Improved Vehicle Security: While GPS trackers are commonly associated with fleet managers needing to monitor multiple vehicles simultaneously, they can also offer peace of mind to individual drivers.

We have evaluated various GPS trackers, ranging from rechargeable keyring-style devices to those that plug into a car’s on-board diagnostics (OBD) port or connect to the 12V battery. Our assessment considered factors such as ease of installation, setup convenience, tracking capabilities, and the quality of accompanying mobile applications. Additionally, we have taken into account the initial purchase cost and the ongoing monthly data and monitoring charges.

The Curve, Autowatch, stands out as a budget-friendly and compact tracker bundled with its dedicated app and a complimentary keyring accessory. While it boasts a stylish design, it is important to note that it exclusively provides real-time location data without tracking journey history. Moreover, it lacks geofencing features and speed data monitoring. Additionally, its need for weekly recharging can be rather inconvenient, especially if you intend to leave it in your car. In conclusion, it’s a worthwhile option to consider for tracking personal items or pets, but it may not be the optimal choice as a vehicle tracker.