Belkin F8W973 AirTag Case with Key Ring (Secure Holder
Belkin F8W973 AirTag Case with Key Ring (Secure Holder Protective Cover for Air Tag with Scratch Resistance Accessory) – Blue (Pack of 4)
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| Colours | Black, Blue, Pink, White | Black, Blue, Pink, White | Black, Blue, Green, Red | Black, White | Black, White, Light/Dark Grey |
| Form Factor | Key Ring | Strap | Carabiner | Wire Cable | Clip |
| Uses | Pets, Keys, Luggage, Purse | Car Remote, Keys, Purse | Bag, Backpack, Car Remote | Luggage, Backpack | Pets, Bag, Backpack |
| Secure Feature | Twist and lock design | Twist and lock design | Snap and lock design | Allen key lock design | Snap and lock design |
| Compatibility | Apple AirTag | Apple AirTag | Apple AirTag | Apple AirTag | Apple AirTag |
| Open Design | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Simple but well designed product. Exactly what I needed to use an AirTag as a keyring. I trust Belkin as all of their products that I’ve used have been good.
This is great to attach an Air Tag to my car keys. Not that I lose them that often but it’s nice to know I could find them if needed. Dont really know its there on the keyring.
The quality of the Belkin is important to keep your Apple Air Tag safe, as you don’t want to loose it, I looked at other holders and they didn’t look very safe, The Belkin have got to be taken off the keyring before you can open the holde
I mean I never expect anything less from belkin. The plastic feels great, the colors are as advertised, and they’re holding up really well over using them. If there was anything that could be better, maybe some sort of clear film that covered the airtag to protect it from scratching up. Something comparable to a thin screen protector on a phone screen or apple watch screeen. But besides that, this product works grea
dont know how I missed spotting these when I bought my AirTags… (bought silicon ones, which are now starting to fail, AirTag coming loose inside bag)… these are brilliant, air tag is locked into the holder, only thing I have changed is the ring to attach it to item, I use a Carabiner Clip Snap Hook instead so I can with it to another item if I want… but obviously if you want something more permanent and more secure use the supplied keyring thing… 100 times better than any silicon holder…
Much cheaper than the Apple equivalent and yet does exactly the same job. Looks stylish and the lip around the edge helps prevent scratching the air tag.
Was easy to use and set up and has a strong ring to connect to your keys or bag etc
Slimline me and simple this is just what I wanted. Added a smaller split ring- just my preference – and it is hardly noticeable on my key ring; until I lose them that is.
Apple sells this in the Apple Store but in Amazon it’s the same thing and cheaper. It’s so easy to assemble, with a twist and you lock it in place. I’ve had it for a month now and it still look good with no scratches. It’s sturdy and you don’t have to worry about loosing it.
I’ve been using the Belkin AirTag holder for my car keys, and I must say it’s been a fantastic addition. The simplicity and quality of this accessory really stand out.
The holder is incredibly user-friendly, and it’s evident that it’s made of high-quality materials. The design is ingenious — the two parts clip together and then twist to lock securely. Once it’s locked and attached to your keyring, it’s impossible to unlock, adding a significant layer of security.
What’s more, the price point of this AirTag holder is just a fraction of what you’d pay for Apple’s equivalent. Considering that this is essentially a straightforward item, it makes perfect sense to opt for the more affordable option without compromising on quality. I’m thoroughly impressed and would highly recommend the Belkin AirTag holder to anyone looking for a cost-effective yet reliable solution for their keys.
These basically lock the tag snugly between two pieces of plastic. It works but doesn’t protect the chrome face being scratched – very surprised they didn’t think more on this. Expensive for what they basically are.
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I have previously purchased an official Apple-branded leather keyring which lasted almost two years (ridiculously overpriced and more expensive than the AirTag itself) and still allows the AirTags to be susceptible to scratching as it too is an open-sided design. I cannot justify the price to replace it. I wish I were exaggerating, but I spent almost 2 hours browsing Amazon for an alternative. I came across a mass amount of similar styles, some of which were identical to the officials. Yet, the reviews weren’t favourable, mentioning shoddy quality, poor fit resulting in damage or loss of the AirTag itself, inaccurate product descriptions and the thickness of carabiners that won’t fit the hole of a standard key, meaning I would need to attach a separate ring to be connected generally, carabiners on keyrings are overly loose to operate. Anything linked has the potential to be lost easier. Until I came across this listing with 25,000+ reviews (92% four stars and above). Having tried Belkin for screen protectors and iPhone cases over the years, you usually cannot go wrong with their quality. I came across multiple reviews on this listing stating, “unable to open the case after closing” Now, this made me hesitant to purchase. But since I could not find anything better reviewed, I took the risk. As everyone knows AirTags are notorious for scratching from the second the removal of its packaging.
I separate my reviews into segments for ease of reading, pro, med, con and conclusion, to allow you to focus on which areas you are most interested in and in detail and try to answer any questions I had myself before purchasing.
Pro:
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* I have intentionally dropped the keyring numerous times from a decent height (6ft) with the AirTag inside and on various surfaces such as tiles and outdoors. While the case took minor cosmetic damage, the case hasn’t opened or shown any signs of being weakened while not causing any damage to the AirTag itself. I took it a step further by throwing (outdoors) easily 15+ft, allowing it to hit the surface at force. The case remained firmly intact. Not that you’ll do this intentionally, but it’s nice to know if it should fall from height, it’ll still be fine.
* The battery cannot be accessed and removed while the case and ring are attached. Although the chances of a thief stealing and using your keys, if found, is low risk, the value stands purely on the AirTag alone. The chance of knowing exactly how to open and remove the battery, if lost, are minimal, ensuring you’ll have a better chance of locating keys or your item, unlike the leather models, in which the AirTag is effortlessly removed and can be disabled reducing the likelihood of finding your lost item or AirTag.
* Apple sells this case directly store/online. However, it’s 50% more expensive than on here Amazon; therefore, if you want to purchase, Amazon is the best cost-effective option.
Med:
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* As mentioned in the Con section below, I agree with others it can be tricky to open, but once you know precisely and get the knack for it, it’s easy.
* In my dropping and throw tests, had I not had the film over the outer exposed areas, there would likely have been scratches from the uneven outdoor surface as the AirTag isn’t deeply recessed, particularly on the stainless steel side.
Con:
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* Scratching of the stainless steel happens quickly, even with minimal handling. My two-year-old loose one in my wallet looks terrible with deep scratches, although only handled when changing the battery; this open design case is inevitable that scratches will develop, just like the official keyring from Apple. However, I overcame this by using the protective film that originally came with my second AirTag purchase and tidying up loose edges. This case clamps down, securing it in place. I have previously tried using AirTag adhesive films from Amazon, which were unfit for purpose due to not covering anywhere close to the edges or having poor adhesive. Using the AirTags original film, you lose the sheen of the stainless steel, and it becomes two-tone matte, which doesn’t bother me as I’d rather lose the lustre from the film than lose it permanently from scratches without, although it still looks sleek matte. If you no longer have the film, wide sellotape works well to stick to both exposed outer surfaces if preferred, leaving a slight overhang that tucks into the case out of view to secure. Had decent protective covers been provided in the packaging, this would have been very welcomed and made the case of better value.
Conclusion
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Sure, it isn’t the fully enclosed protection I sought, and I knew this before purchasing. Still, since the countless others and styles I had come across were less favourable in reviews, using the original film has avoided cosmetic scratches, and the stainless steel remains to look new underneath a week later and from being kept in a pocket (absolutely no chance that scratches wouldn’t happen without even from a minute). Therefore I’d highly recommend doing this also. Overall it gives excellent side protection from height and stays locked in place as well as making a potential thief’s job more challenging to remove the battery before you have a chance to locate the AirTag accurately or your item. Had this case been 360 enclosed or quality outer protectors supplied, it would be brilliant. Therefore since it doesn’t, it’s fair to remove a star based on that, as other cases may be available that I haven’t come across that has decent reviews.