Tack GPS [Lowest Monthly fee| 30 Days Battery Life| FCC Certified] -Child, Kids, Pet, Dog, Cat, Elderly, Alzheimer, Car, Vehicle, Bike, Personal Tracking Device. GPS +WiFi +Cellular
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Model: Tack GPS
Features
- LONG BATTERY LIFE Up to 30 days per charge with smart AI movement detection.
- RELIABLE TRACKING Works indoors and outdoors without needing a phone connection or Bluetooth.
- ZONE ALERTS Get instant alerts when Tack GPS enters or leaves preset areas.
- READY TO USE SIM card pre-installed, 30-day free subscription included, then affordable plans from US$2.95/month.
- PRIVACY PROTECTION End-to-end encrypted data and secure cloud servers keep your information private and protected.
- OVERSEAS COVERAGE Works on AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint in USA with unlimited roaming in 30+ countries, including Canada, and major EU nations.
- FCC CERTIFIED Tested and approved to meet strict U.S. Federal Communications Commission standards.
Brand: tack
Special Feature: Accelerometer, Alert Notification, Geo-Fence, Location History, Wifi Positioning System
Connectivity Technology: Cellular
Supported Application: GPS
Specific Uses For Product: Child Safety, Pet Tracking, Outdoor Activities, Vehicle Tracking
Product Dimensions: 1.85 x 1.46 x 0.67 inches
Item Weight: 1.06 ounces
Item model number: Tack GPS
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Connectivity technologies: Cellular
Special features: Accelerometer, Alert Notification, Geo-Fence, Location History, Wifi Positioning System
Other display features: Wireless
Whats in the box: Battery, SIM Card, Strap, USB Cable, User Manual
Manufacturer: Tack One Pte Ltd
Date First Available: September 2, 2021
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Model: Tack GPS
Review update - October 2024 I had a glitch with the USB plug on the unit. It wasn't charging. I had no problem getting service help from Tack. My 2022 model was superseded by an updated design. Mine was just out-of-warranty. Tack gave me a big discount on a replacement with their newest model. I then purchased a second unit to tag the grandchildren. At an event or even in a park kids are fast. They too easily disappear causing anxious moments while we look for them. I was reminded of that while visiting an Apple Orchard with two of them. They are looking for fun and don't see the dangers that parents and grandparents see. We had them tagged with Samsung Smart Tag2's. Which are pretty reliable but require proximity to an Android phone. The Tack GPS unit is completely independent and capable of on-demand location identification. So it's better then an AirTag or SmartTag which should anyhow be essential gear on any child under the age of 10. A Tack GPS+ device is one step better. It also has an alert function to message parents if the kids became lost. I'm happy with the size, recharging, and tracking. I imagine the next version might see continuous tracking. That's an issue with battery size and monitoring costs. The Tack unit has a one hour mode which doubles the frequency of tracking pin drops. I hope they can make that continuous for at least 8 hours in a future model. First review from October 2022 I was looking for a theft location gadget to help locate my road bike should someone steal it. I physically examined and tested six different GPS location devices. Tack GPS was not in available last year when I did the testing. I liked Invoxia and selected their gum stick size device. I thought it was the most easily hidden and it provided pretty much continuous monitoring. Unfortunately it failed after a couple of months of use. Invoxia text support was horrible and would not help. I then reviewed everything on Amazon and found the Tack GPS unit. The phone app was not as simple as Invoxia but at least the unit works and the Android app is functional. The only glitch for me as continuous monitoring on demand or when the unit is moving. Tack GPS limits such monitoring to an hour and even then it's at big intervals. My bike adventures are 2-3 hours. Affecting the Tack GPS design is that the unit is small which is a great feature. While small doesn't seem to diminish GPS tracking it does mean "small battery". So there's a big tradeoff. Small size while trying to be able to track for a week or two weeks or a month requires energy and a small battery has limits. There's also the cost of monitoring. More frequent updates increases data charges and data is not free. The Tack GPS uses multiple wireless technologies to communicate but the expensive one is accessing the cellular network which provides communication regardless of location or access to things like wi-fi. I gave the Tack GPS 5 stars because it does work. It's reliable. The customer and tech support was great. They even customized my unit to report position data at 5 minute intervals instead of 10 minute. Compared to what's available for the summer of 2023 I don't think there's a better choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2023 by Irwin_Danto
Model: Tack GPS
Originally bought for my ski bag while in the mountains. An air tag wasn't working for that, maybe because there weren't a lot of phones nearby to ping. For this, it's worked pretty well. I've found some more remote spots it doesn't update well, but for the most part it's been great. I now also throw in my bag while traveling to keep an eye on it. Like the small profile, it fits most places well. I bought the little cover separately, kind of wish it came with. I like how the subscription service (which is required for functionality) is flexible and affordable. Various options (standard / premium) and various time frames (quarterly/annually). Have asked a couple questions and have had good, helpful responses. Overall, good value. Way cheaper than other, fancy GPS options. Would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by JohnElwayisGod
Model: Tack GPS
Easy to use, long battery life, accurate location
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026 by Jay
Model: Tack GPS
I was really hoping these would be good, I read some reviews saying they were and some saying they were not. In my experience they are not. I bought two...neither is very accurate but not terrible either. My issue is with how they update; or more exactly how they do not update. Both my kids go to the same school and when they both leave together I am finding one of these will update saying they have left while the other does not....then the one that does update loses signal and shows a new location very, very far away from where the kids are located....the other is still showing one of my kids at home...which is not true... When the unit is moving updates are not good at all....right now my son has his book bag (with the unit inside) with him at school....it was in 10 minute mode and it takes at least 10 minutes to get to school...the unit never updated and still shows him at home...my daughter's unit, which is at the same school, shows her location many, many blocks away from the school....also showing "weak gps signal/location estimated" but it had her correct location as in the parking lot of the school just before it updated to this awful, very far way location... The "emergency" 2 minute mode is not usually 2 minutes and even when changed into 2 minute mode from say 10 minute mode it takes 10 minutes before it moves into 2 minute mode...you would think if you change it to "emergency 2 minute mode" it would tell the little unit to update its location and send updates every 2 minutes but no...it waits until the next 10 minute update to then tell it to update every 2 minutes... They seem inconsistent and unreliable....these are a great idea and my suggestion to the makers would be to improve location updates and accuracy at the expense of battery life. They write about how it lasts 30 days on a charge but what good is that if it doesn't update or updates to the wrong location more often than not? I'd rather plug the damn thing in every night knowing where my kids are at then to plug it in once a month with it working maybe 20% of the time at best... I am returning these and will instead spend the extra money I was trying to save by getting more expensive, more accurate tracking units for my kids...
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by Craig
Model: Tack GPS
Had this for about a month now on 60 minute updates, still has 75% battery. Accurate as any GPS can be, and decent construction. Support seems very responsive, and above all that one of the cheapest GPS devices out there. Setting up the device through the app is very easy.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by Tim Frigge