Apple’s AirTag 2 discounts close the gap with rivals amid rising Pixel Tag competition

Apple’s AirTag 2 sees a notable price cut to $24.99, with new features aimed at overcoming Bluetooth tracker limitations, as Google prepares its Pixel Tag with added alerts and sharing options. Meanwhile, significant discounts on LG’s premium OLED gaming monitor and other electronics highlight a busy day for tech savings.

Apple’s AirTag 2 is among the more notable price cuts in today’s round-up, with the tracker listed at $24.99, down from $29. According to Tom’s Guide, Apple’s second-generation tag is meant to address a familiar weakness in Bluetooth trackers by extending Precision Finding range and making the speaker harder to remove. The discount narrows the gap with rival trackers, even as Google’s forthcoming Pixel Tag is expected to add persistent low-battery alerts and broader sharing options.

The strongest hardware deal in the list is LG’s 39-inch UltraGear WQHD OLED curved gaming monitor, which iClarified says has fallen to $799.99 from $1,599.99. LG describes the 39GX90SA as a 240Hz display with a 0.03ms response time, an 800R curve and support for FreeSync Premium and NVIDIA G-SYNC. Review coverage from Tom’s Guide shows that OLED curved monitors remain a premium category, with high refresh rates and strong colour performance still commanding the highest prices, so this discount is unusually sharp for a panel of this class.

Other discounts in the roundup target audio and home security. Sennheiser’s ACCENTUM Wireless headphones are listed at $99.95, while Apple’s AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation are down to $134.99. Blink’s Outdoor 4 camera is priced at $103.99, and Hisense’s 32-inch QD4SR Hi-QLED Roku television is marked at $107.97, making it the cheapest display option in the group for a bedroom, kitchen or second room.

iClarified says the prices were checked live at publication and could change or sell out without notice. The page also notes that it may earn commission on purchases made through links in the article, a standard reminder that the deals are selected and presented in a commercial context rather than as an exhaustive market survey.

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