ElevationLab has developed a 10-year extended battery case for Apple's AirTags, and it's now available at a steep discount. The TimeCapsule case, which is priced at $16, offers up to 14 times the lifespan of a standard CR2032 battery that powers an AirTag.
According to Elevation Lab, the case uses two AA batteries, providing long-term power for the device without the need for frequent recharging. The company estimates this is possible thanks to Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries, although actual performance may vary.
Once placed inside the TimeCapsule case, the AirTag becomes sealed with four screws at its corners. This compact design measures 4.45 x 1.57 inches and features a fiber-reinforced construction that ensures it remains sturdy. The case also boasts an IP69 waterproof rating, making it suitable for various use cases where the device may be left undisturbed for extended periods.
Some examples of these scenarios include attaching the AirTag to luggage or placing it in a vehicle. As a result, Elevation Lab suggests its TimeCapsule case is ideal for long-term deployments that require minimal intervention.
While this particular product has not been reviewed by TechDaily, it follows in the footsteps of other notable products from the company.
According to Elevation Lab, the case uses two AA batteries, providing long-term power for the device without the need for frequent recharging. The company estimates this is possible thanks to Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries, although actual performance may vary.
Once placed inside the TimeCapsule case, the AirTag becomes sealed with four screws at its corners. This compact design measures 4.45 x 1.57 inches and features a fiber-reinforced construction that ensures it remains sturdy. The case also boasts an IP69 waterproof rating, making it suitable for various use cases where the device may be left undisturbed for extended periods.
Some examples of these scenarios include attaching the AirTag to luggage or placing it in a vehicle. As a result, Elevation Lab suggests its TimeCapsule case is ideal for long-term deployments that require minimal intervention.
While this particular product has not been reviewed by TechDaily, it follows in the footsteps of other notable products from the company.
I mean, can you imagine having your AirTags last 10 years without needing to recharge? That's like, totally game-changing for all us busy bees who always seem to misplace our keys (or in my case, my wallet 
). And the fact that it's waterproof and all sturdy with that fiber-reinforced construction is just the icing on the cake! I'm all about convenience and functionality, so this thing sounds like a total winner. Plus, $16 for such an amazing feature? That's a steal if you ask me 
I just saw dat ElevationLab's TimeCapsule case 4 Apple AirTags is available at $16 
the compact design & fiber-reinforced construction is genius too! 
and the IP69 waterproof rating gives me peace of mind when i'm on-the-go 
The government needs to step in and create some regulations around product lifespan and sustainability. We can't just keep relying on companies like ElevationLab to solve these issues on their own. It's a double-edged sword, I guess. On one hand, it's awesome that we've got a more eco-friendly option, but on the other hand, are we setting ourselves up for a future where we're stuck with outdated tech for decades? 
$16 for a battery case that lasts 10 yrs? That's wild!
The fact that it's got an IP69 rating and a sturdy construction is even better - it's perfect for outdoor use or leaving it in your car. I've been looking for something like this for ages, now my AirTags will last forever without needing a recharge! 
The design of the thing itself also looks super solid, with that waterproof rating and all. I'm definitely curious to see how well it holds up over time, but from what I've seen so far, this is some cool tech 