If you’re tired of misplacing or flat-out losing your keys, take heart. Accessories maker Mujjo introduced its new, luxe-leather Canopy AirTag Keychain on Tuesday.
It includes a little magnet to help keep the AirTag tracking device in place inside the pocket. And while it’s just another one of many AirTag keychains out there, it looks like a nice option.
Mujjo Canopy AirTag Keychain
The new Mujjo Canopy AirTag Keychain is made from a single piece of vegetable-tanned Ecco leather, Mujjo said. The leather is Gold Rated by the Leather Working Group for its low environmental impact.
The keychain features a 3D-molded pocket with a hidden magnet to keep your AirTag tracking device securely in place. Tracking the AirTag via Find My on your Apple devices will pretty much ensure you always know where your keys are.
Mujjo finishes the little accessory with a durable metal key ring with a corrosion-resistant PVD-
Elegant and functional
Photo: Mujjo
“The Canopy AirTag Keychain is an EDC upgrade that’s as elegant as it is functional,” Mujjo said.
You can get it in the company’s three signature colors: black, Monaco blue and tan.
Where to buy: Mujjo.com
David Snow, an expert on Apple hardware and software, writes on a variety of technological and cultural topics for Cult of Mac. They include Apple news, technology buying guides, and features about computer setups and Apple TV shows and movies.
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