IP68 Waterproof Airtag Holder, 3M Adhesive Sticker Mount for Apple AirTag, Hidden GPS Tracker Case for Apple Airtag, Airtags 4 Pack Holder Case for Outdoor Water Sport Bike Luggage Remote Drone Camera

If you are looking for a case for your Airtag that needs extreme protection from the elements, this may be what you are looking for. For a low cost, you get complete protection - from a o-ring sealed case that is rugged and with secure 3m tape attachment. I use it on my ATV and it protects it from bumps, dust and water. The one big drawback is that this case also seals the sounds - so that you will not hear your airtag when you ping it - even if a couple feet away. If you use it on bigger items that you can see easily, then it's not a problem. For small items, you can be right on top of them and you may never hear the tracking.

The worst part about the airtag is how it doesn't attach to anything. No keychain loop, no nothing. So these holders are perfect for attaching the airtags to stuff. I put one on my bike and one on my car. I like that they are waterproof. They stick well and neither has come off. Fully recommend.

Grabbed these so I could put one on the drone. Lightweight enough to not cause any balance issues.Sticks well, so can't imagine it falling off while flying, or during a dreaded crash.Appears to be well sealed, so guessing if you are using in the rain it should be fine.Figure good insurance for anything you could lose.

i got these to hide airtags in my suitcase and in my car in case it gets stolen. These are great and seem to be waterproof - I placed a piece of paper inside this holder and closed it back with the screws and then submerged it in about 6" of water with a rock holding it down. Left it like that for about 3 hours and then when I opened it up the paper inside was still dry.I also tested this with the airtag inside to see if I could still find my airtags without any interference. I left them at home and went to work and they are still showing up on my devices.I really appreciate the fact that it comes with extra adhesives and extra screws since these screws are tiny and I'm sure I will lose one or all lol. It also comes with a little screwdriver which certainly helps.Overall these are great and for the price, I would absolutely recommend these.

I plan to get another set of these. We use AirTags in many things and this product has allowed to enhance their usage. We have a very expensive wagon and I have always stashed one in it, but this allows me to hide one on the frame and not worry about it getting wet or lost. We don’t have a garage and have had our shed broken into and lawn equipment stolen and we now have 2 of these on our lawnmower.The adhesive is strong and the case really is waterproof. I tested them before I put my AirTags in them.

These work extremely well. I tested the waterproof ability and the AirTag didn't have any problem. Only issue I had is that where I originally wanted to install them was 1/8" too thin for this holder, and these holders are solid with no give so it wouldn't fit. My fault, not theirs.Pros:+ Very durable case+ Tested waterproof+ Adhesive sticks extremely well+ Fairly easy to install AirTag (4 screws)+ Provide 4 spare screwsCons:- don't lose the screws!Overall, very good product

These airtag holders do seem really sturdy. We're newer to using them, so we've been getting creative. My partner put one on their bike, and we've had a better sense of security since then - with no concerns about the airtag getting lost. Adhesive is strong too. Would recommend!

First of all, these cases are very well made, sturdy and airtight, I trust they are also waterproof. Easy to open, set the airtag in, then close back. Four in the pack – more than I have a use for, since they’re so hard to get damaged. The provided 3M sticker pads are of very good quality, perfect adherence to clean surfaces.Most of the time, my airtags are attached to things I carry with me and may get misplaced. These cases are for a different sort of happening: thigs that get misappropriated. I heard stories of lawn-mowing robots vanishing from the front yards, bikes leaving without their owners from the front of the store, or expensive items borrowed but unfortunately lost, promptly, definitely with no intent to get stuff for free or at a huge discount by skillfully leveraging people’s trust. Well, dishonesty cannot keep up with the tech, and these casings make airtags helpful in this matter. There are limitations, though, as iPhones do notify the perpetrator there’s an airtag traveling with them. But not everyone has an iPhone, so it comes down to luck (or bad luck, from the perpetrator’s perspective).