Apple AirTag (2nd generation) - White

To set up an AirTag, pull out the battery tab, bring it close to your iPhone or iPad, and follow the on-screen prompts in the Find My app to connect and name it.

No, AirTag requires an Apple device (iPhone or iPad) with a compatible iOS or iPadOS version for setup and full functionality. Android users can only use the 'Find My' network to scan for unknown AirTags if they have a compatible device.

Precision Finding uses Ultra Wideband technology to provide an exact distance and direction to your AirTag when you're nearby, guiding you directly to its location on compatible iPhone models.

The battery typically lasts about a year. You can replace it with a standard CR2032 coin cell battery. You'll be notified in the Find My app when the battery is low.

If your AirTag is out of your Bluetooth range, it can be located through the vast Find My network, which uses hundreds of millions of Apple devices worldwide to anonymously help pinpoint its location.

The AirTag is water and dust-resistant (rated IP67), meaning it can withstand submersion in up to one meter of water for up to 30 minutes. However, it is not designed for prolonged submersion or swimming.

Family Sharing in iCloud allows for shared tracking of an AirTag among members of your Family Sharing group.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your Apple device and that the AirTag is within Bluetooth range. Check if the AirTag is registered to your Apple ID. Try restarting your Apple device.

Verify that your iPhone model supports U1 chip technology and that you are running a compatible iOS version. Ensure you are close enough to the AirTag for the feature to activate.

Make sure the AirTag is within audible range. Check if the 'Play Sound' option is available and selected in the Find My app. The speaker may be obstructed or the battery may be low.

The AirTag may be out of range of any Apple devices in the Find My network. Check its last known location in the app. Ensure the battery is not depleted.