Amazon has reduced a single AirTag 2 to $24 for Prime Big Deal Days, saving $5 from Apple’s $29 regular price. The four-pack is also listed at $89 instead of $99, although the single tracker is the lower upfront purchase.
The price appears in Amazon’s current AirTag listings and matches the low previously offered during the June Prime Day sale. Pricing can change during the event, and Prime membership may be required for the displayed promotion.
AirTag 2 improves Precision Finding range and includes a louder speaker compared with the original model. Precision Finding still requires compatible Apple hardware, and an AirTag is intended for locating belongings rather than tracking people or pets.
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Single pack or four-pack
At $24 each, four single units would cost $96. The $89 four-pack is therefore the better per-item value for buyers who will use every tracker, while one discounted AirTag avoids spending more than necessary.
The Mac Observer’s AirTag 2 teardown coverage explains the internal changes behind the louder sound and updated Ultra Wideband hardware.
Buyers should verify that the product page identifies the second-generation model and that Amazon is the seller or fulfiller. The $24 price was checked on October 7 and is not guaranteed after Prime Big Deal Days ends.
AirTag does not include a key ring or adhesive mount. Buyers attaching it to keys, luggage or another item may need to budget for a separate holder.
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