We are already practically assuming that Apple is going to launch its own «Tags» on the market, those small devices with NFC and localization that in theory will allow us to interact more easily with our home devices, locate lost keys and know how many more utilities we would be able to get him out. Be that as it may, there is a real question about what type of batteries Apple will use to power your device. A last leak puts the focus on CR2032 batteries that are already used in similar devices such as those of the Tile brand.
According to MacRumors where they indicate having accessed reliable sources, These Apple AirTags would use CR2032 batteries. These batteries are classic, they cannot be recharged and will need to be replaced each time they run out. For example, those of the Tile brand last approximately a year, although that will clearly depend on the use we give it. Of course, we presume that Apple will include these batteries in the product directly when we acquire it. These batteries are not usually cheap, but they are widespread and easy to find even in supermarkets, so they should not be a problem.
Even though we all take it for granted that they will use NFC, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple could use the Ultra-Wideband system that ensures low consumption, in order to leave behind the Bluetooth and WiFi technology that would obviously entail a greater expense. However, lately the controversy hangs over the UWB and the battery consumption in the iPhone. Be that as it may, this device is going to be a luxury for many HomeKit functionalities such as the programming of certain devices, because if something goes almost always with us, it is precisely our iPhone, apart from the fact that many Apple devices are completely compatible with it. new system.
