Apple AirTags are being one of the greatest attractions among users since its presentation two weeks ago at the keynote at Apple Park. This accessory allows you to locate in real time and thanks to the network Search for different elements to which we adhere. The jewel in the crown is, of course, the technology around the network created by Apple devices in addition to the supposed long life of its battery according to the information of the apple. iFixit has decided tear apart the AirTags discovering the internal elements in addition to see inside accessory thanks to X-rays.
The AirTag is much denser and more compact than its competitors
iFixit and Creative Electron have been responsible for breaking up the new AirTags and taking different X-rays to check the inside of the new Apple accessory. The objective? Compare it with the rest of the competition locators such as those of Tile. The first reflections have gone in the same direction: a compact, complex accessory with less space inside than the rest of the accessories of the competition.
According to iFixit, access to the interior of the accessory is much more complex. They are also clearly displayed the center magnet and the built-in speaker to emit sounds outside. This is seen not only through the physical disassembly but also through the different X-rays that we can see in the image that heads the article.
Likewise, it is ensured that a hole can be made on the outside of the AirTag to be able to adhere it to a lanyard without damaging any internal structure of the accessory. Obviously, it is something that iFixit does not recommend, but they do consider that it was something fundamental to try. Finally, it is important to note increasing the density of potato chips, in addition to a general trend that we see in Apple devices: layered circuits with silicon, accelerometer, power supply chips and a spiral antenna to emit signals.
