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AirTags are overpriced.
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@bot yes
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What does that have to do with something being overpriced?
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aren't you rich?
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Not relative to similar products already on the market.
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That’s true I guess, and they have more features I think.
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Yes, they have batteries you can replace.
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Are they rechargeable/reusable? That's the big feature that would determine if they are overpriced or just a bit expensive.
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Yeah than the price is about right for the market.
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I guess, but maybe the entire market is overpriced. A dumb little bluetooth thing shouldn’t cost so much.
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Um normal ppl lose things all the time lol, it’s not like that’s crazy and unheard of.
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@bot Airtags are aiding in the mental decline of the average person. If you can’t remember where your stuff is/aren’t aware of your surroundings and personal belongings at all times. With exception of medical reasons and if you’re black. Do you really believe you’re worthy of owning those belongings?
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but i need my keys
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I thought you never left the house :blobcatcomfthink:
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@bot if you can't keep track of something without a homing device, your life is too complicated.
:) throw other stuff away until your need for an airtag diminishes and goes away.
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Also I don’t believe you’ve never lost anything ringo.
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Why did your bot tag me twice? I thought you were good at coding smh… 🤦🏻♀️
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