A CR2032 battery powers AirTags and lasts for an entire year. CR2032 batteries are a coin-cell battery that are usually used to control watches, mini-computers, toys, and numerous other electronic gadgets. Step by step instructions to Actually look at Your AirTag’s Battery Duration Stage 1 Open the Find My application on your iPhone. 

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Open the Find My application on your iPhone. At the point when your AirTag’s battery is close to the furthest limit of its life, you’ll get a notice on your iPhone that says “AirTag Battery is Low.”

 You can likewise check your AirTag’s battery whenever in the Find My application. Step 2: Open the app and tap the Items tab.

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Within the app,

 tap the Items tab.

 Step 3

 Choose an AirTag. 

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Select your AirTag. All of your AirTags will be listed here if you have multiple of them. Stage 4 Actually take a look at the battery rate.

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 Really look at the battery rate. There will be a battery symbol under the AirTag’s name, which will show an estimated perusing of how much battery duration the AirTag has left. Supplanting the AirTag Battery 

Stage 1

 Unscrew the battery cover. ‘

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Unscrew the battery cover. Push down on the hardened steel battery cover on your AirTag and turn counterclockwise.

 Stage 2 

Lift the cover and eliminate the battery.

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Lift the cover and eliminate the battery. Your AirTag’s battery, like other lithium batteries that can only be used once, should be recycled rather than thrown away. 

 Stage 3 

Supplement another CR2032 lithium 3V coin battery into the AirTag.

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The AirTag needs a brand-new CR2032 lithium coin battery with a 3V rating. Apple advises that you use a battery without a bitterant coating because these batteries may not work with your AirTag. 

 Step 4

 Put the cover back on.

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Supplant the cover. Ensure the tabs on the battery cover line up with the openings on your AirTag, then, at that point, pivot the cover clockwise until it quits moving.