Apple second‑gen AirTag four‑pack discounted to $79

Apple’s second‑generation AirTags are now available in a four‑pack for $79 on Amazon and Target, a $20 discount from the original $99 price. The bundle offers a savings of $17 compared with buying four units at $24 each, making it the lowest price yet for the newer model. The second‑generation AirTag retains the same exterior as the first‑generation device but incorporates an upgraded ultra‑wideband chip, a louder speaker, and an extended Bluetooth range, according to Apple’s specifications.

The reduced price coincides with a broader trend of tech retailers cutting prices on accessories. For instance, Elgato’s 32‑key Stream Deck has dropped to $199.99 from $249.99, while a Joy‑Con charging dock from Fastsnail is now $6.99 (down from $13.99) with a promotional code. Additionally, the Backbone One PlayStation Edition controller, typically retailing around $100, is listed for $27 in used condition on eBay, with an optional one‑year warranty available for an extra $4.

These discounts highlight the growing accessibility of Apple’s tracking hardware and related peripherals, offering consumers a range of budget options for device management and gaming accessories. The AirTag bundle, in particular, provides a cost‑effective way to equip multiple items with precise location tracking without the higher price point of individual units.