Plastic AirTag Case with Screwed Corners, Waterproof Seal and Built-in Loop

Yes, the Plastic AirTag Case with Screwed Corners, Waterproof Seal and Built-in Loop is designed for Apple's AirTag, which fits into its slot made to its size. The AirTag is not included.

Unscrew the rear shell with the special screwdriver, place the AirTag in the front shell on the silicone seal, then close it and tighten the four corner screws.

Yes, the manufacturer states that a special screwdriver comes with the case, for the shell's special-head screws. It is used to open and close the case.

The manufacturer states protection against water thanks to the silicone seal and the screws, with no specific IP rating. It suits splashes and rain; avoid immersing it for long.

Unscrew the rear shell, take out the AirTag, then open it following Apple's instructions to replace its battery. Put it back in its slot before closing and screwing it back together.

No, according to the manufacturer, the signal is not blocked. The speaker sound may seem slightly quieter than with an AirTag without a case.

The moulded loop on top of the case lets a ring, a carabiner or a strap pass through, to attach it to a bunch of keys, a rucksack, a satchel or a suitcase.

Yes, by linking the loop to the collar with a ring or a carabiner. The case weighs about 27 g: it suits a medium or large dog, and calls for caution on a cat.

Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry the screws and seal thoroughly. After exposure to water, check that the silicone seal is still properly in place before closing.

Six colours: black, dark green, light purple, dark purple, red and royal blue. Only the colour of the shell changes; the shape and screws stay the same.