Apple’s AirTag item tracker debuted back in April 2021 and has not since an update since then. Now, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports we’ll see a second-generation AirTag debut in mid-2025. Gurman’s comments appeared in his Power On newsletter on Sunday:

Apple is making it difficult to remove the speaker from the upcoming AirTag so stalkers can't use it as easily.

Apple is reportedly on track to release the AirTag 2 next year, and the second-gen tracker will bring three improvements to the table.

Apple AirTag 2 could be updated with the second-generation Ultra Wideband chip that debuted in all iPhone 15 models last year.

In this week's Power On newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that it may be harder to remove the speaker from the next AirTag.

AirTag 2, expected to launch next year, will reporyedly make it harder to tamper with the speaker. Morever, they are also said to boost the range.

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is preparing the release of AirTag 2 around the “middle of next year.”

In addition to longer range, the second generation will be more tamper-proof. Apple's AirTag devices are really useful. I've got them in my bag, in my purse, on some of my musical gear and more. But,

The industry analyst Mark Gurman claims that Apple will launch the new AirTag small tracking accessory in 2025.

Apple is expected to launch the next generation AirTag as early as mid-next year. Here are the major improvements you should expect on it.

Apple is preparing to release a new AirTag next year, featuring enhanced range, a more powerful chip, and improved privacy. The updated design will make it harder to tamper with the device, addressing concerns about its use for stalking.