After weeks of rumors, Apple's AirTags have finally become official, the locators for objects that interface with the smartwatch's Where's application. In support documents, Apple dispels doubts about an aspect that many had faced on social networks: the battery.
In fact, Apple underlines that AirTag is designed to work for over a year with a normal battery, which can be easily replaced. When the autonomy is at a minimum, you will receive a notification from the iPhone.
Obviously the autonomy could increase, and in fact Apple states that "battery life is calculated on the basis of daily use with four "Play" requests and one "Precise location" request per day. Battery life depends on usage, environmental conditions, characteristics of the replacement battery, and many other factors; actual results may vary."
It is also necessary to underline how the battery can be replaced directly at home, as it is similar to those found in "traditional" watches.
Obviously, the AirTags are also resistant to water and dust, having obtained the IP67 certification, and can be inserted directly into the appropriate accessories that are already available on the Apple Store, including the super-luxury Hermès branded leather ones.
Pre-orders will start on April 30, at a price of 35 Euros for the single and 119 Euros for the pack of four.