Most of today’s products benefit from 4G coverage across the country, even in locations that were once remote, to provide increased accuracy in case of an emergency. However, the coverage of the GPS depends on the monthly plan you are willing to pay.
If you want the device to track the location of goods, people or pets even when they leave the country, you should expect to pay up to $40-$50 per each tracker per month, depending on the manufacturer.
Some older generations of products only provide 2G or 3G coverage, meaning the real-time data you will receive is slower and less accurate. Moreover, some of the device’s features may not be available for 3G coverage.
And, as we welcome the newest generations of data sharing, 5G and even the 6G somewhere in the future, it would be best to choose trackers that can support these technologies.