More specifically in numbers:
Motorcycle GPS Tracker Selection Guide:
What to watch out for:
Good hiding
The size of the GPS tracker is crucial for its anti-theft effectiveness!
TIP: The size of the GPS tracker is usually determined by the capacity of its built-in battery.
This means that the larger the battery, the bulkier the GPS tracker.
There are techniques to conceal the device and its wiring so that it blends in with the other components of the vehicle.
Low consumption
Not a standalone device
Under no circumstances is a standalone device recommended!
But if it is the only option, we suggest solutions such as Teltonika TAT140
Very low power consumption from the vehicle (only 2mA when stationary).
It is very small, so it's ideal for anti-theft functionality.
It has the capability to immobilize a vehicle.
It is not highly waterproof.
It does not work in countries without full 2G coverage (such as Switzerland and a few countries outside Europe).
Very low power consumption from the vehicle (only 1mA when stationary).
It has very good autonomy in case it loses power.
It has a high degree of waterproofing.
It's small, but not the smallest.
It does not work in countries without full 2G coverage (such as Switzerland and a few countries outside Europe).
It works worldwide as it supports 2G and 4G.
It is very small, so it's ideal for an anti-theft function.
It has the capability to immobilize a vehicle.
It is not highly waterproof.
It has slightly higher power consumption than the 2G.
It works worldwide as it supports 2G and 4G.
It works for days even without electricity.
It has the capability to immobilize a vehicle.
It's a bit bulkier than the others, which makes it unsuitable for certain motorcycles.
It has slightly higher power consumption than the 2G.