Apple AirTags just got early Black Friday deal — save $20 on a 4 pack right now

Apple’s AirTags are invaluable tools, whether you want to track your keys or you want to be able to track your bags when you travel. No, we don't trust the airlines either.

That’s where Amazon savings come into play, because you can get an Apple AirTag 4 Pack for $79 at Amazon right now. That’s $20 off the normal price and the same price you’d have paid during Prime Day sales, so if you missed this deal the first time you can still pick up a bunch of AirTags for a low price. And if you only need a single AirTag, then those are on sale for $24 a piece — $5 off the usual price

This isn’t the lowest price we’ve seen the AirTag 4 Pack drop to, but it is still a pretty hefty discount and means you're only paying $20 for each tracker in the bundle. It’s a deal I wishI’d been able to take advantage of before I took my recent vacation, because I ended up coming back with a lot more luggage than I originally left with.

The AirTag in my main suitcase actually had a fresh battery this time, but the second case ended up traveling back with no way for me to nail down its location. And when you’re waiting by the baggage carousel for close to an hour, with no sign of your bags coming around, you start to worry whether they actually made it home with you. It doesn't help that Heathrow’s baggage claim is a slow, messy nightmare and some extra AirTags could have eased my growing anxiety.

Of course there’s more uses for AirTags than tracking your luggage. If you’re prone to losing your keys, wallet, bag or any number of smaller items, then the AirTag can help you track them all down. Ultra Wideband support also means you can track down their precise location a lot more easily, rather than relying on the AirTag’s weak speakers and a broad generalized area on the Find My app’s map.

Sadly you can’t use an AirTag to track down your missing phone or iPad, which is something rivals like Tile do offer. So you better keep a close eye on those larger devices.

Tom is the Tom's Guide's UK Phones Editor, tackling the latest smartphone news and vocally expressing his opinions about upcoming features or changes. It's long way from his days as editor of Gizmodo UK, when pretty much everything was on the table. He’s usually found trying to squeeze another giant Lego set onto the shelf, draining very large cups of coffee, or complaining about how terrible his Smart TV is.