Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) 4-pack in 30 seconds
Four Apple trackers in one box - U2 chip, 1.5x Precision Finding range; tag keys, kit bags, laptops and demo units
A 30-second breakdown of Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) 4-pack: who it is best for, what stands out and what to know before you buy.
Best for: iPhone-based teams tagging keys, kit bags and demo units; reviewers say gen-1 owners gain range and volume and nothing else.
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Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) 4-pack. Four Apple trackers in one box - U2 chip, 1.5x Precision Finding range; tag keys, kit bags, laptops and demo units
Best for: iPhone-based teams tagging keys, kit bags and demo units; reviewers say gen-1 owners gain range and volume and nothing else.
Strengths: Precision Finding from about 80 ft against 30-40 ft on gen 1 (Engadget); Speaker measured 85 dB against 66 dB (Macworld); Precision Finding on Apple Watch Series 9 / Ultra 2 and later (Macworld).
Watch-outs: No keyring hole; needs a holder (Engadget, Macworld); Non-rechargeable CR2032 coin cell (Macworld); Requires iOS 26.2.1 and an iPhone or iPad (Macworld).
The second-generation AirTag earned an Editors' Choice from both Macworld and Tom's Guide and 94/100 from Engadget, and the three reviews describe the same two changes
Price: List price $99 (Apple, Sep 2026).