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this is the smallest attachment loop i've found. It's rock solid https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CPTS8JG?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_4&th=1 https://

• Brajeshwar 8mo ago
  I use quite a few varieties, including Apple's, and I have found Belkin’s to be an ideal one — small, secure, with a minimal footprint, and available with a keyring or a lanyard. https://www.belkin.com/p/secure-holder-with-key-ring-for-airtag/P-F8W973.html https://www.belkin.com/p/secure-holder-with-key-ring-for-air...
  • dotancohen 8mo ago
    That costs more than the AirTag itself.
    • Brajeshwar 8mo ago
      Hmmm! Nope, it was not. Checking the website again, it says $12.99 for one and $39.99 for the 4-pack. I remember picking up two of the 4-pack for less than the 4-pack of AirTags (including the sales tax in California). For some reason, though, it is cheaper in the Indian Amazon. Right now, they are selling for roughly $9.70 (₹889) a piece (all taxes inclusive).
  • jval43 8mo ago
    Yes, these are the best of the bunch. Sturdy too, have had one on my keychain for years now.
• traceroute66 8mo ago
  Dude... not cool to put your Amazon `ref` link in there....
  • deleted 8mo ago
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  • nathancahill 8mo ago
    It's not theirs, internal Amazon stuff. Also, plug for Firefox and the Copy Clean Link function.
    • jsheard 8mo ago
      Yeah &ref= is for analytics, affiliate referrals use &tag=.
    • fragmede 8mo ago
      But I got my pitchfork out and everything! How dare someone try and make money to pay their bills!
• dotancohen 8mo ago
  That attachment loop costs more per unit than the dual-protocol tags themselves that another commentator mentioned.