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How to Change an AirTag Battery

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Apple’s AirTag is a versatile device designed to help you keep track of your belongings. This tiny device can be attached to your keys, luggage, or even your pets, so you can always know where they are. The AirTag comes with a battery that can last up to a year, but eventually, it will need to be replaced. Here’s an easy guide on how to change an AirTag battery.

Step 1 – Check the Battery Level

Before you begin the process of changing your AirTag’s battery, it is essential to check its battery level. You can do this by opening the Find My app on your iPhone, selecting the “Items” tab, and selecting your AirTag. If the battery level is low, you’ll see a notification to replace the battery.

Step 2 – Gather the Materials
To change the AirTag battery, you will need a replacement CR2032 lithium coin battery. You can find these batteries at most convenience stores or online retailers. Once you have the replacement battery, grab a small, flat object like a knife or a coin, and you’re ready to go.

Step 3 – Open the AirTag
The first step in changing your AirTag battery is to take off the back cover. You can do this by holding the AirTag firmly and twisting the back cover counterclockwise, like you would with a bottle cap. You may need to apply some pressure, but be careful not to break the device.

Step 4 – Remove the Battery
Once you have taken the back cover off, you should see the CR2032 battery. To remove it, gently push down on the battery to release it from the holder, and remove it from the AirTag.

Step 5 – Insert the Replacement Battery
Now it’s time to insert the new battery. Place the replacement CR2032 battery into the AirTag with the positive (+) side facing upward, and the negative (-) side facing down. Gently press down on the new battery until it snaps into place.

Step 6 – Close the AirTag
To finish up, replace the back cover onto the AirTag by twisting it clockwise. You should hear a click when the back cover is securely attached. Your AirTag is now ready to use with a brand new battery!

Conclusion
Changing an AirTag battery is a simple process that can be done in just a few minutes. By following these six easy steps, you can ensure that your AirTag is always working to help you locate your belongings. Remember to check the battery level regularly and replace the battery when the battery level is low to ensure that your AirTag continues to work properly.

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