Apple AirTags, the company’s round-shaped trackers, are conveniently designed to locate lost or lost items. Given that their integration with Apple’s software ecosystem was seamless, there was no doubt that AirTags would grow in popularity so much that if this progress continued, a second-generation model could be introduced.

Although AirTags are the subject of controversy as there are several instances where tracking devices have been used as a tool for persecution, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes they are still extremely popular. According to Kuo’s forecasts, supply could reach 35 million in 2022, due to the affordable price and easy way to help owners find lost or lost items.

In 2021, these supply estimates reached 20 million, indicating growth and sustained high demand. Assuming this growth will continue, Kuo believes Apple will be offered to launch a second-generation model that is likely to come with advanced features. Although AirTags works with Android phones, their full potential is revealed and displayed when paired with iPhone.

Using Apple’s Find My network, iPhone owners can see which AirTag may be associated with an item, such as a bag, car key, or any other item, and track them when they’re lost or lost. We do not believe that Apple will be able to radically change the design of the second generation AirTags, because their functionality, appearance and use are not as well thought out as in other products of the company.

However, if Apple makes changes on these followers, you can easily put them in your pocket, wallet or bag by making them a little thinner and smaller. If the AirTags get smaller, they’ll be easier to go unnoticed and likely won’t be able to get rid of them if the thief decides to get away with an Apple tracker item. Source