Bought your 4-pack of AirTags for $99 (or found AirTags on sale?), finished your AirTag unboxing, and then realized that AirTags don’t come with any accessories or cases? Looking for the best AirTag keychain accessories and alternatives to Apple’s more expensive Leather AirTag KeyChain? You’ve come to the right place (and also check out our reviews of top AirTag loop accessory alternatives) Here are top 5 AirTag keychain case accessories: Apple’s own AirTag keychain + the 4 best third-party Apple AirTag Keychain Alternatives. 1) Apple AirTag Keychain Accessory Review Available in three colors, blue, red, and brown (“Baltic Blue”, “(PRODUCT) RED”, and “Saddle Brown”, respectively) Note that by buying the red AirTag case, you support Apple’s initiative to benefit the (RED) foundation for HIV/AIDS and Covid19 relief – Apple’s thus far contributed over $250 million to the partnership Quick Apple AirTag Keychain Pros & Cons: Apple AirTag Keychain Pros: Apple’s AirTag keychain is simple, beautiful and functional – it’s made of soft, high-quality leather and is a great way to attach your AirTags to your keychain (or could even be used to put an AirTag on a dog collar); nicely frames and displays the chrome AirTag face, Apple logo & any emojis or engravings Apple AirTag Keychain Cons: At $35 Apple’s Leather Keychain is more expensive than AirTags; open face looks nice but doesn’t protect your AirTag from scratches; some people don’t like leather; with keychain, dangles low when hung on a dog collar as a pet tracker Click here to check Amazon’s sale price – usually $35 2) Belkin Secure Holder AirTag Keychain Review Available in black, pink, white, and blue, Belkin was the first and only third-party case available from the Apple Store at AirTag’s launch, and for good reason… As you’ve read in our Hands-On Belkin AirTag Keychain Review, it’s fantastic. Quick Belkin Secure Holder AirTag Keychain Pros & Cons: Belkin AirTag Keychain Pros: proprietary twist-to-lock feature securely holds your AirTag and ensures it’s not going to fall out of the case; MUCH CHEAPER than Apple’s leather keychain holder at just $13; high quality construction – feels very solid and looks nice; holds up well as a pet tracker (my dogs have been wearing AirTags with the Belkin keychain on their collars for a few weeks now and they’re not even scuffed); minimalist design – doesn’t add much bulk to the AirTag size & shape Belkin AirTag Keychain Cons: like Apple’s, these show off the chrome AirTags face at the trade off of not protecting the face from scratches; actual key ring is rather large – almost AirTag-sized, which may or may not be the size you’re looking for (can put a lot of keys on it, but it’s a bit big if you’re attaching it to another existing ring); hard to find in stock due to popularity Click here to check if in-stock at Amazon; or click here to buy directly from Belkin – $13 3) Nomad Leather Keychain for AirTags Review Nomad’s Leather AirTag Keychains are beautiful and well-crafted – like all of Nomad’s gear. They make their leather keychain in high-quality black and brown leather, and also make black and white versions of their Nomad Rugged Keychain for AirTag which is IP67 waterproof (like the AirTag itself) for another layer of protection (reviewed below) Quick Nomad Leather AirTag Keychain Pros & Cons: Nomad Leather AirTag Keychain Pros: Beautiful vegetable-tanned Horween leather design in brown or black; distinctive, stylish and expensive-looking design; like all Nomad products, it’s going to work great for a very long time – and comes with a two-year warranty to back it up Nomad Leather AirTag Keychain Cons: Generally a bit expensive, at $29.95 (like Apple’s AirTag keychain); some people don’t like leather products Click here to buy directly from Nomad (pre-ordering until July ’21) 4) Nomad Rugged Keychain for AirTag Review Nomad’s Rugged AirTag Keychain is perhaps underselling itself… Yes, it’s rugged in the sense that it protects your AirTag with a solid polycarbonate frame and TPU overmold (like a good iPhone case), but it’s also professional and sleek looking. Available in black and white – and IPG67 dust and waterproof, regardless of color. Nomad’s Rugged Keychain for AirTags is the ultimate AirTag keychain case for people who want to protect their AirTags, find their keys (or use an AirTag to find your dog), and want to look good doing it Quick Nomad Rugged AirTag Keychain Pros & Cons: Nomad Rugged AirTag Keychain Pros: Protects your AirTag from dust, water, and most importantly – drops and scratches; Nomad offers engraving – with more characters than Apple – so you can put your dog’s name & your phone number on it, for example, and use it as the ultimate pet tracker (ID tag & tracker in one); looks fantastic; comes with a two-year warranty; vegan materials; possibly our favorite AirTag holder Nomad Rugged AirTag Keychain Cons: Also a bit expensive, at $29.95 (like Apple’s AirTag keychain), but worth it! Click here to buy directly from Nomad (pre-ordering until August ’21) 5) Spigen AirTag Case Valentinus Review Sleek, strong / durable vegan pleather & knitted enclosure with opening to to show AirTag’s beautiful chromeyness; Includes a carabiner-style keyring so it’s easy to attach most anywhere; Slim design Quick Spigen Valentinus AirTag Keychain Pros & Cons: Spigen Valentinus AirTag Keychain Pros: Protects your AirTag; great design with clean lines and simple black & white color scheme; vegan-friendly “polyurethane leather” (nice-looking fake leather); unique carabiner-designed keyring allows you to easily clip your AirTag to whatever you want to track that day (attach your AirTag to your keys, suitcase, gym bag, backpack, purse, etc. – see our list of top things to track with an AirTag) Spigen Valentinus AirTag Keychain Cons: Carabiner is great but perhaps a bit large for your keys; beautiful but only available in black Click here to buy from Amazon for $19.99-$24.99 (sale / deals seen as low as $19.99)