Best Apple AirTags accessories for your keys, bag, pet, luggage and more

Apple AirTags can help find your keys so you’re not late to work, but they could be used for much more. This list of accessories is a good starting point to make the most out of your AirTags.

2-piece AirTag card carrier

Imagine losing your wallet and then finding it right after you cancel all your payment cards. Perhaps this has happened to you! You won’t have to worry about it anymore.

Pop one of these into the card slot of your wallet, then quickly sink into a sense of security as you realize it isn’t lost — it’s actually in the last place you left it. Your AirTag will show you the way.

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AirTag keychain holder

Wrap your AirTag in a small leather clip that hangs on your luggage. This pack comes with four leather carrying cases with heavy rings that stay attached to whatever you put them on. With high-quality leather and a soft touch, you can easily slip your AirTags in and out of these holders without worrying about damaging them.

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Shockproof AirTag container for bicycles

Ever worried about your bike getting stolen? Pelican has the solution. This shockproof case has an adhesive sticker that attaches to your bike, letting you track it if it disappears. These can be hidden in plain sight and blend in with the color and frame of your bicycle. Consider using one if you rent bikes when you travel.

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IPX8 waterproof AirTag cases

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Package theft up 47% in December - Protect your gifts!

If you’ve ever ordered a package from an online store, there’s a chance someone snatched your goodies. Last month, porch pirates stole 47% more packages than they did in November 2021, RetailDive reports. You’re especially at risk if you order clothes, books, toys, games, groceries or health products.

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How Spotify determines your personal music taste

Spotify is one of the world’s largest music streaming services with almost a quarter billion active users. And if you have ever used Spotify, you know it is impressive how well the app can get to know your music preferences. How does this software work? Through extremely complex math, of course.

How NOT to sound dumb online: Common mistakes and grammar fixes

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Need help setting up your home security system? SimpliSafe is just a call away

By now, it’s crystal clear that a home security system is a literal lifesaver. Depending on your choice, your cameras can catch burglars and even call for emergency help. Despite the many benefits, a few key concerns stop people from buying one.

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Why do we find things cute?

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Using Rubik's Cubes to create stunning art

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The strongest magnets ever made by humans

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The rise and fall of Circuit City

Circuit City, the once-dominant electronics retailer, really struggled to keep up with the rapid changes in the industry. From its humble beginnings in the 1950s to its eventual bankruptcy in the late 2000s, this is the story of Circuit City’s decline and fall.

How Switzerland became a giant bunker

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Science video: How machines learn

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Why the US stores millions of oil barrels in caves

Seventy miles outside of Houston, there is a giant concrete facility. Deep beneath this facility lies a network of caverns filled with oil. This is part of our Strategic Petroleum Reserve. So, how did this plan come to be and how does it play a role in global economics?

Will we live on Mars someday?

Humans have long looked up in space and thought about how we could live among the stars one day. Right now, life on Mars would require a ton of equipment and shelter to protect us from the harsh environment. But what if we could make Mars more like Earth? How would we even do that? The answer is lasers!

In search of the darkest thing on Earth

What does it mean for something to be the color black? Simply put, it’s when light cannot be reflected by an object. You might be surprised to learn that scientists have been searching for ways to create the blackest black in the world. It turns out super black paints can change the science world.

9 simple ways to protect your home from burglars

You might not have a criminal mind, but think how a crook finds the perfect houses to target. An empty home in a neighborhood where people keep to themselves, no cameras or alarms, and dark or dimly lit structures, right?

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Why the Ringling Brothers operated a secret spy agency

When you think of the Ringling Brothers, you probably think of trapeze artists, fire breathers and tigers jumping through hoops. Spies probably don’t come to mind. But in fact, there was a time when the company synonymous with the circus ran its own spy agency. The reason they did it is truly shocking.

The strange way airports get their call signs

Every airport has its own specific three-letter code. Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is PHX, for example, and Denver International Airport is DEN. It turns out that the way these codes are assigned is much more complicated than just abbreviating the city or state. If you fly to Montreal, Canada the call sign is YUL. Why is this and how does the system work?

Smartphone charging mistakes you're making and how to fix them

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What would happen if a supernova hit Earth?

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Does the Earth have other moons?

The Earth may seem lonely in the vastness of space, but it has had one constant companion over the last 4.5 billion years: The moon. But it turns out that the moon we see each night might not be Earth’s only moon. It all depends on your perspective.