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The Apple AirTag is back on sale at Amazon, so now's your chance to stock up. These clever tracking devices can be attached to almost anything: keys, luggage, passports, and anything else you find yourself losing often. And as of May 15, this Apple AirTag four-pack is reduced to just $79.98, saving you $19.02 on list price.

They couldn't be any easier to use either. Just attach the AirTag to your item of choice and track it in the Find My app. It even has a small built-in speaker, so you can trigger a sound from the Find My app on your Apple device, making it easier to find the AirTag if it's nearby but out of sight.

SEE ALSO: Oura Ring vs Apple Watch: Which health and sleep tracker is right for you?

The battery life is solid, too. According to Apple, all AirTags are designed to have a one-year battery life if used regularly. They use a standard CR2032 coin cell battery, which is user-replaceable. When the battery is running low, you’ll receive a notification on your iPhone, giving you plenty of time to replace it. So with this four-back bundle, you'll always have active tracking.

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