Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great tracking device most definitely accurate real time lovation and battery last up to 2 weeks of daily tracking.

I didn't honestly have a whole lot of hope when i purchased this device. It was bought out of desperation more than anything. For the most part, the reviews were mixed. After having used the Cube device for several months, i have to honestly say, it works and it works well. As far as i can tell, the accuracy is spot on, the battery (depending on settings) can easily last two weeks, and the lack of a contract subscription is very convenient. The virtual fence feature is a nice touch. Depending on the type of tracking you need to do, there are a few downsides... There doesn't appear to be a way to export your track data, a GPX dump (or CSV, KML, etc) would be a nice touch. Also, if you are used to some higher end gps devices (such as Garmin) you may find the app slightly lacking, and at times buggy. However, if all you need is a relatively simple "where is X right now," kind of thing, this device is very cost effective and accurate. I have already recommended it to several people and would buy another if the need arose.

The cube tracker has been a delightful peace of mind when accompanying my precious fur baby Coco during on to go travel, or everyday walks. Very efficient and responsive! Special thanks to Cube tracker for making life easier when tracking pets or items.

Two huge negatives that are worth noting. The device beeped several times when setting up, and once after. Not something you want to hear on a gps tracker. The device requires you to use Bluetooth which I can’t understand why. And it requires that you share your phones location with it. Also cant wrap my head around that. Requiring Bluetooth means the device shows up to anyone near. There is a setting that allows you to change the name but the verbiage they use in the settings is weird and confusing reducing peace of mind. Outside of those things, the device works well and the app is very good.

Recently purchased this for my Rental car, and it is wonderful. The location is precise and the battery last forever I’ve had it for about 2 months and haven’t had to recharge yet.

Overall I’ll be honest, at sub $30 I didn’t have very high expectations. Multipurpose marketing also didn’t help me in arriving to that conclusion. I had that lingering thought of “what sets cube apart from XX brand or the many other ‘thing tracking’ devices flooding the market”. But I’m glad I was wrong. It’s closer to the area of the car dongles cell cariers sell you. During un-boxing, pulling it out of the box didn’t feel very special, its just a simple cardboard with a window film on the front. A foam with a cutout the size of the tracker, usb charger bundled next to it, 2 document sheets (warranty/manual) nestled at the bottom and a vinyl cube sticker. I’m completely at a loss for what to do with the sticker, why would I want to alert a would-be-thief to the device used or that it is being tracked. I’ll most likely end up slapping onto my desktop. Features This little thing is packed with some neat features, actually too many for my tastes. To be clear, nothing I’d refer to is a bad feature but more of a special use-case or targeted for a specific type of user. Th feature in question is referred to as “Virtual Fence” in the cube app. It creates a fence around an area of choice on a map that alerts the user on arrival/departure of the “thing” being tracked. That seems like it could be useful for someone with more than 1 tracker. Possibly to know when a family member arrives to their home safely. I tried it with my tracker and it did notify me that my car left the area but unless its been stolen, no other instance other than my leaving the property would trigger it. It just felt a little redundant. The rest of the features are without a doubt for everyone and anyone. They range from reporting frequency which results in battery consumption, alerts on disconnect/connect from phone/tracker, an SOS button function; where you define 1, 2, or 3 clicks of the button on the back of the tracker to send an automatic message to friends/family, and a Safe Place setting that uses the Wi-Fi networks your phone joins to determine if it goes into battery saving mode. The last thing to note, although this is less of a software feature and more of a hardware. Cons I can’t really list much here but there’s 2 things that bother me a bit with this. 1st, there seems to be a lack of information on the network the cube uses. If it’s a single cell carrier then this will likely have bad spots where it won’t report anything. But if it piggybacks on the big 3 carriers in the US, this could be a very viable option for large fleets over expensive systems that use satellite services. But neither of a quick browse of the product detail page nor digging a little deeper into the agreements could I find those details within a reasonable time span. It’s possible I may have overlooked the information but not knowing this at the time of writhing bothers me. 2nd,, based on my limited initial usage, you’ll likely have to update to a powered option. Either the OBD 2 power or hardwired kit. Somewhere in the documentation I read it can last roughly 1 year on a charge, but 4 days in with little usage and I’m at 96% battery left. It doesn’t take sophisticated math to realize its using 1% per day at the current rate which would mean it would deplete in 100 days, 1/3rd of a year. Its using 2 minute intervals and should be in battery saver mode when parked and I’m connected to Wi-Fi. I cold possibly extend that time frame a short amount more by changing it to 5 min intervals instead. Just seems a little less reliable. Unfortunately, my overall testing has been within the city. I’d certainly like to know how well this does if I take it into rural mountainous areas. This ties back into the first point as, as far as the documentation goes, it uses cellular signals to report it’s location and nothing I’ve seen makes me believe it can use Bluetooth from another nearby device other than your own to leverage a larger network, like some of the other devices that track “things”. Conclusion Despite my negative viewpoints with it I’m still optimistic about owning the cube and will sub to it when my trial ends. Within city testing, which is typically where my car stays, this works phenomenally. As long as you live in an area with good cell coverage or a fair population, you will be well off with the tracker as well.

Wow, the Cube is is a great value and accurate. The "live" tracking feature is amazing. If you need the cube for discreet use, make sure you test it before placing in a discreet location. It has ring tones for certain features that can be turned off to prevent a disruption in your discreet tracking. You will not be disappointed with this. The battery lasted for one month instead of two weeks on 5 minute intervals. The tracking did not fail that month. It did log me out once, and I need to just reset it, near the cube.

Its a great little device at a very reasonable price. You do need to purchase the monthly subscription plan to utilize the GPS tracking features. The setup is super easy and straight forward. The tracking is pretty good, gives you accurate map points for where you have been. It does jump around a little bit in the city but you can tell where the tracker has been.

Based on looks this GPS tracker is a very sleek durable and I really like the style. The loops on the end make it so that it can hook on bags or you can zip tie it to another object that you want to keep track of. It almost reminds you of a key fob to unlock and lock your car. Which is exactly what I plan to use it I have a 1966 mustang that I will put this in to make sure I can always know where my vehicle is. It has a real time GPS tracking. It says you can use it for pets but I think it’s a little too bulky and my dog wanna play with it. It’s waterproof so I don’t mind putting this tracker outside of my vehicle and if it gets wet it should be OK. It also has a rechargeable battery that last up to two weeks that is a little concerning and that I will have to charge it very often and if I forget I might not be able to track its location. It was very easy to pair my cube GPS and I had to activate a monthly subscription which I think is the biggest downfall of this design had it come with a free tracking app this would be five stars

I needed something to track my 1954 Chrysler New Yorker just in case. Unfortunately I do have to park it outside so I needed some type of peace of mind. Excellent tracking. I like the custom time options to check it's location. I love the geofence option to alert when leaving or entering a certain area. I wish the monthly subscription was cheaper but I guess sometimes you have to spend money to save money. Overall happy with my purchase and would recommend.

Small but mighty! I love this tracker so much! Hassle free! You have a month to month option for the subscription so your not tied to a long contact! Very accurate! You can’t go wrong with the price, very cheap but gives you a 100% peace of mind! And too very easy to use the app!

I love how accurate it is very easy to use I would recommend to anyone

Sleek, accurate, and very affordable for both the unit itself and the required monthly subscription, there really is nothing to dislike about this user friendly, feature laden GPS device. If you need an effective, affordable, and simple way to protect your valuables from getting lost or stolen, or to prevent a beloved pet from getting lost, etc I highly recommend this product.

This is an awesome product. It is VERY easy to setup and use. It is solid and performs perfectly, even in areas with very low signal. App is really easy to use and you can download history reports as well. The battery lasts a long time also. Bonus: Support is very responsive.

I have three of these and they work great! I like the fact you can see in real time and the battery life can be set to intervals!

"Don't worry your car is insured." That's what they say right? Then if it happens you have to take time off of work running all over getting reports, renting cars, paying out of pocket for comprhensive and other fees, etc. Not fun! Well having this tracker gives you piece of mind and will alert you right away if your car/kid/pet moves from where you last saw them It does cost a bit but it is worth it. Really the service per day broken down is just a fraction of the cost of a cup of coffee. I really believe insurance companies should offer these devices for customers who would like to use them because it would work with the insurance policy.

Bought this a year ago when I purchased a vehicle and paid cash because I had financed a vehicle a few years ago that was stolen and the dealership was able to locate it with their tracking device and I have had peace of mind with Cube because I can check it's location at all times and go back and see it's history anytime I want. I can also get alerts when it has left locations I have set up or enters those locations. Has a good battery life even so I got the battery charger to hardwire it so it stays charged at all times. Would purchase this again.

This is the best pet tracker. Zero complaints. Updates often and accurately. The charge lasts for a very long time. The subscription is well worth it if you need a reliable pet tracker. If you love your dog, and they live life like you left the gate open everyday, this will provide you with total peace of mind.

Very easy to set up, works well. Holds charge for up to a month. Accurate location. App works well. Very satisfied

The cube is fantastic! Long lasting battery. Extremely accurate. Highly recommend it.