Design and Build

The Apple AirTag is a tiny, coin-sized tracker that slips easily into wallets or bags. Made from stainless steel and plastic, it’s just 11g and 3.2cm in diameter, with a polished, minimalist look. Its IP67 rating means it’s dust- and water-resistant, surviving splashes or brief submersion. The white and silver finish is sleek, and you can engrave it for a personal touch. Users love its compact size, but some find the lack of a built-in keyring hole a minor hassle.

• Stainless steel, plastic
• 11g, 3.2cm diameter
• IP67 dust/water-resistant
• White and silver finish
• Engravable surface

Performance and Features

Using Apple’s Find My network, the AirTag pinpoints your stuff with ultra-wideband (UWB) precision on compatible iPhones. It emits a sound to help locate nearby items and shows directions on-screen. A replaceable CR2032 battery lasts about a year, and setup is as simple as tapping it to your iPhone. Privacy features ensure only you track it. Users find it super accurate but note it’s less useful without UWB-enabled devices.

• Find My network tracking
• Ultra-wideband precision
• CR2032 battery, ~1 year
• Audible locator sound
• Privacy-focused design

Compatibility and Usage

Designed for iPhones and iPads running iOS 14.5 or later, AirTag also works with Android for basic NFC-based lost mode contact info. It’s ideal for tracking keys, bags, or even pets (with a holder). Just attach it and pair it via Bluetooth with a tap. The Find My app makes locating items a breeze. Users love its seamless Apple integration but wish Android support was more robust.

• Works with iOS 14.5+
• Limited Android NFC support
• Tracks keys, bags, pets
• Bluetooth pairing
• Find My app integration