Apple AirTag - Single Pack - White

There is no theoretical limit to how far an AirTag can track an item, as it relies on the global Find My network. When out of direct Bluetooth range of your device (typically about 30 feet), it uses the anonymous network of other Apple devices to relay its location. If an Apple device passes near your AirTag, you'll get an updated location on a map in your Find My app.

The AirTag is water and dust resistant with an IP67 rating, meaning it can withstand submersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. It's not designed for prolonged water exposure or intentional submersion, but it can handle splashes and light rain.

The AirTag uses a standard, user-replaceable CR2032 coin cell battery. A fresh battery typically lasts for over a year with normal use. Your iPhone will notify you when the battery needs to be replaced.

No, an Apple AirTag requires an iPhone or iPad running iOS/iPadOS 14.5 or later to set up and track. While an NFC-capable Android phone can read the contact information of an AirTag put into Lost Mode, full tracking functionality is exclusive to Apple devices.

While some users attach AirTags to pet collars, Apple explicitly states AirTags are designed to track items, not people or pets. The anti-stalking features built into AirTags, such as unknown AirTag alerts, are optimized for human safety. For dedicated pet tracking with real-time GPS, specialized pet trackers are generally more suitable.

Lost Mode is a feature you can enable in the Find My app if your AirTag is missing. When in Lost Mode, if your AirTag is detected by another device on the Find My network, you'll receive a notification of its updated location. You can also add your contact information (phone number or email) so that if someone finds your AirTag and taps it with an NFC-enabled smartphone, they can see how to contact you.

Ensure your iPhone/iPad is running iOS/iPadOS 14.5 or later. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled and the AirTag has a fresh battery. Hold the AirTag very close to your device. If still unsuccessful, restart your iPhone/iPad and try again.

Check that your iPhone's volume is up and that the AirTag is within Bluetooth range. Ensure the AirTag's battery isn't completely depleted. If using Precision Finding, sometimes the sound is subtle or only plays at the very end. Try moving closer.

Verify that Location Services are enabled for the Find My app on your iPhone (Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > Find My). Ensure the AirTag is within range of an Apple device on the Find My network. If it's in a remote area, it may take time for its location to update.

Precision Finding requires an iPhone 11, iPhone 12, iPhone 13, or newer. Make sure your iPhone's Location Services are enabled and that you are within close range of the AirTag. Obstructions like walls or metal objects can interfere with the Ultra Wideband signal. Try moving to a more open area.

Replace the CR2032 battery with a new, high-quality one. Ensure the battery is inserted correctly with the positive (+) side facing up. If the issue persists with a new battery, contact Apple Support.