GPS

Review This Magellan RoadMate car GPS has plenty of feature and a good design.

Review The Garmin Drive 50LMT offers the basic car GPS features, but few of the premium options you might look for.

Review The Garmin DriveLuxe 51 LMT-S offers exceptional car GPS functionality and ease of use if you can find one.

Review The Garmin Nuvi 1390LMT has a lot of car GPS extras that you will love.

Review The Magellan Maestro 4350 excels at one-touch car navigation.

Review The TomTom GO 52 is feature packed and a budget-friendly price

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.

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 .

We’re going to admit up front this is the cutest tracker we tested.

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.

This GPS tracker is rugged and compact, so you don’t have to worry about breaking it or getting it wet.

The SafePet4Me is a GPS tracker that requires a SIM card in the tag you attach to your pet. The tag conveniently comes with a small screwdriver you use to remove the back and install the card.

Although the Sigma Sport Rox 11.0 looks like a basic bike computer at first glance, it is anything but. While it features an LCD monochrome screen more commonly associated with lower-end bicycle computers, the Rox has advanced bike GPS capabilities such as navigation and ANT+ sensor compatibility.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.