Apple AirTags See Price Drop, Other Gadget Deals Revealed

Hey tech enthusiasts! If you've been eyeing Apple's AirTags, now might be the perfect time to snag them. The second-generation AirTags, which boast an upgraded ultra-wideband chip for more precise tracking, a louder speaker, and expanded Bluetooth range, are currently on sale. You can grab a four-pack for just $79 at Amazon and Target, down from the original $99. This deal marks the bundle's lowest price to date, offering a significant saving compared to buying them individually.

While a single AirTag usually goes for around $24, getting a pack of four for $79 means you save about $17. It's great to see Apple's newer, improved model hitting this price point relatively quickly after its release. These internal upgrades make finding your lost items even easier, as noted in our colleague Victoria Song's review, where she found tracking significantly improved across different floors compared to the older generation.

But the deals don't stop at AirTags! For those of you who love to streamline your workflow or content creation, Elgato's biggest Stream Deck, the Stream Deck XL, is also seeing a fantastic discount. Originally priced at $249.99 for its 32 programmable keys, it's now available for $199.99 at both Amazon and Best Buy. This is its lowest price since Prime Day, making it a prime opportunity to customize your commands, macros, and display imagery for an enhanced experience on Windows or macOS.

And for Nintendo Switch owners, especially those with the upcoming Switch 2 in mind, there's a handy accessory deal. Fastsnail's charging dock, capable of charging Joy-Cons for both the original Switch and the Switch 2, is available for an incredible $6.99 on Amazon when you use the promo code NMSV9HX3. This accessory, which normally retails for $13.99, comes with a USB-C-to-A cable and four charging sections for your Joy-Cons. It’s a great way to keep your controllers powered up and ready for action.

Finally, if you're a mobile gamer looking for a more console-like experience, the Backbone One controller, particularly the PlayStation Edition for iOS, is available in used condition on eBay for just $27. While it might have some cosmetic blemishes, it comes with a 60-day warranty, offering a budget-friendly way to enjoy your mobile gaming sessions.