Apple AirTag 2 — four-pack, $89, all-time low

Apple's second-gen AirTag just hit $89 for a four-pack at Amazon and Target — $10 off the usual $99 and the all-time low. Costco members are getting five for the price of four.

The Gen 2 upgrade is small but useful. Apple swapped in a new ultra-wideband chip for tighter Precision Finding — the arrows in the Find My app track your item faster, and the Bluetooth range is wider. That matters in multistory homes where the old tag would drift between floors. The speaker is louder too, which means you can actually hear the tag in the couch cushions. And the CR2032 battery is replaceable; you won't trash the whole thing when it dies.

The travel features are the ones nobody mentions until they need them. AirTag sharing lets five people track the same item — the family can all see the luggage. Share Item Location passes your tag's coordinates to United, Delta, and American so the airline can flag it if it gets separated. You do still need to buy a separate loop for hanging it on a keychain — Apple never added a lanyard hole. But at $89, the four-pack is a steal.

Why this matters for us: $89 for four is cheap enough to strap one on every set of car keys, the abuela's purse, and the pickup truck — the kind of hardware that quietly solves problems for la familia without needing an app or a subscription.