Apple’s AirTags are finally back on sale: Single for $24 or a 4-pack down at $74 (From $18.50 ea.)

$18.50 ea./From $24

While it has been all about the Mac this week in Cupertino – we already have notable savings opportunities live on the new M4 MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac, today we have a solid deal on AirTag. Apple’s item trackers some how found a way to side step the fall Prime Day event, but the deals are landing today. Firstly, you can grab the regularly $29 AirTag down at $23.99 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35. But we also spotted the 4-pack at Amazon on sale for $73.99 shipped today. Regularly $100, that’s a straight up 25% in savings and among the lowest prices we have tracked there. 

We have seen a single AirTag drop as low as $23 at Amazon previously and the 4-pack down at $73, but it is rare to see anything lower than we have today outside of YMMV offers. It has been several months since we saw the slightly lower prices and now your chance to scoop some up for yourself or as stocking stuffers – you could always score the 4-pack at $18.50 per tracker and split them up as gifts. 

• Apple AirTag $24 (Reg. $29)
• Apple 4-pack AirTags $74 (Reg. $99)

There’s not a whole lot to say about Apple’s item tracker everyone doesn’t already know. They link up with the Find My app on your iPhone seamlessly and provide immediate item tracking directly via Apple’s extensive mapping network. They remain the best in the business if you ask me, adding the Find My capabilities (everything should have built-in these days if you ask me) to whatever you clip them to. 

Apple AirTag features:

• Keep track of and find your items alongside friends and devices in the Find My app
• Simple one-tap setup instantly connects AirTag with your iPhone or iPad
• Play a sound on the built-in speaker to help find your things, or just ask Siri for help
• Precision Finding with Ultra Wideband technology leads you right to your nearby AirTag (on select iPhone models)
• Find items further away with the help of hundreds of millions of Apple devices in the Find My network