Invoxia GPS PRO Tracker - Real-time Location - for Cars, Motorcycles, Bicycles, Children - Motion and Tilt Alerts - 4G LTE-M Network - Up to 3 Months Battery Life

Great tracking device time place and location accurate! I placed this in the back of my fiancé‘s glove compartment on his suspicious outings at night to find out his true location and whereabouts was excellent for me to find out that it wasn’t worth staying in this relationship this is a great cheaters tool to use on cheaters for men and women place it in their cars and they won’t even know that you are actually Tracking their whereabouts when you ask you have the truth! See if they tell you the truth! That was with my first one I purchased the second one because of the battery lifetime does not last three months as I say you must charge the tracker quite often at least once a week or every two weeks my second tracker doesn’t work but I paid for a two-year plan for some reason it does not work unless my cell phone Bluetooth range is nearby! I know it’s place right next to the original one and it’s not obstructed for signals! And unfortunately I cannot return it because it’s past 30 days

This might be a good tracker for tracking children, but not if they travel in cars. And it appears to use LTE and that's a good thing too. But if you are considering buying one of these, please look at the graphic that is supplied in the listing that shows a cell phone screen with a map beside a tracker and notice a few things. The dots and time stamps that you see are not necessarily stop points. They are just points where the tracker happened to be at specific times. They are mostly on streets, not intersections. They are connected with diagonal lines that cross over multiple possible routes that may have been taken between some pairs of points. This is because the fastest update setting that is possible is 5 minutes and a moving vehicle can go a long way in 5 minutes. And note that the more frequent the updates, the more frequently the tracker will need to be recharged. Instead of "months" of standby, my Invoxia, as configured, is just a few days. Now imagine that the vehicle that the tracker was in made several trips on the same day using many of the same streets. Imagine a map that is so cluttered with time stamps that you have to greatly magnify the view to read them and then scroll all around to find all of the time stamps from a given trip to get a rough idea about the route that was taken. There isn't an easy way to clear the screen before it clears automatically at midnight and it can get very cluttered. I have another tracker that updates every 15 seconds and gives a nearly perfect rendering of the exact route that was taken. I can clear the map between trips with two taps, and I can have a history play back on the map of the whole day or any part of it at many speeds. A battery charge takes up to 4 hours, but a single charge lasts at least 5 times as long as the Invoxia, even using 15 second updates. It has a powerful magnet to hold it in place. I paid $25 for this tracker on sale at Amazon and I pay $9.95 a month for the cellular service that keeps it connected through SpeedTalk.net. The tracking service is free. I say "nearly perfect" because it occasionally logs points that are far from correct. But because they are miles off target and could not possibly have been traveled to in just 15 seconds, they are easy to identify and ignore. My Invoxia mostly stopped working after about 2 months. When I open the app, I can see a single point near me where it was logged recently, but no more. And no time stamp. I've been corresponding with Invoxia tech support for more than a month trying unsuccessfully to get this fixed. It can take more than a day to exchange messages with them, no doubt because of the differences in time zones. They are in Paris, France. Solving this issue has been complicated by a mistake that I made when I set up my account. I made a typo in the e-mail address that I used, so I can't get e-mails that are addressed to it. I'm able to communicate with tech support using a different e-mail address, but I can't use automated features like password recovery. The fact that they did not confirm that the e-mail address I submitted was actually working is just another indicator of their sub-par standing with me. The only way that I know of to find the Invoxia if it's not very close by is with the phone app or Web site. I can send an SMS to my other tracker and get a link to a Google Map showing it's current location in seconds. And I can do this from any smart phone without using a special app. Both of my trackers use "geo fencing", a feature that is supposed to alert me whenever the tracker enters or leaves an area that I have designated on a map. This feature hasn't worked very well for me on either tracker. There are many trackers available, but not all of them use LTE. Those that don't will stop working at some unknown future date. Look around, there are many GPS trackers available now. I will post an update if Invoxia gets my tracker working again. ---- UPDATE March 10, 2021 ---- The day after I posted this review everything started working again.

I bought this tracker to have an independent solution for keeping tabs on important items when commuting on public transport or traveling. The battery life and the GPS give me a lot of peace of mind that I'll be able to easily track down and recover a lost or stolen bag rather than relying on a bluetooth-only solution (Apple Tag, Tile) which are easily recognizable and could be removed in case of theft -- Invoxia's tracker just looks like a simple battery pack in my bag, and is super small and light so it doesn't weigh me down. The setup was quick and simple, the app worked flawlessly and gave me a clear map with an accurate GPS placement right after the installation completed. I've been using it for about a week and already had good results with the zone alerts and movement detection, too. Overall, very happy with my purchase and would def consider picking up more of these down the road. The first year's subscription fees being included in purchase is a big plus, and the annual subscription is less than most streaming video services, totally worth it.

Works most of the time. Maybe not sure how to use it but it tells me where my teen son's car is located after a bit. He refuses to use a normal cellular and stuck with a dumb phone so cannot use any location app but this gives me peace of mind. The yearly fee is worth it. Have used it for about 6 months now and it tells me as soon as there is movement meaning as soon as he is on the road. Have to charge it like once a month but he doesnt go out much only to and back from school and sometimes out to eat with his friends.

I researched GPS trackers for a whole month after someone tried to steal my scooter out of the back alley of my apartment building. I needed one with a battery life that would allow me to leave it on the scooter for weeks at a time, and with anti-theft alarms (notifications that would alert me if anyone started touching or moving it so that I could intervene right away). It had to also be small enough to hide somewhere on the scooter so that if someone *did* make off with the bike authorities could catch up to them before they realized there was a tracker and tried to ditch it. The Invoxia checks ALL the boxes and more. It comes with a SIM card and a one year subscription to boot. It was super easy to set up and charge and as soon as it was ready I hid it on my scooter. I get an alert on my phone every time I am unlocking it to go to work, so I know it will let me know if anyone else tries to move it too. Bonus: even if someone doesn't *move* my bike, it has a "tilt" alarm which a lot of GPS trackers don't have. I was at work one day and got the "tilt" alert so I went outside and saw someone sitting on my bike smoking a cigarette and I was able to ask him to leave. He was surprised and I was thrilled. I highly recommend this device even if you don't think anyone would mess with your ride where you live. I owned my scooter for 5 years before anyone tried to take it and that one night was all it took to make me realize I should have been tracking my scoot all along.

I'm keeping this on my bicycle in case it gets stolen. I've only had the unit a few weeks but have tested the tracking as I ride my bike around. It updates the location frequently enough and is accurate enough for this application in my opinion and the app is great for showing the location history. My only concern is that it is not that easy for me to find a good hiding place on my bikes. On my Bosch-based e-bike I tried opening up the motor compartment but there wasn't quite enough room. Perhaps if the battery could be separated from the rest of the unit (connected by a wire) this could work. For a carbon fiber or bamboo bike frame I was thinking maybe the seat tube would work but it is just a tiny bit too wide to fit into a 27.2mm seat tube. I think it could fit into a 30.9mm seat tube but those seem less common and at least I don't have a bike with that diameter seat tube. Having some sort of lockable holder that can be secured to a bike frame would make this much more convenient for mounting on a bicycle in a way that it can't be easily removed by a thief. Update: After using this for about 2 months I'm finding it doesn't seem to charge completely (stops charging although charge status in app is showing only 80%) and that it is either running out of charge or stopping tracking when the battery charge status in the app shows significant charge left (over 60%). It does seem to work for 2-3 weeks at least after charging but this is much less than I was expecting as I'm using the lowest update frequency (every 30 minutes) and the tracker is only in motion for about 2 hours per week.

If you guys are looking for something that is super easy, super reliable, and very inconspicuous then this is a great option. It looks like an oversized thumb drive or eCigarette. For the purposes I need it for the battery lasts a long time. I would say I need to retrieve it and charge it every few weeks. It also allows you to set up Geo fences for additional alerts. My only thing I would say I wish was different is that it only gives updates every 15 minutes and if you were tracking some thing or someone in town then a lot of ground can be covered in 15 minutes before you see where it’s at again on the map. Other than that it works great and very happy that the first year subscription is included so I didn’t have to buy an additional Sim card or service through Some shady pre-paid plan or tack on additional money to my current cell plan.

My 2020 motorcycle was stolen 4 months ago so based on all reviews I bought this tracker. 1 there is no perfect reception everywhere so if you are lucky you will get a notification based on the setting every 5 min or every 10 min. 2 there is no live tracking and position is updated every 4 minutes and there is a 1.5 minutes delay before you get a message but you will only get 1 out of 4 messages. 3 it freezes and you need to push reset button but you do not get a manual and there is no button, there is a round indentation and after 10 days I just realized you need to push it hard and it is a button I thought it is a touch sensor. customer service out of country and non responsive, I messaged them 5 days ago telling them how come my tracking did not update on my 16 mile journey work and it shows my bike is at work 16 miles away but still have not heard back. (later on I figured out it was possibly frozen frozen not sure no manual or help) The following day I got a movement detection and at the same time my motorcycle is 4 block away and it is being stolen and it missed a whole bunch of movements, so I got in my car drove to the position and called the cops while driving to meet me there, cops show up and while they were questioning me we got a new position and they told me to call them at the final location so the tracker missed 2 notification and 30 minutes later another position 10 miles away and 45 min later another position and after 2 hours rubbers found it and threw it away on the street. I had 2 hours to catch the robbers and even if this junks worked well tracking every 4 minutes we would never catch the robbers. Robbers put my motorcycle in a van and drove around for 2 hours till they found my tracker and threw it away. I am really screwed now Statefarm has not paid me for my last stolen motorcycle. 4months ago they offered me $16000 and 15 appraisals later and 100 emails exchanged they are at $29000 imagine I have to go trough the same thing all over again, but I am telling you the worst feeling was when I was with the cops and I kept on looking at my phone hoping for a new location while messaging Invoxia if there is anything they can do but to this day they have not answered me yet basically the pain of buying this tracker and not functioning if far greater than everything else. I went to the final location and tried to locate it but bluetooth search would not pick it up 10 feet away and it took me 2 days and 3 trips and over 1 hour of searching to find it so believe me do not buy this I have nothing to gain or lose by this advice and is just a good deed to help others.

I was initially skeptical about this device, but I'm so glad I decided to give it a try. It works beautifully. The device alerts me whenever the car moves or leaves a predefined area, so I always know its exact location. In the event of theft, I can take quick action and notify my anti-theft system team to begin tracking the car immediately. This product has given me confidence and peace of mind, knowing my vehicle’s whereabouts at all times. I’d rate it 100%.

Funktioniert super, Akku hält lange - viel besser als ein anderer (teurerer) Tracker den wir haben. Wirklich empfehlenswert- Danke für dieses super Produkt!

Non funziona in Italia! Dear XXX, Thank you for your message. We would like to inform you that the GPS Tracker Pro does not function in Italy. We have recently updated our website to reflect this limitation, as the LTE-M network (LWT3) is not supported in your region. For this reason, the product is no longer sold on our website for use in Italy. The best solution in your case is to return the tracker to Amazon and request a refund. We apologize for the inconvenience and remain available if you have any further questions.

Super ce petit et avec des qualités de précision remarquable ! Pou gourmand, il se planque partout, du sac ou valise à la voiture. Plus moyen de perdre quelqu'un si vous vous séparez en vacances ou excursion de villes. Fonctionne à double sens et possibilité pour l'appareil d'envoyer une alerte vers votre tel pour un SOS ! Moins de 20 minutes de recharge et Go pour 50 à 60 jours et 1 an (valeur 55 euros ) d'abonnement inclus pour une validité dans toutes l 'Europe ! Service infos et aides INVOXIA réactif , sympa et joignable si soucis aussi. Vraiment pas un luxe ce Track Gsp . Testé sur France , Belgique et Hollande à ce jour et meme dans les endroits perdu , Lui , il ne vous perd pas de vue !

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