Best car GPS navigation 2019: you’d be lost without one By Suzanne Humphries Find the best car GPS navigation units based on cost, ease of use, and clarity of directions.
Magellan Maestro 4350 4350 Review By Suzanne Humphries Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from viewing as part of this site because it has been discontinued.
Garmin Nuvi 1390LMT Review By Suzanne Humphries Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from viewing as part of this site because it has been discontinued.
Garmin Nuvi 855 010-00577-31 Review By Suzanne Humphries Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from viewing as part of this site because it has been discontinued.
Garmin Nuvi 755T 755T Review By Suzanne Humphries Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.
Garmin Nuvi 550 550 Review By Suzanne Humphries Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from viewing as part of this site because it has been discontinued.
Garmin Nuvi 1350T 1350T Review By Suzanne Humphries Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.
Best GPS Trackers of 2019 By Anna Burleson We tested a variety of GPS tracking devices in real-world scenarios. Here are the best devices for tracking cars, pets, kids and seniors.
AGPtek Review By Anna Burleson Not yet rated Editor’s Note: The AGPtek is no longer available and has been removed from our product comparison.
Trax Play Review By Anna Burleson Editor’s Note: A newer version of the Trax Play, the Trax G+, is available for preorder. The following is our old review of the Trax Play.
Best Pet Tracking Devices of 2019 By Anna Burleson We evaluated eight pet tracking devices looking at durability, battery life, continued costs and accuracy in case your pet wanders away.
Tile Mate Review By Anna Burleson Editor's Note: In October 2018, Apple released the Tile Mate and Tile Pro with a replaceable battery.
BrickHouse Security Spark Nano 6.0 Review By Anna Burleson Like the brand name suggests, this tracker looks like a little brick but has a lot of impressive technology inside. It uses Wi-Fi, satellites and cell phone signals to send a location ping to either an app or desktop tracker.
Trax Play Review By Anna Burleson This GPS tracker is small, lightweight and works in real time. It comes with two silicone cases, one of which has a clip on it, so you can easily affix it to a pocket or piece of clothing. At a mere .
Amber Alert GPS Review By Anna Burleson Don’t get us wrong; knowing where registered sex offenders live can put your mind at ease when your child is going to school or play dates.
AngelSense Review By Anna Burleson The 2018 AngelSense model is accurate and its two-way calling feature means you’ll always be able to get in touch with your child no matter what.
SPOT Trace Review By Anna Burleson Not yet rated This GPS tracker is rugged and compact, so you don’t have to worry about breaking it or getting it wet.
Yepzon Pocketfinder+ Review By Anna Burleson While small tracking devices like the Tile Mate might be well-known and widely used, they work using a Bluetooth signal and therefore have a range.
SPOT Gen3 Review By Anna Burleson This hearty little tracker is built to last a long time and keep you safe while exploring the lesser-known corners of the world. Built to easily attach to your clothing or bag with a long battery life and an SOS button, you don’t have to worry about getting lost.
