Amazon has once again reduced the price of Apple’s second-generation AirTag 4-pack to US$89, matching its lowest-ever price first seen during Prime Day 2026.
The latest promotion offers a US$10 discount on the four-pack, making it an attractive option for users looking to keep track of personal belongings using Apple’s item-tracking technology.
Current Amazon AirTag 2 Deals
Apple AirTag 2 (4-pack) – US$89 (US$10 off)
Apple AirTag 2 (Single Pack) – US$27 (US$2 off)
Apple introduced the second-generation AirTag in January 2026, bringing several hardware improvements while retaining the compact design of the original model.
The biggest upgrade is a new Ultra Wideband (UWB) chip, which significantly extends the range of Precision Finding, making it easier for users to locate misplaced items over greater distances.
Apple also upgraded the built-in speaker, making it 50% louder than the first-generation AirTag to improve audibility when searching for lost belongings.
In addition to AirTag discounts, Amazon is offering price reductions across several other Apple products. The AirPods Max 2 are currently available for US$449 following a US$100 discount, while the Apple Watch Series 11 starts from US$299 as part of the retailer’s latest promotional offers.
iOS 27 Beta Battery References May Not Be Hinting at iPhone Fold, Report Say
New code discovered in the latest iOS 27 developer beta has sparked speculation that Apple could be preparing an iPhone with multiple internal batteries, although the references may not necessarily point to the long-rumoured iPhone Fold.
According to reports examining the fourth developer beta of iOS 27, several code strings refer to an iPhone using multiple batteries rather than a single battery.
Among the discovered messages are:
“The batteries in this iPhone are performing as expected.”
“The health of the batteries in this iPhone has significantly degraded.”
A notification indicating that one of the batteries is not a genuine Apple component.
The repeated use of plural terms has led to speculation that Apple may be developing a future iPhone featuring two internal battery cells—a design often associated with foldable smartphones due to their split-body construction.
However, the code alone does not confirm the existence of an iPhone Fold.
Another, more straightforward explanation is that the software is being updated to recognise external battery accessories, such as MagSafe battery packs or other supported power accessories, which effectively create a setup involving multiple batteries.
Apple has frequently introduced support for upcoming hardware through beta software, but internal code references do not always indicate new products. Some features are added for compatibility with accessories, testing purposes or future software capabilities.
While the discovery has fuelled fresh rumours surrounding Apple's foldable iPhone plans, the multiple battery references should be viewed as speculation rather than confirmation, as Apple has not officially announced any foldable iPhone or dual-battery device.
Amazon Drops Apple AirTag 2 Four-Pack to Record-Low $89 Price
