Apple AirTag (2.ª generación): localizador para llavero, cartera y más; localizador con sonido; configuración simple con un toque en iPhone o iPad; localizador de llaves con hasta 1.5 veces el alcance de búsqueda de precisión

I purchased the Apple AirTag to put in my suitcase when I travel, and it has been one of the best little upgrades I’ve added to my luggage.Being able to track my suitcase while flying gives me extra peace of mind knowing where my bag is. It was also really helpful at baggage claim because I could see when my suitcase was getting closer, which made it much easier to know when it was about to come out instead of just watching every bag go by.Setup was very simple, and the tracking feature works great with my iPhone. The sound feature is also nice if I need help finding something nearby.For something so small, it adds a lot of convenience. I would definitely recommend an AirTag for anyone who travels or wants an easier way to keep track of important items like luggage, keys, or bags.

Works great. Connected itself with nothing for me to do but put it next to my iPhone. Very Simple.I used it traveling this week on my small backpack, then easily transferred it to my purse.TIP: since I carried my iPhone in my purse, I realized that I should have connected the tracker to another family members phone too because if I lost my purse, my phone was in it! It's a little pricey, but it is a real Apple product. I tried the compatible but it didn't connect. Getting another on for my luggage.

Great for just about anything. I use it to keep track of my keys, I have them on both my dogs collars, I use them for my suitcase when I travel. You really can't have enough of them. They have a very long battery life, I've had one of mine for almost 3 year and I just had to change the battery finally. Easy to set up and use. The tracking is very good and the noise it can make is loud so thats nice.

In depth review below summary -TLDR (too long, didn’t read summary)I didn’t think the AirTag had many ways to be improved, realistically, without a higher price point. Apple delivered all their promises though with this AirTag (2nd generation) that is more than 2x louder, 30% thinner (and lighter), while using 50% less battery.With AirTag, Apple has fixed the lost dog problem and made it so we never have to lose our keys again; the days of needing to go to the DMV to replace my lost license are in the past. Join the revolution, get your hands on AirTags! - Recommended for iPhone users, Android users look into if trackers are made by their phone’s manufacturer.In Depth Product Review:01. Sound test.Strong pass, although it honestly sounds more like 2.5-3 times as loud as my 1st gen AirTag (

I'm using several of the original AirTags with some items and they work well with the iPhone's (and Apple watch's) "Find My" app, under Find My Items. Pairing with the phone is very simple. I have one (in a holder) attached to my keyring in case I misplace or lose it. They also add some peace of mind inside checked luggage or items that aren't always with you. The batteries last a long time and are easy to replace with a standard #2032 coin battery.I bought one of this newest generation AirTag while they are on sale to go inside my checked suitcase for some upcoming trips, just in case it takes a detour. Handy little trackers that have been dependable so far.