Ace LTE

This is what the Galaxy SmartTag didn't really work for me (I have an Android). It only registers its position if a Samsung device is nearby and often when he was in school I couldn't get it to register. So I got him a Fitbit Ace LTE watch because it includes GPS. I had to replace the band with one

At that age my kids would lose a phone within 2 days max. Maybe a watch, but that's questionable too probably at least for another year.. Fitbit Ace LTE has the features you're looking for I think, though not sure about 911. Also has mixed reviews on signal availability Edit: ace, not axe

We bought a Fitbit Ace for our 8 year old for Christmas because my wife and I both wear biometric trackers and he wanted to track his steps and activity like we do.

After a few weeks of use as a parent and watching my kid engage with it, I'm very mixed on the product. I hope the Google/Fitbit produ

We use Fitbit ace LTE. Always works fine for calling and location tracking with my kid.

Is there a way to disable the noodle in Fitbit Ace LTE? I got this for my 13yo just for location tracking and for calls/messages and this device seems to be perfect for that. Not ready for a phone yet. Not interested in any of the games/goals, etc. The only issue is the noodle is very childish for a

Wyze has a very simple, and relatively inexpensive security system that has the ability to push a notification to your phone every time the door is opened. We also got our son a Fitbit Ace LTE with a data plan and ended up being about $200 for the first year. He loves the smartwatch idea and plays g

It's tough navigating all these options — each watch seems to have real trade-offs. The Fitbit Ace LTE skews more fitness-focused, and Gabb prioritizes simplicity, but some parents find they want a bit more (like GPS + calling + messaging in one). Worth checking out a few comparison threads or paren

A few different suggestions for products you can buy today that are not smartphones: HMD/Nokia is still around and offers some modern feature phones that can be had for around $80-$100. These are not smartphones, but they can make calls, text, take low quality photos, and will have some basic apps.

We use a Fitbit Ace LTE. It isn't on our Google Fi plan as it has its own monthly/yearly service plan. We have been happy with the watch so far. We mainly use it for location, messaging, and emergency calls. We better a few different watches and settled on this one for our 9 year old. We will probab

Hi PhishinLine, Appreciate you getting back to me! My big question is, have you actually used the Fitbit Ace LTE in Hawaii yourself? I'm really trying to get to the bottom of this because my conversation with Fitbit Ace LTE customer service was quite a head-scratcher. They told me it wouldn't work t