Apple’s 4-pack of AirTags hit the best price of the year today at $70 (Reg. $99, $17.50 ea.)

Reg. $99/$70

We we reported previously, a single Apple AirTag is scheduled to hit $19 Black Friday pricing later today at Walmart for Walmart+ members (50% off right now), but Best Buy is stepping in early this morning with a more than notable deal on the 4-pack of AirTags. Now live as part of its Black Friday Deals Right Now sale, you’ll find Apple’s 4-pack of AirTags down at $69.99 shipped. Regularly $99 and currently on sale for $80 at Amazon where this multi-pack has been for a few months, Best Buy is now offering the best price anywhere on the 4-pack at $17.50 per tracker. 

The 4-pack very rarely drops below the $75 range at Amazon and almost never as lows as the $73 we spotted recently – the $70 list here today is very much a Black Friday-worthy price. 

You will find the single listing featured in today’s Target Black Friday Daily Deals and marked down to what would normally be a solid price at $22.99 Prime shipped via Amazon, but Walmart’s Event 1 Black Friday sale is on the horizon now and is scheduled to have the best price of the year at $19. As we already detailed, this price will go live at 12 p.m. ET for Walmart+ members before opening up today everyone later today (if it’s still in stock) at 5 p.m. ET. 

Apple’s AirTag remains the best in the business, linking up seamlessly with the Find My app on your smartphone to provide reliable tracking services to anything it is attached to. A built-in speaker supports audible chimes – you use your phone to have the AIrTag make a sound in order to help track it down, or just ask Siri to give you a hand. It also makes for a wonderful stocking stuffer for anyone with an iPhone. 

Apple AirTag features:

AirTag. Keep track of your keys, wallet, luggage, backpack, and more, all in the Find My app. Play a sound on the built-in speaker, or say “Hey Siri, find my gym bag.” With select iPhone models, Precision Finding can lead you right to your nearby AirTag.1 If it’s further away, hundreds of millions of Apple devices in the Find My network can help track it down. All anonymously and encrypted for privacy.