Is it worth putting an Apple AirTag in your luggage?
Travel experts increasingly recommend following Campbell's advice and putting Apple AirTags, Tiles, or other electronic tracking devices in their bags – especially checked luggage – before they head to the airport.
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Apple's Airtags use a CR2032 battery, which has about 0.109 lithium content— so yes, you can put an AirTag in your checked luggage worry free.
You might not want to attach an Apple AirTag to the exterior of a checked bag -- someone might snatch it off. Hiding it in one of the bag's interior pockets, or attaching via an AirTag holder for luggage, ensures that a bag thief won't be able to locate and remove the tracker at first glance.
The official iPhone Bluetooth range is 800 feet (which means if you or anyone with an iPhone passes within 800 feet of an AirTag, you can track it). However, the effective Bluetooth range varies based on surrounding conditions and obstructions like buildings and electronic interference.
In general, luggage trackers can be effective in helping you locate your bags. GPS trackers offer the most accurate and extensive tracking capabilities, providing real-time location updates worldwide.
For travelers looking for a tracking device for wallets and passports, we recommend the Apple AirTag since there are tons of travel accessories made to hold the device and they are also slim enough to fit anywhere.
Luckily, AirTags can be carried onto the plane. There are no restrictions to bringing them on board. They are fully compliant with TSA and FAA regulations, which should give you peace of mind. You can board both domestic and international flights without any issues.