The Apple AirTag offers an affordable way for iPhone users to track nearly anything, but there's a catch. By itself, the AirTag can really only be thrown into a bag. To make it more versatile, you'll need some accessories.

UPDATE: 01/17/2024

We've reviewed our recommendations and are confident these are still the best AirTag accessories you can buy.

What to Look for When Buying an AirTag Accessory in 2024

Unlike other popular Bluetooth trackers, the Apple AirTag doesn't have a built-in clip or any real way to connect it to your things. Instead, you can either freely place the disk-shaped tracker inside a bag, purse, or wallet, or you can buy an accessory that allows you to attach it to your keys, suitcase, or sunglasses.

The good news is that there are more than a handful of first and third-party accessories available for the AirTag. While Apple has primarily focused on the basics with ways to mount the Bluetooth tracker to your keys or bag, other companies like Moment, Nomad, and Belkin have created unique accessories that fit your every need.

Each item in our roundup below has been expertly chosen based on our knowledge of the company manufacturing the accessory and the use case it best fits.

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Best AirTag Accessory Overall: Apple AirTag Loop

AirTag accessories pretty much have one purpose---to allow you to attach the tracker to something. With that in mind, the best accessory for most people is the simple AirTag Loop.

The AirTag Loop is lightweight and durable thanks to the polyurethane material and comes in four colors to match your style. You button the AirTag in the pouch and feed it through the slot at the end to close the loop. Simple and effective.

It's a bit strange that the AirTag Loop costs the same as the AirTag itself ($29), but both are affordable and make a good pair.

Best Budget AirTag Accessory: Belkin Secure Holder with Strap

The Belkin Secure Holder with Strap is the same concept as the Apple Loop, but a little more low-tech. Pop the AirTag into the rubber holder and use the included loop of rope to attach it to a variety of objects. Belkin has a keyring option in case you aren't a fan of the rope.

Belkin's holder comes in four colors and is less than half the price of the Apple Loop. It might not be quite as stylish, but the functionality is the same, and $13 is a great price for it.

Best Premium AirTag Accessory: Nomad Leather Loop & Keychain

If you're looking for something classy to house your AirTag, look no further than Nomad's Leather Loop and Leather Keychain. They both look great without costing a dozen times more than the AirTag itself. Looking at you, Hermès.

Nomad uses high-quality Horween leather for both the Loop and Keychain. The Loop is low-profile and attaches to the AirTag with adhesive. The Keychain is a bit larger and has a thermoformed pocket for the AirTag. Both include keyrings so you can attach the Airtag to most objects you'd need it on.

Our sister site, Review Geek, gave the Nomad AirTag Leather Loop a 9 out of 10 and an Editor's Choice award in its review:

Recommending the Nomad Leather Loop is a no-brainer. It's both cheaper and more premium than any of Apple's official cases. Although I can't use it with multiple AirTags, I love knowing that it isn't immediately obvious that I have a Bluetooth tracker attached to my keys.

The Nomad Loop and Keychain are available in Rustic Brown and Black. The Loop starts at $25 for the brown color and $5 more for black. The Keychain is available for $40 in both color options.

Best Customizable AirTag Accessory: dbrand Grip Case & Skin

dbrand is a company that's well-known for making high-quality skins for gadgets of all types, so naturally, they have an accessory for AirTags, too. The Grip Case is a lightweight holder that comes with a keyring and lanyard.

Since this is dbrand, the Grip Case also comes with your choice of skin for the AirTag. There are a wide variety of colors, patterns, and materials to choose from. If you're looking for ultimate customization, this is a good choice.

The dbrand Grip Case & Skin costs $20, and there are additional add-ons if you'd like more cases and skins.

Best Versatile AirTag Accessory: Moment Fabric Mount

Not everything that you want to track will have a convenient way to attach an AirTag. Moment's Fabric Mount uses an adhesive backing so that you can stick it to nearly anything.

The mount is made from a stretchy fabric that securely holds the AirTag like a pocket. You stick it to the item that you want to track and it's ready to go. This also makes it more discreet than some of the other options in this list.

The Moment Fabric Mount is available in black and costs just $15. For all those items that don't cooperate with hooks and loops, this is a nice option.

Best Miscellaneous AirTag Accessory: Elago R5 Locator Case

If you have ever spent 30 minutes hunting for your Apple TV remote only to find it embedded in the deepest crevice of the sofa, it should be easy to see the appeal of the Elago R5 Locator Case.

This soft silicone case, designed to fit the 2nd and 3rd gen Apple remote, has a small cavity inside to place your AirTag. If you misplace the remote, you can open your phone and locate the AirTag. No more fruitless cushion lifting and peering under furniture on your hands and knees.

The cover also makes the remote a bit easier to hold for anyone with large hands, and the silicone protects it from accidental drops onto hard floors. There are a few color options available, including one that glows in the dark.