Second-gen AirTag four-pack hits record low at $79

Apple's four-pack of second-generation AirTags is now available for $79 at both Amazon and Target, representing a $20 discount from its $99 standard price and marking the lowest point this bundle has reached.

What's improved in the second generation#

The updated AirTags maintain the same physical design as their predecessors, with all enhancements residing under the hood. The newer model sports an enhanced ultra-wideband chip that sharpens location precision, a speaker that delivers noticeably greater volume, and expanded Bluetooth range that extends its reach. Hands-on testing showed meaningful gains in real-world performance—users found tracking considerably more reliable across multiple floors compared to first-generation models.

Why buy the bundle#

Purchasing four units as a pack yields better savings than buying them individually. At current single-unit pricing of around $24 each, assembling four AirTags piecemeal would cost roughly $96—making the bundled discount worth approximately $17 in savings. The fact that the newer generation has dropped so sharply in price marks a notable departure from the slower discounting pattern seen with the original AirTag lineup.

Other top deals#

Beyond AirTags, this sales cycle brings notable reductions on related gear:

• Elgato Stream Deck XL: The 32-key model is $50 off at Amazon and Best Buy, dropping to $199.99 from $249.99. Each button supports deep customization—from simple functions like muting audio to complex multi-button macros.

• Fastsnail Joy-Con charger: A cross-compatible dock designed for both Switch and Switch 2 is marked down to $6.99 via Amazon with code NMSV9HX3, slashing the regular $13.99 price in half.

• : This mobile gaming controller works with iOS and Sony's Remote Play, currently listed as used for $27 at —a steep drop from its typical $100 retail price.