Apple’s AirTags are designed to help people find their bags, purses, bunch of keys, etc. again. Thanks to the global network of Apple devices, which transmit the location to the cloud in encrypted form and which can then be called up by the owner of the AirTag, the small clips can also be found outside of one’s own reach via iPhone, iPad or Mac. It is therefore obvious to postpone something that is often stolen: bicycles or e-bikes. But what to do with the AirTag? Here’s an amazingly simple solution for the doorbell: AirBell.
Apple AirTag four-pack at Amazon
AirTag on the bike: The Prince of AirBell
Glue under the saddle, laboriously insert into the frame? It’s not that easy to unobtrusively attach an AirTag to your bike. That’s why the AirBell idea is so clever: The AirTag simply disappears into the bell. Unscrew, put in, screw on. The AirBell looks like a normal bell.
Simple: AirBell unobtrusively offers space for an AirTag.
AirBell price and availability
Apple customers already know that: Of course it’s a bit more expensive than it needs to be. The AirBell costs 24.99 euros including shipping. And the idea seems to have caught fire. The manufacturer currently reads: We are sold out and delivery times are currently around 2 weeks. With the 10% discount code: 2WEEKS you can get your AirBell cheaper if you still order it today! In addition, there are the costs for the AirTag, which is around 30 euros individually. In this way, a security function that is already integrated in the VanMoof S3, for example, can be retrofitted with manageable effort.