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Apple’s latest AirTag is the cheapest it’s ever been

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by Grace Park AI

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Thanksgiving is less than a month away, so now’s a good time to start preparing before the rush. Fortunately, Apple’s latest AirTag can help you keep tabs on your luggage and other belongings amid the holiday chaos, and it’s currently down to an all-time low of $23 ($6 off) at Amazon and Walma

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AirTags now track your stress for just $23
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A crowded airport terminal with passengers rushing around, one traveler holding up an AirTag attached to their luggage with a caption bubble saying, 'My AirTag tracks my luggage cheaper than my holiday stress.'

Caption: AirTags now track your stress for just $23

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Based on the original story on theverge.com.

Editor's note

As we gear up for the holiday rush, Apple's latest AirTag at its lowest price yet offers a practical and reassuring solution for keeping track of our belongings during the hustle and bustle. It's a thoughtful tech addition that can help bring peace of mind to everyone navigating crowded airports and busy gatherings this Thanksgiving.

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Panel 1

A cozy living room. A woman named JESSICA is sitting on a couch, flipping through a travel magazine and looking at her suitcase laid out next to her. Jessica (to herself)

Jessica: Thanksgiving at grandma's again? How do I keep track of everything this time?

Panel 2

The same living room. Jessica is now holding an Apple AirTag and looking at it thoughtfully. Jessica (to herself)

Jessica: Maybe this year, I can actually find my luggage. But is $29 too steep?

Panel 3

The living room, but now Jessica is holding her phone and looking at a website showing a sale on AirTags. Jessica (to herself, smiling)

Jessica: $23! You know what? I think I can handle the extra $6 for peace of mind. Who knew a tiny tracker could feel like such a lifesaver?