Amazon’s AirTag 4-Pack Drops to $64.98

If you’re an iPhone person who keeps losing keys, bags, or luggage (no judgment), Amazon has Apple’s AirTag 4-pack for $64.98 right now. That’s $34 off Apple’s $99 price. That’s roughly 34% in your pocket.

Price and Discount

• Deal price: $64.98 (AirTag 4-pack on Amazon)
• Typical price: $99 (Apple Store 4-pack)
• You save: $34.02 (about 34%)

If you only need one tracker, there’s usually a single AirTag deal floating around too, but the 4-pack is the one that actually makes sense for most people.

Why This Deal Is Worth It

AirTags remain the least annoying tracker if you live in Apple’s ecosystem. They’re built around the Find My network, which means you’re leveraging the gigantic crowd-sourced “pings” from nearby Apple devices to help locate your stuff.

And when you’re close enough, Precision Finding can point you to the exact spot (supported iPhones only). No more playing “is it under the couch or in the couch?”

Who It’s Best For

• iPhone users who want an easy tracker that “just works”
• Travelers who want a sanity check on luggage and gear
• Families who want to spread trackers across shared stuff
• Anyone with a long-running relationship with the phrase, “Where the hell did I put that?”

Who Should Pass

• Android users. AirTags are fundamentally an Apple-first product.
• People expecting a true GPS tracker with continuous, real-time location updates.
• Anyone who hates buying accessories. You’ll probably want holders for keys, bags, and luggage.

Key Specs

• Connectivity: Bluetooth + Ultra Wideband (for Precision Finding on supported iPhones) + NFC (helps with Lost Mode)
• Water and dust resistance: IP67
• Battery: user-replaceable CR2032 coin cell
• Compatibility: requires an Apple account and a fairly recent iPhone/iPad software version

Buying Notes

• Shipping: Depending on where you are, Prime may get it to you fast, but late-season shipping estimates can slip, so check the delivery date at checkout.
• Returns: Amazon typically expands returns for holiday shopping windows. Confirm the exact return cutoff on the product page.

Prices change fast. If the deal disappears or the price spikes, it often comes back around, especially during the holiday deal churn.