With an AirTag on your car keys or on your iPhone, you will lose the habit of losing everything. On Rakuten, the Apple AirTag is available for only 39 euros, for a limited time.
By releasing the AirTag, Apple is responding to a problem that everyone has already experienced “but where are my keys?”, “Where is my AirPods case?”. Thanks to this small accessory that can be placed in a handbag, on a key ring or even in a suitcase, you can easily find an object that you think you have lost. On the Rakuten website, the Apple AirTag is sold alone for 39 euros. This small accessory can be delivered to your home for free or collected from a Boulanger store in 1 hour. More than 300 reviews have been left on this Apple accessory rated almost 5/5.
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With the Apple AirTag, never lose your items again
If you’re wondering where your wallet is and it has an AirTag, just use your smartphone and more specifically the Find My app on your iPhone to make the AirTag ring. You can also ask Siri “where is my wallet?” The AirTag’s built-in speaker will then beep. If it’s close to you, you can just let the sound guide you.
With your iPhone, you can also be guided to the object you are looking for thanks to the Precise Location function. The integrated Ultra Wideband technology allows you to display the distance and direction to follow to find your object.
With an AirTag, anonymity is preserved, data is encrypted, and the operation of the AirTag is very simple. It emits a secure Bluetooth signal that is detectable by devices in the Find My network that are nearby. You are the only person who can locate your AirTag.
Note that the AirTag is water resistant and the battery life is over a year. Setting up the AirTag is very quick. On Rakuten, Apple’s AirTag is sold for less than 40 euros.
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