Save $20 on a four-pack of second-gen AirTags from Apple.

Apple’s second-generation AirTags are now available in a four-pack for just $79, down from the original price of $99. This marks the lowest price we’ve seen for this bundle. While you can grab a single AirTag for $24, buying the set offers a significant savings of $17. It’s surprising to see the newer model priced this low, especially since the first-gen AirTags took longer to drop in price.

The second-gen AirTag maintains the same design as its predecessor, but it boasts internal upgrades that enhance its functionality. These improvements include increased speaker volume, extended range, and superior tracking capabilities. A colleague noted that tracking the latest AirTag across different floors was much easier compared to the older version.

Here are some other noteworthy deals:

* Elgato’s largest Stream Deck, featuring 32 customizable keys, is now priced at $199.99, down from $249.99. This is the lowest price since Prime Day. Each key can be personalized using Elgato’s software for Windows or macOS, allowing you to set commands and customize the key imagery. You can assign simple tasks like muting a mic or turning off a webcam, or create complex multi-button macros that execute with a single press.

* For those with a Switch 2 who still need to recharge their original Switch’s Joy-Con, there’s a fantastic accessory on sale. Fastsnail’s charging dock, which includes a USB-C-to-A cable and four charging slots for Joy-Con, is now just $6.99 (down from $13.99) when you apply the code NMSV9HX3, as highlighted by the community.

* The Backbone One controller is an excellent option for mobile gaming, providing a full set of controls for both native phone games and streaming console or PC games. Typically priced around $100, the Backbone One PlayStation Edition, compatible with iOS and Sony’s Remote Play app, is available for just $27 in used condition on eBay. The seller describes it as being in “fair/good condition” with some minor blemishes and includes a 60-day warranty. You can also add a one-year warranty through Allstate for an additional $4, making it a great deal for those curious about the controller without wanting to pay full price.