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Black Friday in July pricing hits latest AirTag 2, score some from $22 a pop

If you’re looking to secure some of Apple’s latest item finders, the new enhanced AirTag 2 that dropped this year is seeing some deals this week for the Black Friday in July festivities. Deals on the new AirTag 2 have been largely been hard to come by outside of the recent Prime Day bonanza but if you missed out then, there’s some cash to be saved this week as well. 

Amazon has dropped the single AirTag 2 listing down by a couple bucks now, from $29 to $27, but you can save even more with the 4-pack right now if you can put a small fleet of them to good use. 

Clearly the single listing is seeing a very light deal right now, but it has only sold for less than this once – it was $24 for Prime Day about a month ago now. 

However, the 4-pack offers a better per AirTag price even when it’s at full MSRP, so the 10% price drop right now actually brings the per Tag price down to just over $22 Prime shipped for the lowest we have tracked since release in new condition. Considering Amazon is charging slightly more than this for a single first-generation AirTag, this is actually a solid opportunity to pick up a small bundle and put them to use this summer. 

This somewhat surprising return to the Prime Day low is also accompanied by a series of notable Apple deals this week for Black Friday in July, from AirPods Pro 3 and the 2026 AirPods Max 2 to the official MagSafe battery and more:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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