At Trusted Trackers, our goal isn't to be the cheapest; it's to be the best. The closer you look at our products and read the information provided, you'll see that we deliver superior quality and advanced features that set us apart from the competition.

We exclusively use 4G in our trackers, while most of our competitors still rely on 2G. If a rival supplier doesn't mention 4G, it's likely their tracker uses 2G, and they might prefer you not to know.

Trackers transmit data, such as GPS information, via the mobile phone network, allowing it to be displayed on your app or computer. Two important speed factors to consider are latency and data transfer speed.

Imagine a long-distance phone call where the first person speaks, but it takes a while for the second person to hear and respond. That delay is called latency—the time between sending and receiving information.

Another important factor is data transfer speed, which many of us are familiar with when purchasing broadband. This refers to how quickly data is sent from the tracker through the mobile network to the cloud and then displayed on the app or website.

Our 4G trackers typically have a latency delay that is ten times smaller than that of 2G trackers and can upload data fifty times faster. The difference is remarkable.

While driving, you may experience intermittent network coverage, which significantly impacts the tracker's ability to provide reliable data, including location. The faster the tracker can upload data, the more reliable it will be.

The situation is even worse for 2G trackers. Not only are they vastly inferior, but they also don't work in many areas. 2G technology, which stands for the second generation, dates to the early 1990s and was designed for phone calls and SMS text messages. It is being phased out globally, having been replaced by newer technologies. Many countries, such as the USA, Canada, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and Switzerland, have already shut down their 2G networks.

In the UK, 2G is also being phased out, with support remaining for legacy devices. 3G, which succeeded 2G, has already been phased out by Vodafone and EE, and within the next 12 months, it will be completely phased out by other major UK networks. This demonstrates just how outdated and archaic 2G technology really is.

2G trackers are cheaper to manufacture and to support the cloud services for their associated apps and websites, which is why many companies continue to use them. However, customers who purchase 2G trackers may not realise that their new purchase will become obsolete sooner than they had hoped. For instance, a 2G tracker in a fleet lorry will not work when travelling through Switzerland today, where the 2G network has already been shut down. Buying a 2G tracker now makes little sense anymore.

Our 4G trackers offer genuine real-time location updates every 5 seconds, ensuring you always know the exact location of your vehicle. This is a significant advantage over our competitors, who typically provide 'real-time' updates every 30 seconds to a minute, and some even as infrequently as every two minutes.

Achieving this requires advanced hardware and the capability to process significantly more data, but we invest in the necessary infrastructure to deliver a superior service. When actively managing and assisting your fleet, knowing their exact location now, rather than a minute or two ago, is crucial.

We are confident in our products, offering a minimum two-year warranty, with our flagship AudioGuard tracker coming with a five-year warranty. With Trusted Trackers, you get long-term reliability and peace of mind.

We store your data for longer, allowing private users and fleet managers to analyse and review data for up to two years, compared to the 6-month or 1-year periods offered by others.

We offer transparent pricing with no additional monthly or annual fees beyond the initial purchase and subscription.

• No Direct Debits
• No bank card details retained for monthly payments
• No basic version of the software subscription requiring further payments to unlock features

We make it easy for you to get started. Simply download the TrackMaster Pro app or visit our website. Create an account using just your email address. Link your tracker to the account by entering the IMEI number found on the side of the tracker.

Once you power on your chosen tracker, it will quickly appear in TrackMaster Pro, and you'll be ready to go.

You'll receive more detailed information in your welcome email but it really is that simple.

TrackMaster Pro is packed with features for both private users and fleet managers.

It includes essential tools such as enhanced family monitoring, driver behaviour analysis, and advanced reporting for fleet managers. With AudioGuard, you also get advanced vehicle security.

Additional features include real-time tracking, route histories, instant alerts, and push notifications for various monitored options like GeoFence and speeding. Fully Integrated with Google Maps and Street View provides an excellent interface for fleet managers to view all their vehicles in one place.