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The KidFit3 uses GPS, wifi, and LBS positioning for extremely accurate location information. Plus, location data is stored in Wherecom’s cloud, so you can always find out where your child is and was. The device can send and receive calls from up to 60 predefined contacts, and holding down an SOS button on the device sends an alert to your phone. What’s more, the KidFit3 has a pedometer and calorie counting too.
The smartwatch is offering security features such as SOS alerts, two-way voice and video chatting and location tracking, as well as a four-day battery life, an alarm, pedometer, stopwatch and front-facing camera.
The Kidsport sells for $129 (about £82), with service plans ranging from $10-$22 (£6-£14) per month, depending on if you want to be able to use those cool voice and texting features. This GPS tracker is US only for now, but there are plans for international service pending agreements with carriers.
The AngelSense is one of the more popular and beloved kids GPS trackers out there, and for good reason. This thing is packed with features - packed. You can see your kids' routes and transit speed; you'll get notified when they're coming home late or if they're in a new place; and you can listen in to their environment.
The Weenect Kids tracker also comes with an SOS button and, for older kids, a 'zone entry/exit' function that alerts the parent when he or she has returned home. This primarily one for the European crowd, though it also works in the likes of Korea, Madagascar, Australia, Ghana, India and Malaysia, too.
Amber Alert's pocket-sized GPS unit measures just 7cm and its rechargeable lithium battery runs for up to 40 hours on a single charge. Slip it into your child's pocket and you'll be able to check up on his/her location using either a browser or the accompanying iOS and Android app, communicate using the device's two-way voice function, and even set up geofencing boundaries.
It also comes with one month of free tracking. Tracking can be performed using a live map, a compass with distance countdown or, get this, augmented reality. Yup, just hold your smartphone up (iOS or Android) and, assuming you're pointing the phone's camera in the right direction, a little icon pops up on the screen showing you the child's whereabouts.
While these features are certainly useful, Canary isn’t designed for continual real time tracking — it activates only when your child is moving at 12 miles per hour or faster. This is largely to conserve the battery life of your phone. However, it is a free app, and when used in conjunction with an app like Find my Friends, it can be a worthwhile part of a complete app-driven child tracking system.
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The Amber Alert GPS Smart Locator is not a cheap device, though. The upfront cost is $125 USD (£87), which isn’t bad, but then there’s the monthly charges of $15-18 (£10-12.50) plus a $19.99 (£14) activation fee. Plus, it does work outside of the US, but because service is on AT&T only, there are roaming charges; this is maybe not the best choice for non-US residents.