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Best GPS trackers for kids tried and tested

The best GPS trackers for kids being tested
  • A detailed history of your child's location throughout the day is provided.
  • It has a built-in speakerphone that allows you to talk to your child.
  • The tracker has an SOS button, which will alert you when it has been pressed.
  • A SIM card is included, making it ready to use out of the box.

    • Cons

    • The battery life needs improvement, as it needs charging frequently.
    • It costs 29.99 per month with a 1-year contract, to be able to use the SIM card and device.
    Supscription required:Yes, £25 a month with a 1-Year Contract.
    Dimensions:4.39 x 6.1 x 1.6 cm
    Weight:20g
    AngelSense Personal GPS Tracker
  • It comes with a storage pocket.
  • The battery life lasts up to seven days on a full charge.
  • It comes with real-time tracking, which updates every 10 seconds.
  • It includes an SOS button, which allows your child to alert you in case of an emergency.
  • The tracker allows your child to contact you directly, providing you with reassurance.
  • A SIM card is included, making it ready to use out of the box.

    • Cons

    • It's not pocket-sized.
    • As it comes with a SIM card, there are ongoing data plan costs.
    • It only works on 2G, and this is due to be phased out in 2033.
    • Set Up:
      4.0
    • Ease of use:
      4.0
    • Comfort:
      4.0
    • Battery Life:
      4.0
    • Durability:
      5.0
    • Accuracy:
      4.0
    Subscription required:Yes, starting at £3.50 per month
    Dimensions:6.5 x 1.8 x 4 cm
    Weight:55g
    • 7-day battery
    • SOS panic button
    • Emergency telephone
    Weenect Kids Tracker
  • Works with Apple's 'Find My' app to pinpoint the item it's attached to
  • The tracker is lightweight and compact and can be attached to various items for convenience
  • No subscription required
  • The AirTag can be used with various mounts, such as a belt clip, key ring and lanyard for different uses

    • Cons

    • Works on Bluetooth so not as reliable as a GPS tracker for kids
    • Best as a tracker for kids' belongings as there's no SOS button or way of communicating
    • Very small so it would benefit from a case to avoid losing it
    • It uses a button battery so it should be kept away from babies and small children
    • Ease of use:
      4.0
    • Accuracy:
      4.0
    • Value for money:
      4.0
    • Battery Life:
      5.0
    • Durability:
      4.0
    Subscription required:No
    Dimensions:Diameter: 31.9 mm <br>Height: 8.0 mm
    Weight:11g
    • It can be used on a belt clip, lanyard or keyring
    • Works on Bluetooth, not GPS
    • Use to find and keep track of belongings such as kids' backpacks
    Apple AirTag in testing