Four-pack of second-generation AirTags drops to $79
A four-pack of second-generation Apple AirTag trackers is selling for $79 instead of $99 at Amazon and Target. As The Verge reports, this is the lowest price for the set to date.
AirTag discount
One second-generation AirTag currently costs $24, so buying four devices separately would cost $96. The $79 set saves $17 compared with such a purchase and $20 off the original price of the pack.
Externally, the second-generation AirTag does not differ from the previous model. At the same time, it received an updated ultra-wideband chip for more accurate location tracking, a louder speaker, and greater Bluetooth range. The Verge noted that the new version was easier to track across different floors of a building than the first-generation AirTag.
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Other offers
Amazon and Best Buy also offer the Elgato Stream Deck with 32 programmable keys for $199.99 instead of $249.99. The device's keys can be configured through software for Windows or macOS, including assigning them to mute a microphone or webcam and to launch multistep macros.
Among other deals, the publication highlighted the Fastsnail charging dock for Joy-Con for $6.99 on Amazon with the code NMSV9HX3. A used Backbone One PlayStation Edition controller for iOS is also available on eBay for $27. The seller VIPOUTLET states that the device may have cosmetic defects and comes with a 60-day warranty.
