Clever DIY project turns AirTag into slim wallet card

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A brave do-if-yourselfer took apart Apples brand-new AirTag and rebuilt it into something slim adequate to fit into a wallet.
Enjoy his video with step-by-step guidelines for following in his steps.

Apple AirTag can assist users find secrets, travel luggage and– with a great deal of adjustments– their wallet. Screenshot: Andrew Ngai

Howe to make a wallet-size AirTag

Likewise, waterproofing headed out the window. And theres space to question whether the hand-made connections in between the battery and the AirTag PCB will endure daily use.

While it takes some delicacy with a soldering iron, Ngai does not experience genuine problems running wires between the battery and the AirTag. He then 3D prints a holder for the 2 elements and the adjoining wires.
The result is 3.8 mm. Ngai easily popped that into his wallet, and had the ability to track it with the Find My app on his iPhone.

The job was done by Andrew Ngai. “I desired to put an Airtag into my wallet so that I can likewise track its area but I discovered out that the Airtag is quite thick and it will produce a bulge in my wallet,” said Ngai. “So I customized the Airtag and provided it a new body!”
For one, an AirTag teardown by iFixit found that the tracker utilizes the plastic case as part of its speaker.

Think about the drawbacks
Ngai ends his DIY video by cautioning, “I would not recommend this to anybody whos not familiar with hands-on electronic work since some components on the PCB are truly delicate.”
And he doesnt attend to the downsides in the video. For one, an AirTag teardown by iFixit discovered that the tracker uses the plastic case as part of its speaker. And Ngai got rid of the speaker magnet. So the greatly customized tracker cant beep to help the user find it.

The job was done by Andrew Ngai. “I wished to put an Airtag into my wallet so that I can also track its location however I found out that the Airtag is quite thick and it will produce a bulge in my wallet,” said Ngai. “So I customized the Airtag and provided it a brand-new body!”
He begins by getting rid of the plastic outer shell of the accessory from the printed circuit board. The PCB sits on top of the battery, and the strategy is to put them side-by side.