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Apple’s AirTag is a remarkable device designed to help you keep tabs on your belongings. However, many users may not have a stash of CR2032 batteries ready when the tracker runs low. While there’s been a buzz about the possibility of the next AirTag featuring a rechargeable battery, Mark Gurman mentioned in his Power On newsletter (reported by MacRumors) that the upcoming AirTag 2 will still rely on a coin cell battery.
Though this might be a bit disappointing, it isn’t exactly a major drawback. Changing the battery on an AirTag is relatively simple, and with a lifespan exceeding a year depending on usage, it’s manageable. With the expected enhancements in AirTag 2, this gadget is anticipated to be a must-have.
In response to concerns about misuse, Apple aims to fortify the AirTag’s security features, making it more resistant to tampering. The revised second version will feature redesigned internal components, making the built-in speaker harder to remove. Additionally, improvements in tracking capabilities are on the horizon, with hopes that the range will exceed the original model’s 30 feet. While the exact range of AirTag 2 remains unconfirmed, there are hopes it will be comparable to the Galaxy Smart Tag 2’s impressive distance of around 120 meters, nearly 400 feet.
There’s currently no official release date for the AirTag 2, but projections suggest it may emerge in 2025. Pricing details remain unclear, but it’s reasonable to anticipate a slight increase over the original model — likely around $30, following Apple’s pricing trends.
AirTags have quickly become essential gadgets for those who frequently misplace items. The announcement of an upgraded model will be a beneficial addition to Apple’s product lineup, provided the new features enhance the user experience.
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