GPS Trackers

The Pawfit 3 is a 4G GPS dog tracker priced at $59.99, with Pawfit advertising “up to 8 days” of battery life on a single charge. That number is a ceiling, not an average — real-world runtime depends heavily on how often you use live tracking, Find Mode, and the LED/sound alarm. This review breaks […]

If you own a toy breed, a small dog, or a puppy who hasn’t hit full size yet, most “best dog GPS tracker” lists aren’t really written for you. They’re built around trackers designed for Labs and Shepherds, then footnoted with “also works for small dogs” — even when the device weighs as much as

If you’re comparing Jiobit vs Whistle Go Explore in 2026, there’s one fact that changes the whole decision before you even get to specs: Whistle doesn’t work anymore. Tractive acquired the Whistle brand from Mars Petcare in 2025 and shut down every Whistle server on August 31, 2025, which means the Go Explore, the Whistle

If you’ve narrowed your search down to Jiobit, you’re probably asking one specific question: is a tracker this small actually going to work — and is the subscription worth paying every month to find out? Jiobit’s whole pitch is size. At around 0.6–0.8 oz depending on generation, it’s one of the smallest cellular GPS trackers

If you’re searching for the best GPS tracker for dogs under $100, here’s the short answer: the Tractive DOG 6 is the strongest all-around pick, the Tracki TrackiPet has the lowest total cost on paper if you don’t mind a few trade-offs, and the Apple AirTag is the cheapest no-subscription option — as long as

Choosing between Petfon GPS and Tractive GPS comes down to one core trade-off: pay once and track locally, or pay a little each month and track anywhere. Petfon uses satellite positioning combined with a radio/Bluetooth link to a handheld controller, so there’s no SIM card and no recurring bill. Tractive uses a built-in cellular SIM,