
Apple
Apple AirTag 2
Longer-range Precision Finding and a louder speaker; still the best tracker for iPhone, useless on Android.
- Buy it if
- You use an iPhone and want to find keys, bags or luggage quickly.
- Skip it if
- You use Android — it's effectively useless without an iPhone.
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Who we pick it for
- iPhone only: put it on the keys and the morning search is over. Stocking stuffers people use on Christmas morning — with which phones they work on →
- In the bag, gate-checked or not. iPhone only — on Android, pick a tracker that works with Google's Find My Device. The carry-on tech pouch: the few things that replace the tangle →
Alternatives worth comparing
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Cheap door/motion Matter sensors that finally work across Alexa, Google and Apple without a proprietary hub.
NewDoubles as a Matter/Thread hub with local AI detection; setup is fiddlier than a Ring.
In these guides




Gift guide · 6 picks
Stocking stuffers people use on Christmas morning — with which phones they work on
Small, useful tech that gets opened and used the same day — and a note on each one saying whether it needs an iPhone.




Setup · 6 picks
The carry-on tech pouch: the few things that replace the tangle
One charger instead of three, a tracker in the bag and noise cancelling for the red-eye — the short list frequent flyers actually pack.