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This product is the right fit for both the professional and novice user looking to remove or disable unwanted surveillance threats. The PRO-DTECH III uses a built in antenna, increased bar graph indicator, and vibration alerts to indicate the existence of any nearby surveillance threats.
$500.00
Equipped with a short range antenna, the device performs better than most detectors in populated environments with high sensitivity to real signals without being affected by weak background radio waves.
Use the PRO-DTECH III to secretly check people for body-worn transmitters. You may perform covert sweeping using the vibrating indicator. In such cases you can carry the PRO-DTECH III and stand in close proximity to a potential threat. If the vibration starts near certain people, this indicates that there is a hidden bug.
The fundamental tracking is perfect. What makes GPS Track-it so valuable to us are all of the features and functions. We are able to include our clients phone numbers right in the landmark titles so if we need to call a client the number is right there. The route creation and prioritisation has greatly improved our efficiency. The service is stellar. Incredibly responsive...every time.
- Reviewed by John Moore on January 15, 2017, 7:11 amThis is an amazing tracker and the app as well. The only problem I had was at the time I did not know how to operate it. After speaking to customer support I haven’t had one problem. I can see every where my son’s car is, the time and location. I did not believe in the app until I gave it a try and it was all well worth it. The battery life is awesome, I have had the tracker inside the car for three days before I had to put it on the charger again and it still had 25% of battery life let when I decided to charge it.
- Reviewed by John Moore on January 17, 2017, 7:11 amWe picked up GPS to GO about 6 months ago as a way of enhancing our company and making us more efficient. It’s done everything promised. GPS to GO gave us some very, very powerful tools that gives us a great cutting-edge above and beyond most our competitors.
- Reviewed by Cheryl J. Kraus on January 20, 2017, 7:11 amThe GPS is bulky but worth it. The subscription service during set up is expensive but is well worth it for its usefulness. It’s about the size of 1.5"x4"x3". Battery life is wonderful and be careful not to place near metal.
- Reviewed by Thelma Bruce on January 28, 2017, 7:11 amI have had the units in my vehicles for more than year now I find them very reliable and extremely accurate as to the vehicles location throughout the city. A great tool in the running of my business as far as scheduling and routing appointments for the day.
- Reviewed by Anne J. Hahn on February 3, 2017, 7:11 amThis system is very advanced for something so affordable. It really gives us everything we need in this area.
- Reviewed by Michael Motz on February 4, 2017, 7:11 amAlarms don't really work. They're annoying and people ignore them. This tracking device seems like the best, reasonably priced option to protect your vehicle. Set up your GPS fence and you recieve a text and email or both when it leaves the area. Simple. Long battery life and terrific precision makes this an invaluable tool to locate anythin the tracker is attached to.
- Reviewed by GREAT customer service! on February 6, 2017, 7:11 amI just purchased a new vehicle and wanted protection in the event of theft. I had something from another company 10 years ago but this is superior in almost every other way, especially the battery life. I think it's been about two weeks since I received and charged it. I drive at least an hour daily Monday through Friday and have taken a 7-hour road trip. Even with it set to ping every two minutes while the car is moving, the battery is at 89%. I'm extremely impressed because the previous model needed a charge every two or three days. Very inconvenient as I was using it in an unfaithful mate's vehicle and was once caught as I was trying to sneak it back in after a charge.
- Reviewed by Joy E. Havener on February 14, 2017, 7:11 amMy sister takes care of my mom who has mentally bad days.. At 75, she is very fit and loves to walk, but the reality is she struggles mentally. Although most days there is never an issue, there are times when we would get concerned when she wants to go for a walk.. My sister would freak out if she would be gone too long and we don't have a clue where she is. My mom does not use a cell phone and would not really do well with it.... We have only had this device for 2 days and I can't believe how much relief it has provided... We "tracked" mom and found out she likes to get breakfast at a local place along the beach.. sits there for over an hour.. Then walks to 7-11 for who knows what she buys.... Just knowing my sister is not stressing is a huge relief to me.....
- Reviewed by Barbara Gregg on February 20, 2017, 7:11 amI receive a daily "check in" and a notification if the trailer is moving, every five minutes. The daily check in includes the GPS coordinates, the battery charge % and the temperature of the tracker, which is the same as the ambient temperature within the camper. Battery charge was an initial concern but I found my tracker consumed 9% of battery in two weeks, which translates to approx. 22 weeks of battery life.
- Reviewed by Shannon Waddell on February 28, 2017, 7:11 amInstalled a month ago and it has been doing a great job tracking. Software is fairly easy to use. You do have to have the subscription. Accuracy of final parking spot of what you are tracking increases the more often you ping; but, that does reduce battery life although battery life is doing great. Battery will depend on how much the tracker is moving obviously but so far on about 5 minute intervals we have not gone below 80% in a month.
- Reviewed by Eugenia Stevens on March 5, 2017, 7:11 amTracking our trucks with the system from GPS to GO gives us & our customers a real professional feeling when we’re able to look in real time & tell the customer that we can see the moving truck & it is just a few km’s away and will be there in just a few more minutes.
- Reviewed by James Magnuson on March 8, 2017, 7:11 am