2024-01-28 15:00:57
You already know very well — and probably have/use — the AirTagan Apple tracker that uses Bluetooth to communicate with nearby devices (iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches…) to determine your geographic location and update it in the cloud, within the Search network (Find My).
But how does it behave compared to a dedicated GPS device, which works completely independently and even has a 4G/LTE-M connection?
That’s what we put to the test in a test of the AirTag against the GPS Tracker Proyes Invoxia. Check out the video:
GPS Tracker Pro performs real-time tracking with an entire history of recorded points, offering features such as geofencing (geofences), proximity radar, theft prevention and a battery that can last up to three months.
It’s definitely not a perfect product, but as you’ll see in our tests, it does what it promises very well. Of course, given its price and the need for a subscription, it does not replace an AirTag “for them”, but it can be a much more appropriate solution in certain cases.
Comment what you think! ????
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