Apple AirTag (4 Pack)
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AirTag is a super easy way to keep track of your belongings. Attach one to your keys and put another in your backpack. They will then appear on your radar in the "Find My" app, where you can also locate your Apple devices and stay connected with your friends and family.
| Item number | 15711578 |
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Statutory warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Trackers» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Galaxus- 1.Apple0,2 %
- 2.Tile0,4 %
- 3.Samsung0,5 %
- 4.Motorola1 %
- 5.Key Smart1,1 %
Statutory warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Galaxus- 1.Apple0 days
- 1.Chipolo0 days
- 1.Key Smart0 days
- 1.knog.0 days
- 1.Samsung0 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Trackers» category returned?
Source: Galaxus- 1.Spigen0 %
- 2.Key Smart0,5 %
- 3.Apple0,8 %
- 4.Tile0,9 %
- 5.Samsung1,4 %
- Enormously precise thanks to UWB
- User friendly app
- Replaceable battery
- Only works with iOS devices
- Only compatible with iPhone 11 and 12 or iOS 14.5
- Low range
If you have an iPhone, the AirTags are the most recommended key finders. At least this is true in urban areas, because every iPhone extends the search range. The AirTags are by far the most accurate, but this comes at the cost of range.
- Protection from stalking
- Very easy set up
- Information for finders
- Only for iPhones
- No eyelet
- Nearby detection takes a long time
Apple's AirTag is the best tracker, but it only works with iPhones. Samsung is the closest with its SmartTag+, but it is also limited to the manufacturer's own devices. For those who want to save a few euros and can do without UWB for close range, the SmartTag without Plus as a price-performance winner is an alternative. The trackers from Tile and Chipolo are not convincing.
- Exact localisation with UWB-enabled iPhone models
- Quite high beeper volume
- Easy battery change, runtime about one year
- "Where is?" app firmly integrated into iOS
- Good localisation opportunities thanks to high iPhone penetration
- Markings can be ordered for better differentiation
You can twist and turn it however you like - the Apple Airtags are cooler and easier to integrate into the Apple universe. Our impression is: If you want to have it easy and also always have the orientation of where approximately the tracker is currently, you are better served with the Apple Airtags, but you have to accept additional costs for attaching them to certain objects...
- Easy to put into operation
- Integration into the "Where is?" network
- Precision search
- Readable via NFC
- Privacy functions
- long battery life
AirTags are a blessing for forgetful users with a current iPhone: Within their own four walls, they amazingly accurately point the way to the sofa seat where the key ring they were looking for has slipped. And tracking down an AirTag lost on the road was also surprisingly quick. This is where it pays off that the searcher has millions of helpers: all iPhone users with iOS 13 or higher.