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Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 77 reviews.
thanks for helping me track my equipment guys! Let me get a discount next time though lol
Pros- very fast, great support, super easy to use. Cons- no diagnostics or hard braking. Those were not things we needed but worth mentioning since other do them
Working good so far on our equipment. Holding up just right in rain and dirt.
Stuck nicely to our equipment. Battery lasted a long time, but the subscription fee is a bit higher than i like
battery was okay. But felt like i was changing it a ton so hardwired the tracker device to my E-Z-GO
Love it
This GPS tracker is a great choice for anyone wanting something more dependable than an AirTag. Location accuracy has been spot-on. I hardwired the device to my car battery using the kit and placed it in the trunk. The manufacturer doesn’t recommend that spot, but the tracker works perfectly there, so I left it. Performance has been flawless so far. Just be aware the subscription can get expensive, though paying one or two years upfront offers the best deal.
Worked like it should
Setup was super easy—charge it, connect via the app, and mount it. The real-time tracking works great, which is cool. Only downside is the battery lasts about two weeks, but I got used to charging it regularly.
Make sure you connect it to metal or it will fall off - that’s what happened rhe first time I put it on wheel well (see photo as example)
Just slap it on any of your heavy equipment and you’re pretty darn set
A red dot flashed in the viewfinder—we found the hidden camera. Testing the detector at home, it beeped near our IP camera, proving it works. It charges fast with USB-C, though the instructions are tiny. We haven’t tried the GPS detection yet, but knowing it’s there is reassuring. Sad that travel safety now means scanning for hidden cameras, but at least we’re prepared.
battery life is so much better than the personal tracker i used before - and my drivers weren't alerted to it being on equipment like the AirTags I used before that
This device works as expected but has a bit of a learning curve. Once I figured out the signals and alerts, it became much more useful, especially with its IR feature for spotting small camera lenses. It picked up surprising signals in my hotel room, making it a handy tool for travel, though it doesn’t feel very durable.
Slapped the tracking device on some of our desert toys. Never fell off once
The magnet is ridiculously strong and fit right under one of my work trucks. Easy
He got himself into this mess!! I just got answers
My husband bought four of these GPS trackers for our water restoration business vehicles. I must say, setting them up was a breeze. They even work in areas around Vancouver Island, where the cell service can be a bit hit and miss. We're so pleased with how well they’ve been working
GPS tracker stick very nice on trailer and mowers
Super strong magnet. Used this GPS device for my enclosed trailer and some expensive equipment
Because some Airbnb owners are creeps! Hidden camera detector worked fabulously
Here is my video review of the SpaceHawk real time GPS tracker.
I originally got this detection device to find a tracker a crazy ex hid on my F-150, but now i use it to bust creepy AF airbnb owners. No cap, they some really voyeurs
very good tracker for car
loved it.
Magnet was much stronger than I imagined. Would recommend
Been using these OBD2 trackers for our small limo fleet for years. No complaints!
Magnet was way stronger than I thought it would be. Stuck right on my drop deck trailer.
GPS tracker easily attached to my Ford-150. Idiot-proof device, and yes I’m an idiot and could use it
Gps tracking app was simple to use. I had a couple problems to start but support helped. Really like it!
With 2 small trucks always out and about, I felt like i was annoying the hell out of my guys by always texting, "hey where u at?". I highly recommend this and am sure your drivers will appreciate it too lol
Used the hidden GPS tracker for our Dutchmen Dutch Star we rent out on weekends in the Coachella Valley. I can't imagine renting out our RV without it
We were worried my Nana was getting confused when driving so we use this tracker to make sure she still good to drive and not getting lost. Easy to use. I also like how my sister and parents can all see where she’s at whenever we want — even though we live in different cities
This tracking system works well for my needs, but the subscription requirement is a bit of a letdown. I would have given it 5 stars if it weren’t for the ongoing fees. While it's still a decent product, the monthly cost adds up over time. At least the price point is manageable without a huge upfront investment. I use the basic package for my Turo fleet, and it does the job. However, if you're looking to avoid monthly fees, there are other options—though they do require a significant upfront cost.
purchased this after buying a cheap tracker on Amazon that had terrible battery life (2-3 days). I needed something portable and wireless that could track my refrigerated trailers. So much better
Used this hidden GPS for my photography bag when I shoot weddings and often leave my gear unattended - works great!
The GPS tracker works for my needs, but about once or twice a week, it loses signal and sends a close but not exact location. Notifications are sometimes delayed, and the app can take time to update the location. When moving with frequent stops, it misses some stops, so it’s not as accurate as I’d like. Battery life is okay, lasting about 2 weeks with notifications, but it drains quickly if you check often. Charging takes around 3-4 hours. Overall, it’s an okay real time GPS for basic tracking.
The LandAirSea tracker was easy to setup and use. Cool that is has no monthly subscription fees, but wish battery lasted a little longer
found the GPS device on my Honda Fit.
Easy to use - just plug it in to OBD port. I like how fast the tracker updates compared to previous truck GPS trackers we used. Support team was very helpful as well showing us how to use speed alerts - just wish it had starter disable feature - but I guess they only come with hardwired trackers. Still worth the $
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Bluetooth tracker vs GPS
Better than AirTags - Here is why
An AirTag waits for a stranger’s iPhone to walk by. A GPS tracker reports on its own.
| Bluetooth tag | Our GPS trackers | |
|---|---|---|
| How location is found | Borrows nearby iPhones over Bluetooth | Built-in GPS over cellular networks |
| Empty lot or job site | Only when a phone passes by | Reports wherever there is coverage |
| Live refresh rates | ✕ No | As often as every 3 seconds |
| Monthly plan | None | Monthly plan, or a no-subscription option |
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How GPS tracking works
GPS Tracking in 3 Simple Steps
If you can download an app, you can do this.
Activate
Download the free app and turn your tracker on. The SIM card is already inside.
Attach
Slap on the magnet mount or plug into the OBD port. Done in under a minute.
Track
Live GPS on your phone or computer, plus speed alerts and trip replay.
Buying guides
GPS trackers for assets, vehicles and equipment
TrailersUtility, flatbed and equipment trailers.Read the guide
EquipmentSkid steers, generators and site gear.Read the guide
FleetsVans and work trucks, across the fleet.Read the guide
Personal vehiclesCars, trucks and vans. Hidden and magnetic.Read the guide
ATVsQuads, side-by-sides and UTVs.Read the guide
MotorcyclesSmall enough to hide on a bike.Read the guide
SnowmobilesPolaris, Arctic Cat and Yamaha sleds.Read the guide
Mini trackersThe smallest magnetic units we sell.Read the guide
FAQs
Questions people ask before buying a tracker
What is a GPS tracker?
A small device that works out where it is from the satellite network and reports that position over a cellular connection to an app on your phone. Fitted to a vehicle, a trailer or a machine, it tells you where that asset is now, where it has been, and the moment it moves when it should not have.
Can a GPS tracker be detected?
Bluetooth tags announce themselves, because modern phones warn people that an unknown tag is travelling with them. A cellular GPS tracker does not broadcast to nearby phones, so it is far harder to stumble across. Anyone who suspects one on their own car needs a detector rather than a phone.
Do you have to pay a monthly fee?
For live tracking, yes. The updates travel over a cellular network and that data costs something. Plans in our range start at about $9.95 a month, and several devices include the first full year. If you would rather not pay monthly at all, the no-subscription models exist for exactly that. The trade is how often the tracker reports.
Do GPS trackers show history?
Yes. Most of the range stores around a year of location history, so you can replay a route, see where something stopped and for how long, and pull a timestamped report.
What is the best way to monitor assets with GPS?
It depends on whether the asset moves between places or stays on one. Magnet-mounted battery trackers suit equipment, trailers and anything you may want to move the tracker between. Hardwired units suit fleet vehicles that stay on the road, because they take power from the vehicle and never need charging.
How do you install a GPS tracker in a vehicle?
Most of the range needs no installation at all. The case is magnetic, so it goes on any steel surface: inside a rear wheel well, under the bumper, on the frame rail. The OBD2 unit plugs into the port under the dash. Only the hardwired models need an installer. Our installation guide walks through each one.
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