Belkin F8W973 AirTag Case with Key Ring (Secure Holder Protective Cover for Air Tag with Scratch Resistance Accessory) - Black

Apple AirTag Case ReviewIf you're an AirTag user, you know how valuable it is to keep your device safe and secure. Enter the Apple AirTag case – a truly remarkable accessory that combines functionality with sleek design. As someone who has utilized the AirTag case for several months, I'm thrilled to share my thoughts on why it's an essential purchase.Firstly, the quality of the materials used in the case is outstanding. Apple has opted for high-grade silicone and leather options that not only provide a robust shield against everyday wear and tear but also offer a luxurious feel. The silicone is soft and flexible, perfect for those who prefer a minimalist approach. The leather option, on the other hand, exudes elegance and durability, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate a more refined aesthetic.Furthermore, the design is quintessentially Apple – clean, simple, and incredibly effective. The case fits the AirTag snugly, ensuring it stays in place while providing easy access for quick removals and replacements. Attaching the case to keys, backpacks, or pet collars is effortless, thanks to its secure key ring and innovative closure mechanism.Functionality is at the heart of the AirTag case's design. It does not interfere with the AirTag's ultra-wideband technology, ensuring precise location tracking remains unhindered. Whether you're using it to keep track of your luggage or to ensure your pet's safety, the case enhances the AirTag's usability by offering added protection and versatility.Finally, the case comes in various colors, allowing you to personalize your AirTag to suit your style. This range of options ensures there's something for everyone, from classic black to vibrant red.In conclusion, the Apple AirTag case is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to protect their AirTag while adding a touch of personal flair. Its blend of quality materials, thoughtful design, and practical functionality make it a standout product in the accessory market. Highly recommended for its style, protection, and ease of use!

This is my second purchase of this item and have have found them useful.One of the things I really like about it is the slim design, not adding any additional bulk as well as being durable, having so far protected my AirTags from dings, and other forms of damage. It's also easy to insert the AirTag into the case, taking me a few seconds and feeling secure, as well as being easy to remove in order to replace the battery.Overall, I would highly recommend the Belkin AirTag case to anyone looking for a reliable way to protect their Apple AirTag. It's a well-designed and well-made case that provides excellent protection. The only drawback is a lack of protection from scratches to each face, although it is relatively easy to add some protective film to help with that.

Having said that, it is quite expensive for what it is. But at least I trust it not to let go of my air tag, unlike the cheapy silicone ones.

If you went by some of the reviews on Amazon and actually believed them to be from competent people, you would probably not consider buying this.Is it expensive at £8.00? In ways it is, it's just a piece of hard plastic (with your choice of attachment, i.e. ring, strap or carabiner).However it is way cheaper than Apple's own offering which is massive, and everything else I found of the same low-profile design was TPU and thus flexible, so it turns out to be for me at least, the best thing I could get for £8 which then makes it good value.Now some reviews mention that it is hard to undo if you don't quite line it up right when closing the two sides of the case together. Others mention that the Airtag still scratches as and it should be a closed design to prevent this.I guess that is absolutely true if you haven't applied common sense, however this is what I did to counter that from being the case (punn not intended), and I knew I was going to do it BEFORE I purchased the item, because it is common sense.1. I assembled the case and took it apart again without an Airtag in it to understand exactly how it went together. Then, and only then, did I put the Airtag in being very careful to align the two sides correctly.2. I placed this on my keyring with car keys and god knows how many other keys, in between two keys that themselves had no way of actually touching the Airtag inside the case (A VW carkey and a house key with a large head). I did also use a Spigen scratch protector on the silver side for good measure, but this doesn't have a mark on it at all so is unnecessary.The result strangely is that I can now take the case apart by removing it from the keyring and twisting in the opposite direction to which it was assembled, causing it to open easily, and the Airtag is totally unmarked from other keys. I also cannot see anyway that it is possible for any part of the Airtag to fall through a gap in the case (e.g. the battery cover).I have ordered more and it's that simple. Use your noggin a little and it is a great little case, rush or be a bit dumb and it may well be junk just like anything else in this world.