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Get 4 Apple AirTags for only $70 with this Best Buy sale

By Aaron Mamiit Published November 11, 2024

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The Apple AirTag is an extremely useful accessory for your peace of mind, and if you haven’t purchased the Bluetooth tracking device yet, here’s your chance at a discount. Best Buy is selling a four-pack for only $70, following a $29 discount on the bundle’s original price of $99. We’re not sure until when this deal will remain online, so we highly recommend completing your purchase as soon as possible if you don’t want to miss out on the savings.

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Why you should buy the Apple AirTag

There are lots of reasons why you’d want an Apple AirTag, including making sure that you never lose your luggage. It’s in our list of the best air travel accessories as the best luggage tracker, as it will certainly help alleviate the anxiety of potentially misplacing your bags. However, while the Apple AirTag for travel is highly recommended, it’s also great for keeping tabs on other items such as keys and wallets. It’s powered by a replaceable battery that lasts for more than a year, and it features IP67 water and dust resistance.

How do AirTags work? They are Bluetooth tracking devices that leverage Apple’s Find My network, connecting to the millions of Apple products in the wild to help you track their location if you lose the item that they’re attached to. Setting them up is easy — just remove the plastic tab on a new Apple AirTag to activate it, bring it close to your iPhone or iPad, and follow the on-screen prompts to connect the AirTag to your Apple ID. You’ll then be able to use Apple’s Find My app to show its location, make it play a sound if it’s nearby, and activate Lost Mode so you’ll receive a notification when it’s detected within the Find My network.

The Apple AirTag may be a lifesaver for Apple device owners — you’ll want to have it now rather than wish you had it when something gets lost. You can enjoy a $29 discount on a four-pack of the Bluetooth tracking device from Best Buy right now, which brings the package’s price down to just $70 from $99. You’re going to have to be quick though, because there’s a chance that the deal is gone as soon as tomorrow. If you want to get this four-pack of the Apple AirTag for a more affordable price, you should proceed with your transaction for it right now.

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