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Auto XS GPS Vehicle Tracker £34.99 + £2.95 delivery Now Reduced
Auto XS GPS Vehicle Tracker £34.99 + £2.95 delivery Now Reduced
Auto XS GPS Vehicle Tracker £34.99 + £2.95 delivery Now Reduced
Auto XS GPS Vehicle Tracker £34.99 + £2.95 delivery Now Reduced
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Posted 30 January 2023

Auto XS GPS Vehicle Tracker £34.99 + £2.95 delivery Now Reduced

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Give yourself one less thing to worry about with the help of this Auto XS GPS Vehicle Tracker. This innovative security device helps you to track where your vehicle is and sends its location straight to your phone. With a compact and portable design, it is rechargeable and perfect for locating your vehicle in the event of it being lost or stolen.

Added by @AJ10

Details

  • Battery Type: 750mAh
  • Brand: Auto XS
  • Corded/Cordless: Cordless
  • Product Type: GPS Trackers
  • Rechargeable: Yes
  • Voltage: 3.7V
  • Suitable For: Cars, caravans, vans and motorcycles

Features

  • Locate lost or stolen vehicles
  • Check the location from your phone
  • Compact and lightweight
  • Easy installation
  • Live track your vehicle
  • Accurate to 10m (approx.)
  • Google maps & SMS messaging function
  • 1 Year Guarantee/Warranty

Contents

  • 1 x GPS vehicle tracker
  • 1 x USB cable
  • 1 x Car charger
  • 1 x Waterproof bag

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  1. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    TristanDeCoonha
    I got a simple tracker from either ebay or Amazon. Cost a few £.
    About 3cm long, 1 deep and 1.5 wide. Takes a normal sim and charges with a usb cable, and can be easily hidden behind a panel or inside an air vent
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    TristanDeCoonha
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  2. jsoap's avatar
    jsoap
    Looks interesting. This is a rebranded TK109 tracker tk-star.com/pro…tml which uses the tkstar app to track play.google.com/sto…=US If you don't like the app there are other free services that should work.

    1p mobile have a dedicated page for it 1pmobile.com/str…ize so it may avoid the £2.50 min charge. Alternatively if you buy an old activated O2 1-2-3 sim that wil work, costs about £5 a year for 10k miles.
    Setup should be easy if you follow the instructions carefully. Many of these devices sold rely on a subscription for the back end services, but this is free. All in all, pretty good value I'd say
  3. moneysaver80's avatar
    moneysaver80
    This cost me my marriage when she discovered I wasn't at work (edited)
    davew2011's avatar
    davew2011
    If she can’t love an unemployed man , you deserve better xxx
  4. JDUK2020's avatar
    JDUK2020
    Always reading about people having their cars nicked. I have a similar Salind with cheap contract. 1 charge lasts about 3 months. It is chunky but well hidden. They will tell you exactly where your car is whilst on the move and parked. Amazingly accurate.
    I saw recently recently a whole garage of high value cars was nicked. No trackers. Unbelievable.
    gudster's avatar
    gudster
    Isn't that a made up movie...?

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  5. alan3's avatar
    alan3
    Looks like a rebranded one of these ... halfords.com/mot…tml ... I've got the Halfords one and it's pretty good. Got a cheap PAYG sim in it.
  6. Ricky302's avatar
    Ricky302
    If you're going to put a tracker in your car then you might as well do it right,

    THIS has real GPS tracking, remote vehicle disable, geofencing, speed alerts, listening capabilities and other functions, the only downside is it need somebody who knows what they're doing to install it.

    Bench Test GPS 103B - YouTube (edited)
    DanMe's avatar
    DanMe
    Link?
  7. mluton's avatar
    mluton
    Got mine for a £5 in the sale, worked well for the last 2 years with 1p mobile
    StinkingQuentin's avatar
    StinkingQuentin
    1p mobile changed their terms and now have a minimum usage charge of £2.50 every month.
  8. urbanbushwacker's avatar
    urbanbushwacker
    Dude 49434766-PJxKz.jpg (edited)
    timbh's avatar
    timbh
    Sweet
  9. stuart.leigh's avatar
    stuart.leigh
    Now ya stalking i mean talking what a deal
  10. Micrometeoroid's avatar
    Micrometeoroid
    Better with a Samsung tag or Apple, in our cars and even on my trailer
    TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    TristanDeCoonha
    Tags are easy to locate unless you rip the speaker out
  11. sully01's avatar
    sully01
    Thanks
  12. stealth666's avatar
    stealth666
    Picked one up at Aldi middle isle for a fiver, streetwise branded
    steve252's avatar
    steve252
    Recently? Where? Thanks!
  13. chuf's avatar
    chuf
    id love to know what sim your all using
  14. ackbar's avatar
    ackbar
    is this one actually GPS based or is it using cell tower to guesstimate your position? Had one very similar to this and it was usually very innacurate.

    I now use an old phone stashe away with gps tracking software in my van
    Sentral's avatar
    Sentral
    That’s not a bad shout actually, everyone has an old phone somewhere they could use + could be used as a backup/emergency too. 
  15. Jackalb's avatar
    Jackalb
    If your car is lost, who just loses a car?
    ThingyGuy's avatar
    ThingyGuy
    I suppose it could be handy if you’re travelling in a new city and get lost
  16. MadeDixonsCry's avatar
    MadeDixonsCry
    Where do you connect this for power please? Directly to the battery?
    W77's avatar
    W77
    no there is a power adaptor
  17. flatlander's avatar
    flatlander
    Does this need a Sim card?
  18. jaffamuffin's avatar
    jaffamuffin
    Would this work to track pallets of goods in transit if not what is recommended for tracking shipment pallets
    potnoodle's avatar
    potnoodle
    should do unless the pallets are transported in a metal container lorry then signal might get blocked till the door opens
  19. steve31415's avatar
    steve31415
    Was just going to ask if anyone knew how where the location data is stored, but on the official Streetwize website it says it uses SMS only - it doesn't regularly send back location data to a central server when powered up.
    b1g1an's avatar
    b1g1an
    It gives you it's position when you text it, what is there to store? If you want live positioning it uses data but only 2G (GPRS) I believe.
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