who likes to involve friends, you can share an AirTag’s location with trusted contacts, handy for family members hunting a shared bike.

The battery life still lasts more than a year, and when the coin‑cell runs low your iPhone will give you a heads‑up. Swapping the battery is as easy as a quick twist. Privacy‑wise, Apple says only you and anyone you explicitly grant access can see the tag’s whereabouts – no unwanted tracking.

On the sustainability front, the newer AirTags are made from about 85 % recycled plastic, so the discount feels a little greener too.

Bottom line: If you’ve been on the fence about buying AirTags, the $79.99 four‑pack makes the math easier. Just click through, snag the deal, and start attaching them to the things you care about.