The AirTag 2 is rumored to release in the second half of 2025, with significant enhancements over the first-generation model. Apple aims to improve location tracking by incorporating a new Apple-designed chip, offering better precision when finding items, especially in complex environments like multi-level buildings. The device is also expected to feature a stronger Bluetooth range and enhanced ultra-wideband technology, leading to faster and more accurate tracking.
Additionally, there could be design upgrades, including more rugged materials for outdoor use and possibly new color options for personalization. Battery life may see improvements too, potentially through alternative charging methods like wireless or solar power, addressing a common pain point from the first-gen AirTag.
Apple is also likely to enhance privacy and anti-stalking features, making the device safer for users. These developments would further solidify Apple’s dominance in the smart tracking space if the rumors hold true.
Stay tuned for more updates as 2025 approaches.
