Apple’s AirTag 2 four-pack is down to $69.99 on Amazon in the US, sold and shipped by Amazon. That is $29 below Apple’s $99 price and works out to about $17.50 per tag.
It is also $19 lower than the $89 four-pack price we reported in late October. MacRumors flagged the price on November 11 and says it matches the four-pack’s record low. We haven’t checked the price history ourselves.
AirTag 2 four-pack deal: the per-tag math
Amazon shows the AirTag 2 four-pack against a $99.00 list price and labels the cut as 29 percent off. Apple announced AirTag 2 on January 26 at $29 for one tag and $99 for four, so the list price is Apple’s own.
A single AirTag 2 is $23 on Amazon, the same price we saw in October. The bundle saves about $5.50 per tag over that, but only if you need four trackers. Keys, a bag, luggage and a wallet would use them all. If you only need one or two, the single tag costs less overall.
Prices can change or end without notice; this was live as of publish time.
Other Apple discounts have started early this season too. Our roundup of early Apple Black Friday deals covers the rest.
What’s new in AirTag 2
The second-generation AirTag keeps the original shape, so existing AirTag accessories still fit. The changes are inside.
- Chip: second-generation Ultra Wideband
- Precision Finding: up to 50 percent more range than the first AirTag, per Apple
- Speaker: 50 percent louder, per Apple
- Requirements: iPhone with iOS 26 or later, or iPad with iPadOS 26 or later
Because setup needs an Apple device, AirTag 2 isn’t an option for Android owners. If that’s you, look at the Find Hub alternatives instead. Google’s Pixel Tag, Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag3 and Motorola’s Moto Tag 2 all fill that role.
Sources: Apple Newsroom, MacRumors
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