Using rechargeable batteries in your AirTags is not a smart idea - here's why
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This article cautions against using LIR2032 rechargeable batteries in Apple AirTags, explaining that despite their identical size to CR2032 cells, they operate at a higher voltage and have significantly lower capacity, leading to frequent replacements, sudden power loss, and potential leakage that can damage the device. It advises sticking with reputable CR2032 batteries for AirTags and reserving LIR2032 cells for devices designed for them.
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