AirTag is

After years of rumors and speculation, Apple released its much-anticipated AirTag in April 2021. This small circular tag is designed to fit things such as key and wallet to allow Bluetooth to monitor these accessories alongside devices from Apple in the Find My application. You can monitor everything in Find My app.

AirTag Reviews

Members of the media were able to test them before AirTags are launched, and first impressions were positive. AirTags were described for people in the Apple ecosystem as “smart” and capable,” and tracking was praised for its precision.

It can occasionally take a full 30 seconds or more than 30s to get an exact location for an AirTag from another room or another location, and it’s possible to get incorrect locations halted by barriers and walls due to Bluetooth. The U1 Correctness Tracking is helpful to get across that.

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AirTags Design

 

The AirTag is a tiny button-shaped tracking device with bright colour, white front and a silver container. The CR2032 batteries inside AirTags are designed and require extra accessories to be attached to an object.

AirTag measures in diameter of 1.26 inches and is 0.31 inches or 8 mm in height. 0.39 ounces in weight (11 grams).

AirTags Engraving

 

 

With up to four letters or emoji characters, each AirTag can be graved, but some emoji are restricted because of their size limitations. Some emoji strings and phrases are also restricted due to the filtering of Apple contents.

For example, you cannot combine a horse face emoji with an emoji poo, or use curse words.

Traveling With AirTags

You should be mindful of such restrictions if you intend to use an AirTag when traveling. Precision Finding, for example, will not fit with our list of AirTags travel guides in some countries, such as Russia, Indonesia and Argentina.