I wasn’t sure what to rate it at first🥹
I think everybody knows about these things more than I did or I’m the last to know lol. I bought the four pack because I can make use guaranteed at least with three of them. If not the fourth one. When I first took it out of the box, I pulled the plastic tab so the battery starts to work and there was very loud chirp. So I was thinking good that’s going to make a good alarm. If I need to find it and have it play a sound. Everything is going well so far but then I want to see if I’m going to find it easy to replace the battery. I don’t know how long the battery will last. So screw the case which was easy and the battery came out and I looked at it carefully to see how it goes in and this is when the problems began. These must’ve been on the shelf for a very long time, because I think the battery made one loud chirp, and that was the end of what it had because when I put the battery back in it could barely chirp. Sometimes it didn’t chirp, but it was very low, volume and very short. I thought it’s not making contact with the battery clips or something so I make sure everything is clean and it doesn’t do any better. Now I’m thinking this is not going to be very reliable, and therefore not useful. I know they’re not going into inventory and replacing batteries on things that they don’t sell in the first year and these look like they are made two years ago. Anyway, I put it aside out of my mind and I went to go get my hair done a couple of days later. I left that one AirTag in the house near my bathtub and I wasn’t using it even contemplating returning the whole thing including the cases I bought. I was worried that it was like the security cameras I bought that our wireless and I felt really good so I bought a lot of them for the house and then I found out they have a habit of occasionally going off-line and need to be restarted that drove me crazy, so I never deployed more than one of them, and this was feeling like it was going to be another product just like that. Anyway, I wasn’t sure of all the ways I’m supposed to work with the AirTags so I figure I’m going to buy a battery and try it again in the next couple of days and then decide on returning or not. Anyway, I’m leaving the house to go for my appointment and my phone gives me a warning that I’m leaving my purse behind! I was so thrilled I was sure the battery is depleted or the AirTag doesn’t work well but the combination wasn’t working and it did. It told me the signals are weak so at least that means it worked. On the way home I had it help me locate it, and literally it walked me to within , 6 feet or less of where the AirTag was so just like advertised! These work and they are fantastic. There are many things you can do with them depending on how you want to put them because you have to worry that if somebody sees it on your luggage, they just have to take it off your bag and run through the battery real quick and then your AirTag is history . It’s a lumpy thing to try to hide unless it’s something really big like your car and you have a lot of places to put it but then I wonder because the car is metal is it going to work. I think if you make an opening in the lining of your suitcase, or your purse or something else and put it there , and then set a reminder like within the year that all of them need to have new batteries, you’re going to be very happy with them!!
I totally understand that these are all the rage, but I also understand that if somebody has this program on their iPhone, they can find your items as well and possibly take them or take the battery out of it and now it is their AirTag and you lost your item and your AirTag!!!😡
I totally recommend these for anybody that wants to have one more chance when you misplaced something important to you. It’s one more way before you say goodbye to something that’s important that you can have an opportunity to find it.
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| Price | From: $79.00 | From: $24.99 |
| Ratings | (118,705) | (31) |
| Splash, Water, and Dust Resistance | Rated IP67 (maximum depth of 1 meter up to 30 minutes) under IEC standard 60529 | Rated IP67 (maximum depth of 1 meter up to 30 minutes) under IEC standard 60529 |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0 for proximity finding Apple-designed U1 chip for Ultra Wideband and Precision Finding NFC tap for Lost Mode | Bluetooth 5.0 for proximity finding Apple-designed U1 chip for Ultra Wideband and Precision Finding NFC tap for Lost Mode |
| Speaker | Built-in speaker | Built-in speaker |
| Battery | User-replaceable CR2032 coin cell battery | User-replaceable CR2032 coin cell battery |
| Sensor | Accelerometer | Accelerometer |
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handy little trackers
I bought this 4 pack of Apple AirTags to keep track of my keys, bags, and other stuff I tend to misplace. They are super easy to set up, just pull the tab and tap to connect to my iPhone. Then I can see the location in the Find My app.The precision finding feature is really cool, it shows an arrow on my phone screen pointing to the AirTag when I'm close. If the item is further away, I can put it in lost mode and get notified if someone else with an iPhone comes near it.The AirTags are small and lightweight, I can attach them to almost anything with the accessories. They are also waterproof and have a replaceable battery that lasts a long time.Pros:easy to set up and useprecise tracking with ultra widebandworks with Find My networklost mode for missing itemssmall, durable and water resistantlong battery lifeCons:need an iPhone or iPad to useaccessories sold separatelydoesn't stick to items, needs a holderOverall the AirTags work great for keeping an eye on my important things. The finding features are accurate and helpful. Just be aware of the potential misuse and privacy concerns. A bit pricey but worth it for the peace of mind.
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