Amazon has the AirTag 2 four-pack back down to $79.99, tying its all-time low.
The discount takes $19 off Apple's $99 list price for the four-pack. A single AirTag 2 is also on sale, at $24, down from $29 - a new record low for that configuration. The AirTag 2 ships with a second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, which extends the Precision Finding feature's range by up to 50% farther than the original model. Both deals are live now.
Apple itself never discounts its own hardware, so price cuts like this only happen because a retailer is willing to trim its margin. Buying the four-pack works out to $20 per tag, cheaper than paying the single-unit price four times over - useful if you're tagging a bag, keys, and a bike before a fall trip. Since AirTag 2 launched, this kind of retailer discount has become the main route for price-sensitive buyers to get the longer-range chip without paying full price.
Tying a record isn't the same as beating one, and AirTag pricing on Amazon has swung enough this year that holding out for an actual new low is a reasonable bet.