After the one year lapses, you’ll then start paying either $5 per month, or $50 per year for the cell service. This is a plan that you probably won’t get with any other tracker (the PrimeTracking Personal GPS Tracker included), and it means that you only need to purchase the it, download the SmartThings classic app, and you’ll be ready to keep track of whoever you’ll give it to. The most impressive thing about the Samsung SmartThings tracker is that you’ll get free cellular service for the first year. You won’t get as many colour options with the Samsung tracker as it is only available in white, though it does come with a short strap that you can use to attach it to a backpack or a purse. It’s IP68 rating means that it can stay under water at a depth of 5 feet, for a period not exceeding 30 minutes. It’s actually similar to the Tracki 2020 GPS tracker in terms of size, and is also water resistant and dust proof, making it capable of handling a little bit of rough weather. The SmartThings tracker comes in a small, plastic frame that measures about 1.7 by 1.7 by 0.5 inches, and weighs less than an ounce. If you’re interested in a tracking app that can monitor text messages, then read our iKeyMonitor review. Location updates can be sent every 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours, and every 5 hours, which is far more frequent than you can get with the LandAirSea 54 GPS Tracker, but if your kid presses the power button two times, they’ll be able to send their real time location over to the app. You can only set up two of these zones, and each can have a minimum radius of up to 700 feet. Using the SmartThings app is also a breeze, as the app allows you to create zones where you’ll get a notification once the tracker moves in or out. This also makes the tracker very accurate in location tracking, and allows you to monitor the movements of your pet or loved one in real time. The Samsung SmartThings tracker relies on a cellular LTE based network and a GPS signal to keep tabs on your pet or person, making it a lot more efficient than trackers that rely on Bluetooth.

Problematic with the SmartThings Classic app.

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