Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love these! You connect the Apple AirTag to your Apple iPhone and your iPhone will alert you when it detects your device the tag is attached to is “left behind” with an approximate address. Be sure to order an Apple AirTag case to place the Apple AirTag inside of prior to use. It’s great for keys, luggage, bags, etc.

The simply work. Can’t complain. They rely on apples extensive find my network. Really easy to find anything anywhere.

I use these to track our vehicles. Also to track Grandma who lives alone and doesn't have a phone that can use Find My. Haven't had to change a battery yet. Seems to want to communicate with nearby phones. some nearby people have mentioned they are getting a message about something trying to connect. not sure what that's about.

Very nice product and the delivery was very acurated

Helps me find my device when I lose it. I like that the find my device features shows how far you are from your missing device and directs you to it.

great option for tracking. In my case, I bought it out of fear of the bags being lost, I worked really well and thank God I didn't have any problems, I recommend the product and the store! Amazing.

Works as intended, very easy set up. I use to track my bags.

Best thing to find your keys, bags wallet etc. Worth buying it for this price.

They are very practical and work perfectly, just that I thought they will be constantly sending their position, they don’t; they will tell you the last place they were visible. Also a nice thing it will let you know last time it was near you.

The apple airtag works amazing it's easy to use and small I just wish there was a small loop on the device to carry it around on keys so I don’t have to buy the accessories.

AirTags work very well and saving roughly $20 when buying 4 is a decent deal. The year-long ilfe-span of the battery is not bad when considering the constant—albeit small—power draw of Bluetooth connectivity. Overall, AirTags are well-built, utilitarian devices, that find themselves at home within the Apple ecosystem.

Nice neat and clean . Highly recommend. Every one should buy

This little Apple tag worked very well on a recent trip from Colorado through Philly to Boston and Return. It kept me informed of my baggage location at all times. No worry about whether or not it would make it passed all the baggage handlers. Get this if you travel a lot. Peace of mind.

These AirTags work great. I put one in anything I need or want to keep track of and my phone can see exactly where it’s at.

Very good and accurate. Very easy to use and had no problems.

I Used it for my boxes and I was able to track my boxes and get them on time

I feel a lot better now that i have this TAG Was losing my wallet too many times Now if I walk more than like 50 feet it will let me know

I’ve now been using Apple’s trackers for over a month and while I’m impressed with the technical capabilities of them, I’ve yet to find a compelling reason to buy them. Unless you’re constantly losing stuff in your house. This is actually pretty reasonable, but here we bump into one of the first issues with the AirTags: you need a key ring to get the most use out of them. Yep, there’s no way to easily attach an AirTag to anything without an accessory. There’s no hole or anything similar in the device, despite this being totally possible. There’s no way this is anything but a business tactic. While the AirTags themselves are reasonably priced, the cheapest Apple brand key ring for the trackers will start at $30 each. Of course, there are less expensive 3rd party options — as well as a thriving 3D-printing community — but you can bet this is a huge money-maker for the Cupertino company. I love the idea of them and think they’re well designed, but I just don’t use them much. In fact, it’s been a couple of weeks since I opened the Find My app. To be fair, I do feel protected on some level by having them attached to my keys. That peace of mind by itself is almost worth the $60 or so one and a key ring would cost. But do I believe I could easily find my keys if I did lose them? Not really. But it is better than nothing. And maybe that’s the core of the issue with the AirTags: they’re better than nothing, but not much more than that. Honestly, these things have an incredible amount of potential, but outside of finding stuff in your home, their use case is limited. In many ways, this is how I’ve felt about a lot of first generation Apple products. The iPad, Apple TV, and Apple Watch all left me slightly cold and confused at the start, but evolved into truly fantastic bits of hardware that towered above their peers. And I have no doubt the AirTags will take a similar trajectory — they’re just not there yet.

Apple is always putting out great products - couldn't live without this.

Work great for the money you pay. Has to update every 10 minutes but it helps tracking my bike