The battery life of Air tags and when to replace them

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When used normally, Apple says the battery life of an AirTag battery is about one year using the included coin cell CR2032 battery. The actual life is dependent upon the frequency of use of the tag. A tag that is pinged, often sounds or is searched for with the Precision Finding will go down much quicker than tags that sit quietly on the keyring or in a bag.It never has to be a guess when it's running low. When your iPhone's battery is low, it alerts you with a notification in the Find My app, and you can also view the battery status of the tag in the Items tab. The warning will appear when it's time to replace the battery, which is a straightforward, hands-on process and doesn't need any tools. Turn the silver battery cover clockwise (down) until it stops and then lift it up. Take out the old coin cell and replace it with a new CR2032 (plus side up) and press it in until you hear the start up tone. Set the cover back in place, it will lock when you are ready; a few tips to avoid problems. Buy battery from a trusted dealer – fake or old batteries have a short lifespan. A few coin batteries contain a bitter tasting coating for safety and may not make a good contact Apple warns about this and, if the tag does not respond after replacing, contact the appropriate brand. Keep spare coin cells and loose tags out of the reach of small children, as a coin battery is hazardous if swallowed, and should be dealt with immediately.If the battery doesn't solve a problem, make sure that the cover is completely closed and the contacts are clean. When you need a brand that offers you a genuine gadget review, and you want to know how a Gadget is actually going to perform in real life situations before you buy or replace it, then you've stumbled upon the brand called TechyAssist. By making use of this hands-on experience, you can keep your Air tag battery in top condition and get the most out of your tracker.