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A growing number of Bluetooth trackers can tap into Apple\u2019s Find My network these days, but none combine that with Apple\u2019s latest ultra wideband (UWB) chip, which powers even better Precision Finding than before. Precision Finding uses on-screen arrows and distance indicators in the Find My app to guide you directly to a misplaced item, while the second-generation AirTag\u2019s upgraded chip and extended Bluetooth range make it faster and more reliable to locate tags, even in multistory homes. You can also use Precision Finding to find lost items on an Apple Watch, provided you have a Series 9 or later. And if all else fails, the built-in speaker is noticeably louder than before, making it easier to track down an AirTag by sound.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Plus, like its predecessor, the second-generation AirTag comes with a handful of features that are especially useful if you\u2019re traveling this summer. AirTag sharing lets up to five people keep track of the same item, while Apple\u2019s Share Item Location feature allows you to temporarily share an AirTag\u2019s location with participating airlines, including United, Delta, and American Airlines. It\u2019s still a shame Apple doesn\u2019t include a built-in lanyard hole, meaning you\u2019ll need to buy a separate loop or holder, but the tracker continues to use a replaceable CR2032 battery, so you won\u2019t have to replace the entire device when it eventually runs out of power. And at $89 for a four-pack, it\u2019s also a little easier on your wallet today.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n