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Car GPS Mini Tracker - Sold By Ocar
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Posted 26 August 2023

Car GPS Mini Tracker - Sold By Ocar

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  1. dcx_badass's avatar
    2G only and they normally don't actually have GPS. And rely on the vague mast triangulation/GSM location which is why the accuracy is 500m not 5m. (edited)
  2. britalian's avatar
    These have have nothing to do with gps. They use cell tower triangulation, they are absolutely terrible.

    If you think this is a good way to track luggage, you’re nuts. You would need a 2g SIM card with roaming to allow it to receive and send sms messages.

    Utterly pointless and a genuine waste of even this small amount of money.
  3. JDUK2020's avatar
    I have a Salind 11. Its rather large but has a 3 month battery life. Accuracy is amazing right down to street and what house I am parked outside. Just checked and surprisingly its only 2G like this one.
  4. steve765's avatar
    Might be good for keeping track of your luggage when flying also.
    flatlander's avatar
    Just get a Samsung tag or tile in your suitcase then you don't need a Sim card
  5. bravo2zero1's avatar
    Apple air tag or Samsung for a tracker all day long for me. I have an AirTag in the Jag rather than a standard tracker , the coin cell battery is 18 months old still going. I had one of these when they first hit the market and you had to get a SIM card and keep it topped up with credit.
    MrFizzy's avatar
    AirTags rely on being in close proximity to an iPhone in order to report back their position. Also they will warn anyone with an iPhone that moves with the tag that they are possibly being tracked i.e. if someone with an iPhone steals your jag, they will be alerted they are being tracked. I’m not saying the tracker in this post is better, just pointing out the limitations of the AirTags.
  6. deleted2919055's avatar
    no way is this a GPS tracker.

    This will be a GSM tracker. 500m accuracy ? lol. GPS is accurate to 1-3 metres
  7. Gazfaz's avatar
    Looks legit...
    innocent's avatar
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    Must be otherwise wouldn't be on the market.
  8. soulman123's avatar
    Perfect for Ryanair travel
  9. Anewchange's avatar
    This is not going to work effectively
  10. innocent's avatar
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    You might also want to look at this lightning deal for £6 at Amazon for comparison (Amazon merchant doesn't meet HUKD'S criteria for deal submission)
    amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
  11. vuma02's avatar
    Yeah cheap and terrible
    GPS or any satellite tracking would be a better option
    innocent's avatar
    Author
    One doesn't want to pay for subscription for the limited specific usage of such devices.
  12. JasonVorhees's avatar
    the gadjet for those who dont trust there partners lolol
    friar_chris's avatar
    There, they're plenty of fish in the see.
  13. Moss.b's avatar
    If you think letting your insurance know that you have a tracker and you would think that would be helpful and maybe even get cheaper insurance. Think again. Keep this for yourself. Includes all trackers even ones only on insurance list.
    penthaus's avatar
    Why would that be disadvantages to your policy in your insurers eyes?
  14. Kamran.KHAN's avatar
    Its rubbish
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