Apple's New Airtag is here: Features, price, where to buy & compatible devices explained

New Airtag 2: Apple has launched its updated AirTag, a Bluetooth tracker designed to help locate lost items. The new version boasts an expanded finding range, a louder speaker, and seamless integration with Apple devices. Available for $29 a singl...

New Airtag 2

New Airtag 2: Apple unveiled the new AirTag on Monday, a Bluetooth tracker that helps users keep track of and locate the items that matter most through Apple’s Find My app. It is designed exclusively for tracking objects, the updated AirTag now offers an expanded finding range, a louder speaker, and seamless integration with Apple devices. Since its 2021 launch, AirTag has helped users worldwide recover lost luggage, keys, bicycles, bags, and even lifesaving medications, as per Apple.

Where to Buy the New AirTag: Online and In-Store Options

The new AirTag is available to order today on apple.com and the Apple Store app, with in-store availability coming later this week and at Apple Authorized Resellers.

AirTag Pricing: How Much Does the Updated Bluetooth Tracker Cost and What to Know About AirTag Personalization

Pricing remains the same as its predecessor at $29 for a single AirTag and $99 for a four-pack. Apple said that customers can add free personalized engraving during checkout.


The AirTag FineWoven Key Ring, compatible with the new device, is priced at $35 and comes in five colors, including fox orange, midnight purple, navy, moss, and black.

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AirTag Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch Requirements

Apple said that to use the new AirTag, customers need a compatible iPhone with iOS 26 or later or iPad with iPadOS 26 or later, signed into their Apple Account with Find My enabled. Precision Finding on Apple Watch requires Apple Watch Series 9 or later or Apple Watch Ultra 2 or later running watchOS 26.2.1.
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Top Features of the New AirTag You Should Know

Here are key features of the New AirTag:

  • Precision Finding with haptic, visual, and audio guidance, up to 50 percent farther than the previous generation
  • Upgraded Bluetooth chip for extended item location range
  • Apple Watch integration for Precision Finding on Apple Watch Series 9 or later, and Apple Watch Ultra 2 or later
  • 50 percent louder speaker for hearing AirTag from up to twice the distance
  • Distinctive new chime for easier item detection
  • Find My network support for locating items even when out of iPhone range
  • Share Item Location with trusted third parties, including participating airlines
  • Industry-leading privacy and security, with no location data stored on the device and end-to-end encrypted communication
  • Protections against unwanted tracking, including cross-platform alerts and frequently changing Bluetooth identifiers
  • Environmentally conscious design, with 85 percent recycled plastic, 100 percent recycled rare earth elements, and 100 percent recycled gold plating
  • Accessory compatibility, including the FineWoven Key Ring made from 68 percent recycled content
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FAQs

What is the new AirTag?

It’s a Bluetooth tracker that helps you keep track of your items using Apple’s Find My app.
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How much does an AirTag cost?
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$29 for a single AirTag and $99 for a four-pack.
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