Vehicle Gps Tracker Device

I hesitated between the AirTag and a GPS tracker to have an exact location of my luggage after all the news channels were reporting the catastrophes of travelling summer 2022 (by the way nothing happened after 6 different flights). After all the online videos and reports of how well the AirTag works, I was convinced to buy and try. Any GPS tracker would need an extra monthly subscription. The AirTag does not have any extra fees and the location find was always working even across the Atlantic ocean. So far, so good.

Used in a Nav 5 GPS. The only problem was the card had to be formated to FAT32 for this GPS device.

This is my second one. I liked the first one one so much I got a second one for my other vehicle.

I've tested this device from home approximately 2.5 miles from the cell tower and from my vehicle approximately 13.2 mi from the same repeater tower. Stable, no drops, no flapping, and secure. Battery life is outstanding. Impressive little hotspot ... I love this Solis Lite and can't wait to take it on the road in my RV !!!

I initially thought it will be worse than built-in GPS but turns out it works so much better for my workflow Since it can take sometimes for the device/camera to connect to GPS satellite. I set the location duration to 5mins and let the device running throughout the session and GPS is available almost immediately when I take a photo. The battery lasts ~1 whole day and it only use one AA battery

FINALLY someone gets it right, and I'm not surprised its Garmin. The perfect pairing of a dashcam and GPS device, and works the way it should - quick and easy to set up and use. Love that I can add a SECOND camera to the system for a rearward view that my big truck needs!! THANK YOU GARMIN!

the device is expensive, but it is designed for the Canon Eos Cameras I have. It worked perfectly the first time I connected. The GPS coordinates are present in the Exif file for the Raw image. I considered a low-cost alternative at 1/5 the price but its reviews were so bad I chose the Canon device. Iuse ACDSee to convert the raw files to jpeg, but the GPS information is not transferred to the jpeg header for reasons unknown to me. I can copy and paste to do the transfer.

Very useful device if you take a lot of pictures in multiple locations. Easy to use, sometimes needs a minute to locate the GPS satellites after turning it on, but after that it provides the positioning info on your pictures. Software is another matter. Canon supposedly provides a mapping software but I have not found it yet and I am not sure they have it for Mac OS. Nevertheless I am very happy to have this device which will save me many hours trying to figure out locations that I have to do on the pictures I took before I bought this.

For many using a cell device is adquate. I prefer a dedicated, self-contained GPS for driving and the new Garmin flawlessly does that. I guard what privacy there still is and Garmin allows operation with and without a cell connection. Good enough! Unlike my former GPS with lifetime maps (yeah, right) this accepts voice commands and they work surprisingly well. With the pre-loaded points of interest, naming a place works as well as punching in or calling out an address. Information is logically and clearly presented on a large screen and turn-by-turn instructions are timely and useful. I'm pleased.

Very easy to use for landscape photography. Good construction and weather sealed. Like how the camera date and time can be updated automatically by device. Compared coordinates displayed with a Garmin handheld GPS device and they matched perfectly. Good performance of GPS device even under fairly thick tree canopy. Importing RAW and JPEG files into Lightroom 4 displays the images on the Map page perfectly. Slight Con: Would be great to use the GPS with the ST-E3 when shooting out doors. But there is only one hot shoe to support one device at a time.