I consider the Apple AirTag 2 a must-have gadget for any iPhone owner — and a four-pack is now 22% off
If you own an iPhone and you find yourself regularly losing items either at home or out and about, then the AirTag will likely be worth its weight in gold.
The dinky discs can be placed in, or attached to, virtually any item you own.
If you become separated from that item, you can quickly and easily see where it is on a map.
Apple introduced the second-gen AirTag 2 at the start of 2026, bringing with it upgraded features, including being able to be found from a farther distance, and a louder speaker so you can hear it more easily — and currently, you can save 22% on a four-pack at Amazon for a limited time.
AirTag 2 (four-pack): was $165 now $129 Offering a seamless route to being reunited with your misplaced items, the AirTag 2 is a must-own gadget for any iPhone owner.
The discounted price of the 4-pack results in each AirTag AU$32.25 each — considerably less than the AU$37 you’d need to pay for a discounted single unit .
You can attach them to keys, throw them in a suitcase, even strap one to your dog’s collar.
Once you start using them, you’ll wonder how you ever went without them.
View Deal Take it from me, the AirTag is one of the gadgets that you never knew you needed until you own it.
I own the first-gen model, and have them attached to a couple of sets of keys.
I lost one set on a late-night walk home some time ago, and rather than feel stressed about the whole ordeal, I simply opened the Find My app the next morning and saw exactly where my keys were.
A short while later, we were reunited.
As mentioned, the second-generation AirTag offers some notable upgrades over its predecessor that make it even more findable.
These include a heavily upgraded ultra-wideband (UWB) chip that enables precise AirTag finding from up to 50% farther away than the previous tracker.
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