“what is the range of the GPS locator Spigen - Pet Collar ComforTag for Apple AirTag - Black”

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• It's GPS is an airtag. When I was out of state, I could still see where my cars were, and where my hubby was at.

  Answered by Hickfromthesticks 3 years ago

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• Actually, the air tag does not function via GPS. It pings off of other bluetooth devices in the vicinty of the air tag and provides a location that way. That's the downside to these, if you live in a less populatedor rural area there will be fewer devices for it ping off of and as a result be less accurate and possibly not work at all. I hope that makes sense.

  Answered by WalkDMC 3 years ago

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• This is not a GPS tracker.

  Answered by FlySkyJumper 2 years ago

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• Depends. If you use a tracker that is Soley based on Bluetooth technology - the range will generally be the range of the Bluetooth signal. Then factor in those who use the proper app - for finding stuff. To my knowledge, Apple is the only company approved for the "GPS" tracking system - better than Bluetooth??

  Answered by Lenny 2 years ago

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