An AirTag is a tracking device that securely broadcasts its location via Bluetooth. It's a small glossy white puck, not much larger than a US quarter, and about the height of three stacked coins. A CR2032 coin cell battery keeps the AirTag powered for roughly a year. Once the AirTag is paired with an iPhone or iPad, you can essentially forget about it. Hang it on a keychain or drop it into a bag -- whatever you want to track or find later.
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