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SAVE OVER $19: As of Oct. 7,contact us the Apple AirTag (four-pack) is on sale for $79.98 at Amazon. That's a saving of 19% on list price.

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Just when it seems like Apple has thought of everything, the tech giant drops another ingenious smart device to make your life easier. If you’ve never seen the Apple AirTag before, it’s a handy device that will prevent you from ever losing your valuables again. You can slip one in your wallet or other items, such as a travel bag, and you’ll always be able to find them through the Find My app.

There’s never been a better time to add the Apple AirTag to your tech set-up. An Apple AirTag four-pack is currently on sale for $79.98 at Amazon ahead of Prime Day. That’s 19% off the list price — an overall saving of more than $19.

SEE ALSO: AirTag deals are starting out strong ahead of October Prime Day

The Apple AirTag works through either the Find My app or Precision Finding, which uses UltraWideband technology. You can also ask Siri to find your stuff, or get the AirTag to ping via its built-in speaker. If you’re part of a bigger household, an AirTag can be shared with up to five people — handy for shared household items.

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