The most common question we hear is not about technology or plans. Itâs much simpler:Â Which device is right for me? Whether youâre protecting a vehicle, managing a fleet, tracking equipment, or keeping an eye on what matters most, this is the straightforward guide to choosing the right Letstrack GPS device.
Answer One Question Before You Buy Anything
Every device in the range solves a different version of the same problem: can it be plugged in or wired in, or does it need to survive on its own? Work out which of those three describes what you are protecting, and the right device more or less picks itself.
For Cars, Vans and Fleets
Vehicles get three genuinely different options, not one generic tracker with different price tags.
OBD Tracker
Zero-cut installation that pulls diagnostic data straight from the car's own computer. Best for private cars and rental fleets that need to stay damage-free.
Wired Tracker
Hidden installation with remote engine cut capability and anti-tamper alerts. Built for commercial fleets and vehicles at genuinely high theft risk.
Video Telematics
Road and cabin streaming with harsh driving alerts, accident evidence and driver coaching built in.
For Things That Have to Survive on Their Own
Shipping containers, unpowered trailers, heavy construction equipment and rental generators do not have a battery to borrow from, so we built a device that does not need one. A fully waterproof, weather-sealed housing with heavy-duty magnetic mounting for instant deployment, running on a standalone battery that lasts months to years rather than days.
Smart Tags & Bluetooth Tags
Passive scanning and crowd finding for keys, bags and anything you carry daily.
Pet Trackers
Specialised collars with instant yard breach alerts, backed by a 100% recovery rate for missing dogs and cats.
Magnetic Tracker
Waterproof, tamper-resistant, and built for a battery life measured in years, not weeks.
How the Whole Range Actually Stacks Up
Rather than tell you which one is best, here is the full picture, side by side.
| Product | Ease of Install | Battery Life | Feature Depth | Range | Target User |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OBD Tracker | Powered | Consumer / Fleet | |||
| Wired Tracker | Powered | Commercial Fleet | |||
| Dashcam | Powered | Commercial Fleet | |||
| Magnetic Tracker | Enterprise Assets | ||||
| Pet Tracker | Consumer | ||||
| Bluetooth Tag | Consumer |
Full dot means strongest in that category for its class. Half and empty dots show a genuine trade-off, not a weakness, since a Bluetooth tag is not trying to do a wired tracker's job.
Start With the One Thing That Actually Worries You
The app itself is free, and it stays useful with a single device in it. Most people start with one thing, the car, the dog, the keys, whichever has caused an actual moment of panic before, and add to it later once the first device has quietly earned its place. That is a far more honest way to build a setup than being sold everything on day one.
A simple rule of thumb
Own a car or van that matters: start with an OBD tracker if it just needs to be easy, or a wired tracker if theft risk is genuinely high.
Run a fleet or a job site: start with wired trackers on vehicles and magnetic trackers on equipment that never gets plugged in.
Protecting a person, a pet, or the small stuff: start with a smart tag or a pet collar, both built to disappear into daily life rather than add a chore to it. One Device Is a Start. The Whole Ecosystem Is the Point.
