AirBolt

How accurate is a dog GPS tracker, really?
It’s a question we hear all the time — and for good reason. When your pet’s on the move, every meter counts.

The short answer? The AirBolt is accurate to within 3–10 metres in most real-world conditions.

But GPS accuracy isn’t just about hardware. It’s influenced by:
✅ Signal strength
✅ Tracking frequency
✅ Sky visibility (think trees or tall buildings)
✅ Whether GPS is used alone or combined with Wi-Fi/cellular triangulation

We’ve broken it all down in a quick blog to help you understand what to look for when choosing a tracker, and how to get the most accurate results.

📖 Read the full post here:
👉 https://theairbolt.com/blogs/news/how-accurate-are-dog-gps-trackers

Not all bike trackers are created equal. When it comes to protecting your bicycle, the choice between satellite GPS and Bluetooth tracking makes all the difference.

While Bluetooth trackers are great for finding your keys around the house, satellite GPS tracking offers global coverage, real-time location updates, and advanced security features like geo-fencing and movement alerts.

If you're ready to upgrade your bike's security here is a comprehensive comparison exploring why serious cyclists choose GPS tracking for protection.
https://theairbolt.com/blogs/news/5-reasons-why-your-bike-needs-a-satellite-gps-tracker-instead-of-a-bluetooth-tracker

Lightweight enough for even small collars, it shows exactly where your adventurous friend is exploring — whether that's the neighbor's yard or three blocks away.

Set boundaries. Get alerts when they're crossed.

And most importantly, sleep better knowing your furry family member is just a tap away on your screen.