That could be. It looks like the OP has a Belkin security case. If that is the one that is hard to re-open as some others here have noted, that could explain the OP falling to pieces.Or maybe the third party holder/cases have something to do with it. 🤔
Have you experienced similar or are you mocking Apple?Yeah, warning!: They're delicate and quite easily broken. You have to treat them with kid gloves for them not to fall apart or break if squashed even a little bit!
I'm serious. Any squashing pressure on the tag, and the tiny board inside can fail. Hence returned for new ones.Have you experienced similar or are you mocking Apple?
Glad I saw this thread. These two reports are the first I have seen. I think the OP's may have been due to the holder. Will keep an eye on this to see if there end up being more reports on here. I have an Apple leather keychain for my Airtag. The other two are are each in a small sandwich bag in their respective places.I'm serious. Any squashing pressure on the tag, and the tiny board inside can fail. Hence returned for new ones.
In your other thread you said that your Airtags were broken out of the box.I'm serious. Any squashing pressure on the tag, and the tiny board inside can fail. Hence returned for new ones.
Next: “spontaneous” explosion.In your other thread you said that your Airtags were broken out of the box.
Now you seem to be suggesting that you have broken them yourself by exerting “squashing pressure on the tag”.
It is getting rather difficult to understand what is really happening to be frank.
Yeh.. right..I'm serious. Any squashing pressure on the tag, and the tiny board inside can fail. Hence returned for new ones.
I agree. I have seen YouTube videos where they clip an airtag on to a bunch of keys with god knows how many other things such as fluffy unicorns and lucky charms.life on a key ring is rough.
i have gone through a few garage door pendants and now dont put anything on the key ring, but maybe the keys.
good to know the airTags come apart easy. some how it doesn't surprise me tho.
Fluffy unicorns are notorious for their savagery.I agree. I have seen YouTube videos where they clip an airtag on to a bunch of keys with god knows how many other things such as fluffy unicorns and lucky charms.
I can’tt see an airtag lasting long with that sort of daily abuse.
I think the OP's may have been due to the holder.
It is possible that while handling the Airtag you accidentally turned the back just enough but not quite enough to open it, and then being inside your pocket it jogged it loose. I opened one of mine because I was curious, and as I was closing it up I can see how the twist function, if not closed correctly, can lead to it popping open.
Yeah I was wondering whether OP had it installed the opposite way either. AFAIK the chrome part of the AirTag with the Apple logo should be on the same side of the keychain with the Belkin logo up top. From OP's photo it looks like he might have it installed backwards.I have that same case and I noticed that the Airtag spins easier facing one way vs facing the other. I'm curious if you have it installed with the plastic side facing the internal rubber bumpers (battery plate facing away)?
Yeah I was wondering whether OP had it installed the opposite way either. AFAIK the chrome part of the AirTag with the Apple logo should be on the same side of the keychain with the Belkin logo up top. From OP's photo it looks like he might have it installed backwards.
It is, there is no "right" way to put it..Interesting! As far as I can see, each side of the Belkin keychain is pretty much identical
I don't think the instructions do a good job explaining the orientation but it definitely shows the smaller, chrome part of the AirTags as facing the side with the Belkin logo. I'm guessing that side has a larger lip to keep the AirTag cover in place.Interesting! As far as I can see, each side of the Belkin keychain is pretty much identical (aside from the markings), so I don't think it would make any difference. The instructions also do not make any reference to one way being more correct than the other. But I will try reversing it to see if it makes any difference.
Interesting! As far as I can see, each side of the Belkin keychain is pretty much identical (aside from the markings), so I don't think it would make any difference. The instructions also do not make any reference to one way being more correct than the other. But I will try reversing it to see if it makes any difference.