AirTag 4-pack drops to $65 for Black Friday — record low

Apple’s AirTag four‑pack is on sale for $65 during Black Friday promotions — the cheapest price we’ve seen (about $16 per tag). Single AirTags are also discounted to $18, another record low. If you frequently misplace keys, bags or luggage, this is a good moment to stock up.

AirTags pair quickly with iPhone: a tap connects them to your Apple ID and they appear in the Find My app. Precision Finding on compatible iPhones helps guide you to nearby items, and you can play a sound on the AirTag’s speaker to locate something in the couch cushions.

Key details

• Sale price: Four‑pack for $65 (~$16 each); single AirTag at $18.
• Compatibility: Best for Apple users — AirTags work through the Find My network and pair most easily with iPhone.
• Features: Precision Finding, sound playback, and location reporting via the Find My network.
• Accessories: AirTags need a holder or keyring accessory to attach to keys, bags or pet collars (sold separately).

When this deal makes sense

If you’re tied into Apple’s ecosystem and want reliable tracking for everyday items or travel gear, the four‑pack is a strong value. The Find My network’s wide coverage makes AirTags especially useful for items that go missing nearby or across town, and the lowered price means you can tag multiple belongings without breaking the bank.

Buying tips

• Compare the four‑pack price to single‑unit deals — the bundle usually saves the most per tag.
• Remember to buy a suitable accessory (keyring, luggage tag or holder) to attach the AirTag to the item.
• AirTags require an Apple device for setup and work best with iPhones that support Precision Finding.
• Check return and warranty policies and confirm current pricing before purchase, as Black Friday stock can change quickly.

Shop the deal (affiliate): AirTag 4‑pack on Amazon. Learn more about AirTag features on Apple’s site (opens in a new tab): Apple AirTag.

Discussion: Would you pick up a four‑pack at this price or buy singles for specific items? What’s the first thing you’d tag?