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Whether your kids are the light of your life or the rambunctious monsters you tolerate because of shared DNA, you’re legally obligated to keep track of them. You could always accept a helping hand by putting something in your own kid’s hands by way of the best GPS trackers available, which can help you keep tabs on them at all times (some of which even give you a sense of what exactly they’re doing).

There’s certainly more where that came from when you consider how a great GPS tracker, like the best smartwatches, can also provide useful features, including games and apps, to distract youngsters during longer car rides and when it’s necessary to patiently wait like everyone else.

The best GPS trackers for your little angels (or devils)

Source: Jiobit

Jiobit Smart Tag

Best overall

The best all-around tracker for kids

Jiobit earns our top spot for being incredibly easy to use, lightweight, and durable. It’s perfect for kids because it’s easy to forget they’re wearing or carrying it in the best way possible. Just tuck it into their backpack or clip it to their belt, and they’ll hardly notice it’s there. But it’s still packed with functionality, including stuff like smart alerts that trigger based on location settings you can program in yourself.

Pros

• Small and lightweight
• Durable with long-lasting battery
• Packed with useful features

Jiobit’s Smart Tag tops our list because it’s the perfect GPS tracker for kids, in that it’s extremely “set it and forget it” friendly. It’s so little and lightweight that you can snap it onto their belt or throw it in their backpack, and in minutes they’ll have completely forgotten that Big Brother is always watching. And if forgetting it’s there leads to some rough use, the Jiobit is built tough to withstand the worst abuse your offspring can throw at it.

Though the Smart Tag looks simple on the surface, it’s still packed with many helpful features. For example, Smart Alerts let you set custom triggers if your kid strays outside a certain area or past designated boundaries, and a location timeline feature lets you see exactly where the little one has been and when. Its battery will also last up to ten days without charging, so you won’t need to constantly fret about plugging it in when your kid gets home. Do be aware, however, that Jiobit requires either a monthly or yearly subscription to stay connected.

Tracki GPS Tracker

Best value

The perfect no-frills tracker

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If all you’re looking for is a cheap way to keep track of your kid across any distance, the Tracki GPS Tracker is right up your alley. While it has virtually no additional features outside of tracking, it’s cheap, tiny, and will survive some rough use without falling to pieces.

Pros

• Inexpensive
• Unlimited range
• Tiny and light

While a lot of the trackers on this list come with a bevy of dazzling features, if you’re looking for a no-frills tracker without all the cruft, Tracki’s got you covered. This is a GPS tracker and absolutely nothing else, which comes with its own set of advantages. For one, because it’s purely a tracker, it can be incredibly small, so you can attach it to practically anything without adding a bunch of weight or bulk.

That single-mindedness means Tracki can focus on what it does to the exclusion of any distractions. In practice, this means a tracker that’s easy to find with the app and one that can keep track of your kids (or car, pet, or anything else you slap it on) literally anywhere in the world. It also means that there’s not a lot of power draw, so the battery can last up to five days with real-time tracking enabled or while in the 1-3 updates or day mode, up to a staggering 75 days.

Garmin Bounce

Premium pick

A fully featured smartwatch for kids

If you’re looking for a GPS tracker with many features wrapped around it, look no further than the Garmin Bounce. Positioned as a way to hold off on buying your kid a punishingly expensive smartphone, the Bounce duplicates a lot of a phone’s features (like voice and text messaging, LTE connectivity, and games) at a fraction of the price. However, it’s still one of the pricier options on this list.

Pros

• Voice and text messaging
• LTE connectivity
• Built-in games

Garmin’s pretty clear about how they’re positioning the Bounce, kicking off the promo video for the smartwatch with the “Don’t buy them a smartphone” tag. As a smartphone replacement, the Bounce is pretty fully-featured, with text and voice messaging, games, activity tracking, kid-friendly weather updates, and a bright color display. But unlike a smartphone, it’s not cripplingly expensive and won’t require a second mortgage to keep track of and entertain your child.

That said, the Bounce is pricier than most options on our list, so it’s probably not the best choice if you’re looking exclusively for a GPS tracker. But if you like the idea of your kid having a smartwatch or are looking for a smartphone analog for a fraction of the price, the Bounce does the job with panache.

Fitbit Versa 3

Best for teens

A great smartwatch, especially for older kids

The Fitbit Versa 3 is the most fully featured tracker on our list, and while it’s not explicitly designed for kids, its durability, big, bright screen, and colorful design mean kids will love it as much as adults. With Alexa and Spotify support, activity tracking, and tons of other features, it’ll keep your kids distracted and entertained while giving you peace of mind. Best of all, because it’s no longer the latest generation Versa, it’s available for much less than at launch.

Pros

• Tons of features
• Big, bright display
• Alexa and Spotify support

Cons

• Not specifically for kids

If you’re shopping for a tracker for older kids, the Versa 3 from Fitbit is an excellent choice. Because it’s no longer the newest model, you won’t pay an arm and a leg for it, but it’s still jammed with features that older kids will appreciate, like Spotify and Alexa support, fitness tracking, and a quick-charging battery. Even younger kids will enjoy the colorful design and large, vivid display. You could also get the same experience with the newer Versa 4, including the more reliable physical button and updated Wear OS-ish software features, but you also won’t go wrong if you’d rather save a few bucks.

For older kids looking to delve deeper into what the Versa has to offer, there’s a lot here. The Versa incorporates Fitbit’s Active Zone Minutes tech, which means it’ll track any activity that gets your heart pumping toward a daily goal (Fitbit recommends 150 minutes of moderate activity of 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week). If you want to spring for Fitbit Premium, you’ll also get access to stuff like meditation sessions and guided yoga to help ensure your kid’s mental health alongside their physical well-being.

Source: Angelsense

Angelsense GPS Tracker

Best for special needs

Specially designed with safety in mind

If you’re buying for an individual with special needs, the Angelsense GPS Tracker is a great choice. Features like an assistive speakerphone, an SOS call button, emergency search tools — and an intelligent alert system that learns the wearer’s routine and can ping you if they deviate from it all — combine to ensure the wearer can get help anytime they require it.

Pros

• Two-way calling
• Powerful alerts system
• SOS call button

A good all-around choice, the Angelsense GPS Tracker especially shines in that it’s intentionally designed for individuals with special needs. The majority of the headlining features are built to ensure the wearer’s safety and that they always have access to help if needed. There’s two-way calling, an SOS call button, and emergency search tools for precise, up-to-the-minute tracking.

Of particular note is the intelligent alert system. This feature will learn the wearer’s routine and send an alert any time they deviate from it. It can also alert you anytime the wearer enters an unknown space or any location you’ve preset and labeled, and the auto-answer speakerphone ensures that you can get in touch whenever you have questions or concerns.

Source: Invoxia

Invoxia GPS Tracker

Best for young drivers

The best way to keep track of your kids on the road

The Invoxia GPS Tracker is designed to keep track of your vehicle and loved ones, and it’s a great fit for young drivers, particularly the absent-minded types who might forget to lock their doors. It’s got a bunch of anti-theft features, like tilt and motion sensors, a proximity radar — and geofencing to set safe zones. It’s also small enough to tuck easily in a pocket or backpack when your kids are outside their vehicle.

Pros

• Granular tracking
• Motion and tilt sensors
• Proximity radar

Cons

• Only available in the continental US and Hawaii

Handing your keys to a young driver for the first time can be a terrifying experience, but Invoxia’s GPS Tracker can help tamp down some of that blazing anxiety. It allows you to keep track of your kid (or your car, depending on your priorities) with super granular GPS tracking, updated as frequently as every 30 seconds. It’s also got a bunch of anti-theft features to alert you if someone’s tampering with your ride without your permission, such as motion and tilt sensors and a proximity radar.

The Invoxia GPS Tracker does require a subscription, but it’s relatively affordable at just over $3 a month. That’s significantly less than many GPS trackers, but still something to keep in mind. Lastly, the tracker operates on 4G LTE and has a built-in SIM card.

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Gabb Watch 3

Best smartwatch

A great choice for first-timers

Built as an onramp for kids first discovering the digital world and learning to use smart devices for the first time, the Xplora X5 Play also doesn’t lack important features. Besides the GPS tracking, the X5 also allows kids to make and receive calls, send texts (including emojis), and even snap quick pictures with a 2MP camera.

Pros

• Make and receive calls
• Send texts and voice messages
• Plenty of apps to build skills

Cons

• Requires a subscription for connectivity

Young kids wearing the Gabb Watch 3 will feel pretty empowered with what they can do, not just in keeping in touch with parents and loved ones, but also in learning new cognitive skills through the various apps built into it.

Gabb says it designed the watch with particular focus on how kids interact with technology, so rather than overload kids with a multitude of features to keep them distracted, it works to keep them more focused instead. It’s easier to use than previous versions, including for parents who can set modes for greater focus and reduced distractions without compromising contact with kids at any point.

The Watch 3 comes with a SIM card, so you will have to pay extra for a monthly subscription to keep the LTE connectivity active, starting at a reasonable $12.99 per month. You can’t really use the watch without a cellular plan, so if that doesn’t turn you off on getting it for your kid, Gabb offers some customization to let your son or daughter feel like they’re wearing something with their own expression.

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Verizon Gizmo Watch 3

Best versatility

A sophisticated smartwatch for kids

Verizon’s Gizmo Watch 3 applies to kids from a pretty wide range since it’s made for ages 3-11, and comes with various improvements from previous versions to make for an all-around effective smartwatch for the little one in your life. Built to stand out, but also stand down when required, the watch has battery life that can last for days and with tough IP68 protection to boot.

Pros

• Video and voice calling
• Onboard games
• You can add a medical ID

Cons

• No music playback
• Camera could be better

If you’re already a Verizon subscriber, you might feel like the door swings open for you to put the Gizmo Watch 3 on your kid’s wrist. It’s been built to appeal to kids as wide-ranging in age from 3-11, though you’re probably going to get more mileage out of it if your kid skews a little younger on that scale.

The onboard games tend to be more in line with a child’s development in the younger half of that spectrum, even if there are activity tracking tools to keep tabs on how much they’re moving. The 5MP camera is good enough for video calls and the odd selfie when your kid wants to express some personality, and while quality may not be at the top of the list, it’s worth noting the previous Gizmo Watch 2 didn’t have a camera at all.

Verizon will charge an extra $10 to cover this smartwatch, but that gives you nationwide 4G LTE coverage, so you’re good to go even if you travel within the country. That also enables real-time location tracking to know where your kid is while apart to ensure safety and security.

Keep a virtual eye on your kids like an information-age Sauron

A good GPS tracker for children shouldn’t make them feel incapable or highly dependent. They may be young, but they also expect things to work, and that applies just the same for devices like those on this list. No kid should feel like they’re using an inferior product just because of their age, and the products here reflect that philosophy, from the top pick — the Jiobit Smart Tag — with its nearly unbreakable shell, great features, and understated design, to the top value Tracki GPS Tracker with its no-frills, just tracking solution.

The Garmin Bounce is our premium choice because it goes even further by respecting younger users with an approachable design that includes the kinds of features kids want, be it 4G LTE support to built-in games. No matter how old your child is or the specific features you want to see most, there should be a solid option for you within this group.

So, then why are Apple’s AirTags not on this list? After all, you can track them on Android devices, but Apple itself cautions against using AirTags to track people, so instead, this list of select devices specifically work as GPS trackers for people. Most are designed specifically for children, but even those without the little ones in mind, they’ll work really well for people of all ages. Regardless of what use case you have in mind, you’re likely going to find a tracker that suits you and your progeny.

Source: Jiobit

Jiobit Smart Tag

Best overall

The best all-around tracker for kids

Jiobit earns our top spot for being incredibly easy to use, lightweight, and durable. It’s perfect for kids because it’s easy to forget they’re wearing or carrying it in the best way possible. Just tuck it into their backpack or clip it to their belt, and they’ll hardly notice it’s there. But it’s still packed with functionality, including stuff like smart alerts that trigger based on location settings you can program in yourself.

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