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A children’s GPS watch for families who want location information and direct communication in one wearable. Check the contact settings, school rules and subscription before choosing it.
Separate subscription required. Example: Basic €120 paid up front for 24 months (€5/month equivalent). Shorter terms can cost more per month.
Compare the hardware, the full service payment and required accessories over the same period. A €120 plan paid up front for 24 months is €5 per month in comparison terms, but the amount due initially remains €120. Included months can change the renewal date.
A child’s location is sensitive information.
Read guide →A smartwatch suits families who want direct contact as well as location.
Read guide →There is no single age that makes a GPS tracker appropriate for every child.
Read guide →A children’s GPS watch combines communication, location and a wearable interface.
Read guide →No. AirTag, Knog Scout and an AirBell fitted with an AirTag use Bluetooth-network item finding. They do not provide an independent cellular GPS tracking service.
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