Apple AirTag (2nd Generation)
Apple announced the second-generation AirTag on 23rd January 2026, nearly five years after the original. Prices remain the same, S$45 for a 1-pack and S$149 for a 4-pack, with improved range and findability.
Item trackers and tags for finding keys and bags.
Apple announced the second-generation AirTag on 23rd January 2026, nearly five years after the original. Prices remain the same, S$45 for a 1-pack and S$149 for a 4-pack, with improved range and findability.
The Ugreen Smart Tag is a budget AirTag alternative at around S$14 that works with Apple's Find My network. To hit that price it drops UWB and NFC, relying on Bluetooth 5 LE, so precise finding is not possible.
Belkin doesn't sell the Secure Holder with Key Ring for AirTag in Singapore, only the strap version. I ordered mine from Amazon.sg for S$23.52, shipped free from the US via Prime, arriving as a two-pack at about S$12 each.
The Apple AirTag Loop comes in two variants. The Polyurethane Loop offers four colours, including Electric Orange, for S$45 (S$40.66 on EPP), while the Leather Loop comes in Saddle Brown or Product Red for S$59.
If Apple's AirTag Leather Key Ring feels too pricey, OEM versions are cheap. I bought two from Shopee at S$3.32 each. The silicone holder comes in six colours, though the non-stainless metal ring will eventually rust.
The Apple AirTag Leather Key Ring retails for S$55, or S$49.22 on the EPP, in Baltic Blue, Saddle Brown, and Product Red. With a stainless steel ring and soft French leather holder, it feels premium, if pricey.
Apple finally launched its own lost-item tracker, the AirTag. I got mine on 4th May 2021, because I opted for engraving. Pricing is competitive: S$45 for a 1-pack and S$149 for a 4-pack.
The Tile Sticker is Tile's newest form factor, sold in a two-pack for S$59 or four-pack for S$99. At 27mm wide and 7.3mm thick, slightly larger than a 50-cent coin, it's the smallest Tile yet and simply adheres.
Kinja Deals flagged a Tile Mate discount on Amazon, nearly 50% off the usual price. The 8-pack went for US$43.58, working out to about S$8.40 per Tile Mate, a steal next to the S$29 Courts charges per single.
AXTRO Smart is the exclusive Singapore distributor for TrackR, a Santa Barbara startup specialising in personal item management. The TrackR Pixel is its latest, a small, lightweight Bluetooth tracker you attach to items and ring via the app.
Chipolo is a Bluetooth item finder for iPhone and Android that began on Kickstarter. I backed it in November 2013, and it funded, raising US$293,014 against a US$15,000 goal. My US$99 pledge shipped free, arriving on 29th January 2014.
Protag, at S$59, is a loss-prevention device engineered in Singapore that helps you keep watch over your belongings. You pair it with an Android phone, no iOS support yet, and tuck it into a bag or wallet. It alerts you.