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Apple AirTags four-pack drops $20

It’s like Apple finally decided to clear out last year's model before launching this year’s.

Apple has slashed the price of its second-generation AirTag four-pack by $20, bringing it down to a more wallet-friendly $79. The bundle originally cost $99, making it the lowest price yet for these location tracking devices.


Each individual AirTag can now be bought for just $24, but purchasing four together as a set allows you to save an additional $17. This deal might seem surprising given that we had to wait longer than expected for similar discounts on first-gen AirTags.


The second-generation AirTag features improved tracking capabilities with an upgraded ultra-wideband chip and a louder speaker. My colleague found it easier to locate the latest model across different floors compared to its predecessor.


Other deals worth mentioning include Elgato’s Stream Deck, which is down to $199 at Amazon and Best Buy (originally priced at $249), and a charging dock for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con that is half off with code NMSV9HX3.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/983726/apple-airtags-second-gen-four-pack-elgato-stream-deck-switch-2-deal-sale
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