What’s New With the Apple AirTag 2?

All About the (New) Apple AirTag 2

Now available in Singapore.

By Dhani Salbini

Good news: the AirTag 2 is now available in Singapore. Since Apple introduced the AirTag to the world five years ago, the tech brand had made sure that it became the ‘go-to’ bluetooth tracker for the masses, upending established competitors with the AirTag’s simplicity and reliability of the Find My network, which leverages of the billions of Apple devices all over the world.

Alas, it’s due time for a hardware upgrade. The new AirTag 2 comes fitted with a plethora of new features, all packaged in the same recognisable form factor. Read down below for some of the highlight features.

Even More Precise Precision Finding

The AirTag 2 spots a second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, extending the range of Precision Finding by up to 1.5x than the previous generation. This allows you to find your misplaced items at a much quicker rate. The AirTag also features a redesigned speaker that’s 50 percent louder than before, and plays a newly tuned chime that makes the device easier to hear from twice the distance.

Now Properly Available on the Apple Watch, Too

Precision Finding also finally makes its way to the Apple Watch. Previously, the feature was only available using an iPhone and having the instructions tethered to your Apple Watch. Now, you can independently activate Precision Finding on your Apple Watch without the hassle of pulling out your phone.

Shared Access with Friends and Family

Better with company. The AirTag2 can be shared with up to five other people indefinitely. That means: an item can be collectively tracked and located by different people whenever it gets lost. Think: a set of car keys everyone borrows, a clumsy friend who keeps forgetting their belongings and needs some assured accountability for the night, or a family backpack that’s constantly borrowed for school, sports, or weekend trips. Anything that moves between people can now be tracked effortlessly.

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