The AirTag is a tiny but mighty tool that brings the power of Apple’s “Find My” network to your everyday essentials. No more frantic searches for your keys or wallet – just a quick check on your iPhone and you’re good to go.
What We Loved:
- Seamless Integration: Setting up an AirTag is as easy as connecting your AirPods. It works seamlessly with your iPhone, iPad, and even your Mac.
- Precision Finding: If you have an iPhone 11 or later, the “Precision Finding” feature guides you directly to your AirTag using augmented reality and ultra-wideband technology. It’s like having a treasure map to your lost keys!
- Find My Network: Even if your AirTag is out of Bluetooth range, the vast “Find My” network can help locate it. This means your lost item can be found even if it’s miles away.
- Privacy Focused: Apple has taken strong measures to prevent unwanted tracking. AirTags are designed to discourage stalking and notify you if an unknown AirTag is moving with you.
- Affordable: Compared to other tracking devices, AirTags are surprisingly affordable, especially if you buy a pack of four.




What Could Be Improved:
- Accessory Costs: While the AirTag itself is reasonably priced, you’ll likely need to purchase a separate keychain or holder to attach it to your items. These accessories can add to the overall cost. As pictured above, you can buy really nice looking cases and chains for them.
- No Built-in Loop: A small hole or loop on the AirTag itself would have been helpful for attaching it to items without needing an extra accessory.
- Limited Android Compatibility: AirTags can be detected by Android devices using NFC, but they can’t be used for tracking with an Android phone.
Overall:
The Apple AirTag is a game-changer for anyone who frequently misplaces their belongings. Its ease of use, impressive accuracy, and strong privacy features make it a must-have for Apple users. While the accessory costs and lack of a built-in loop are minor drawbacks, they don’t detract from the overall value and functionality of this clever little device.