GPS TRACKING REVIEW

Your GPS review source for vehicle tracking systems.

GPS Tracking Review is a website dedicated to giving the consumer up to date information on the latest in GPS tracking technologies. We test and review all forms of tracking systems both real-time systems and passive data-loggers. Whether you are in a business and wish to track your employees, or trying to keep tabs on your loved ones, GPS Tracking Review will help you sort through what’s available on the market today and give you a better understanding of how to meet your tracking needs for your business or personal life.

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Top Passive GPS Tracking Systems Reviews

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Top Real-time GPS Tracking Systems Reviews

1. LastTrak 3100
2. Travel Eyes 2
3. Protrak Scout
Our section for real-time tracking systems is still currently under development and the systems are still under review.
What is GPS tracking?

Simply put, GPS tracking use a system of satellites orbiting the Earth to find an approximate location of the receiver with in a few meters of its actual location. These systems are known for their accuracy and reliability, and can generally give you an accurate reading with in a few feet of your position.

Are GPS Tracking Systems Difficult to use?

If you really do your home work and research the product before you buy it, then you shouldn't have any difficulty when using your new system. However, out of the box some GPS Tracking systems can be more complicated or less complicated than others. Some require a power cable to be hard wired to the vehicle's power, while others will run of AA batteries. The key thing that you are looking for in your GPS Tracking Systems is flexibility and ease of recovery. You don't want something that is extremely difficult to place or recover, because it might compromise your ability to gather data
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LastTrak 3100

 
GPS Tracking Systems Available
 
There are two types of systems available on the market today: passive tracking systems and real-time systems. A passive unit maintains a record of every location it has been in a particular vehicle. This information can then be downloaded onto your computer and viewed using the manufacturer’s software, which was included with your tracking unit. Real-time systems allow you to view the unit’s location whenever you desire. These systems either use a web-based interface to view the unit’s position (i.e. logging on to the manufacturer’s website with a username and password given to you by the manufacturer of the unit) or the manufacturer may include software for such purposes.

Cost of GPS Tracking Systems

GPS tracking systems can run anywhere from the low hundreds to a few thousand dollars. A good quality passive unit will cost approximately $300 dollars, depending on the options available on that particular unit. On the other hand, a basic real-time system will generally start at around $500 dollars. Both real-time and passive trackers are commonly cellular based systems, which use cellular towers in the surrounding area to upload data they receive from satellites. If tracking in a remote area, where cellular service is not available, is desired, a two-way satellite system would be necessary. These, however, are much more expensive to purchase and operate.