Elevation Lab AirTag 10 Year Extended Battery Case - Uses AA Batteries - 14x the Capacity of CR2032 Time Capsules | Waterproof, Replacement CR 2032 Battery (4 Pack)

本当に10年持つかわからないけど、期待。

Amazon日本では手に入らず、Amazon海外は在庫有りなので、早速2個注文して届きました。 1年で電池交換が約10年持つとのこと、車とバイクに仕込んでいますが、これでさらに発見不能の箇所に隠せます。

Funktioniert prima, hochwertige Ausführung auch wenn das Gehäuse aus Plastik ist macht es einen sehr stabilen Eindruck.

Great

I’m really impressed with the Elevation Lab AirTag 10-Year Extended Battery Case. It feels well constructed right out of the box, with a tough, solid build that inspires confidence for long-term use on valuables like vehicles, luggage, tool boxes, backpacks, and gear bags. Setup is straightforward: remove the AirTag’s original battery and metal door, place it on the contact, add two AA batteries, and screw the case together with the included hex wrench. Once assembled, it feels secure, rugged, and ready for real-world use. The best part is the peace of mind. Instead of worrying about an AirTag battery dying after about a year, this case gives you dramatically more battery capacity by using AA batteries, making it ideal for items you want to track for the long haul. The IP69 waterproof design and fiber-reinforced construction make it feel dependable in tough environments, while the discreet shape keeps it from looking like a typical AirTag holder. Overall, it’s simple, durable, practical, and honestly just awesome—a smart upgrade for anyone who wants their AirTag to last longer and work harder.

Las características de estos equipos brinda una durabilidad y protección a los AirTags inigualable, por lo cual recomiendo su compra

Well, I decided to try these out. What I should say, is I looked at plenty of YouTube videos that depicted this as quite a high quality product. I can say now after handling it and setting it up, it is just that. The materials Elevation Labs chose to build this are all premium. I couldn’t find any obvious compromise. The housing feels to be of a premium plastic (yes, there are variations in plastic quality). The innards, design and the fitment of the Air Tag, are all very good. I used the recommended Energizer Lithium AA’s. I double checked the batteries with a multi meter to make sure they were at full voltage. Then put it all together. The Allen screws seated well and although I won’t water test it, plenty of YouTube reviewers have. I’m confident whether you need some tough weather sealing, or dust protection, this housing will keep the insides brand new looking for years. We will see how long they last. My thinking is, I may check the batteries in five years if I haven’t already changed it to an Air Tag 2 or 3. The cons; price. I think these should be be less expensive. I know manufacturing isn’t cheap and I’m not going to pretend to guess on Elevation Lab’s point margins on this product, but they can charge nearly whatever they want as there isn’t much competition right now. I’d like to see these sell for about $15 bucks CDN each in a two pack rather than the $24 each I paid in a two pack. The size is kind of large. But honestly, there’s allot of room needed inside this device for what’s going. I’d rather have it larger and better quality than smaller and not, if that was the choice Mounting options. Well, there aren’t any that come with it. But it’s not hard to add two sided tape, Velcro or a magnetic attachment to secure this just about anywhere a space permits. I would recommend though, if you end up handling the unit allot, say using it from bag to bag, consider installing some grip tape the outside. The housing is somewhat slippery in my opinion. Recommended.