- According to rumors, Apple Airtag 2 tracker has long been launched around the middle of this year
- But a new report says it was delayed until September
- When it launches the tracker could also be delivered with low battery alerts
Airtag d’Apple is one of the best objects of objects in the world, and the second generation Airtag 2 would have been abandoned any day now. But, while a new leak suggests that the device is almost ready, it seems that it could be delayed by a few months.
This information seems to have been discovered by 9TO5MAC and “reliable” sources cited by the exit. We have no way to check independently what they said, so take this with a pinch of salt.
First, 9TO5MAC says that “we are able to confirm that Apple has already set up compatibility with the 2nd generation air arat on iOS 18.6”.
On the basis of the exit dates of iOS 17.6 and iOS 16.6, it is likely that the iOS 18.6 update will land in mid-July, which aligns well with the past rumors according to which Airtag 2 falls towards the middle of the year.
But before you hope, 9TO5mac also claims that its sources told him that Airtag 2 had now been delayed, Apple “now targeting autumn release”. This could mean that we will not see the device before September, that is to say at this time that the iPhone 17 range will be announced.
Lots of new features
In recent months, various leaks and rumors have pushed the idea that the Airtag 2 should be launched at the moment. Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, for example, said that Apple was targeting a “around the middle” version of 2025, and barely a few weeks ago, he said that the device was “almost ready”. The Kosutami flight, on the other hand, said that Airtag 2 is expected to arrive in May or June this year.
With June almost finished, the 9TO5MAC assertion that the liberation window has been postponed remains a distinct possibility. That said, there is still a lot of time for the Airtag 2 to arrive “around the middle” of the year (as in July or even August), so it is not yet done.
According to the rumor mill, Airtag 2 will be delivered with better connectivity that could triple the precision search range. It will also be supposed to be more resistant to a ransacked, while 9TO5MAC claims that its source thinks that the Airtag 2 will have “alerts for low and very low battery levels”. The website also indicates that it has an “intuition” that Apple could go to a rechargeable battery in the tracker.
If you have thought of getting new Airtags, we would have previously suggested waiting for the new version to launch. But with the Airtag 2, apparently delayed by a few months, the right time could be the right time to travel some of the best Airtag offers if you need a reliable object tracker.
