The Mini GPS Tracker is a compact, Android-compatible tracking device that works seamlessly with Google’s Find My Device or Find Hub app. Designed for real-time location tracking using GPS, AGPS, and LBS technology, it’s perfect for keys, bags, vehicles, pets, and more.
Android Integration: Works with Google’s Find My Device or Find Hub app.
Real-Time Tracking: Uses GPS, AGPS, and LBS for accurate positioning.
Compact & Lightweight: Easily attach to personal items or assets.
Security Features: Includes SOS alerts and geo-fencing.
Battery: Uses a CR2032 button battery that lasts ~1 year and is easy to replace.
No Fees: No SIM card, subscriptions, or hidden costs.
Features
IP67 Water Resistance: Protected against dust and temporary water immersion (up to 1 meter for 30 minutes).
Cold Weather Performance: While not officially rated for extreme cold, similar GPS accessories typically operate down to –20°C (–4°F).
Snow & Ice Use: Handles light snow and moisture. Avoid direct exposure to ice buildup or freezing wind. Use a protective case or keep insulated for best results.
Setup & Installation
Pairing with Find My Device
Download Find My Device or Find Hub from the Google Play Store.
Enable Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Location Services on your phone.
Hold the tracker’s function button for 3 seconds until it beeps (pairing mode).
Open the app and follow prompts to connect your tracker.
Tracking & Usage
Real-Time Updates: Location updates occur instantly when GPS signal and network access are available.
Location Refresh Rate: If GPS or network signal is weak, updates may occur every 5–15 minutes depending on conditions.
Privacy & Sharing: You can share access with trusted contacts using the Find My Device or Find Hub app (if supported by your tracker model).
Optimal Tracking Regions: Works best in urban areas with strong GPS and mobile network coverage.
Sound Alerts: Activate sound locator via the app to help find nearby items (if supported by your tracker).
Troubleshooting
Can't Connect?
Restart your phone and try again.
Reset the tracker and restart your phone’s wireless and cellular network.
Ensure the tracker is in pairing mode (beep confirms).
Replace the battery if the device doesn’t respond.
Check if the device is already listed in the app.
Switch Google accounts if multiple are linked.
Enable “Scan for nearby devices” in Settings > Devices & Sharing > Devices.
Enable “Include debug results” for better detection.
If Fast Pair sheet is blocked, check Nearby section under Wireless Connections.
Do NOT use manual pairing — use Fast Pair only. If paired manually, reset and forget the device.
Ensure your phone supports Find Hub and has the latest update.
Location Issues
Grant location permission: Go to Settings > Location > App Permissions > Find My Device and select “Allow only while using the app”.
Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth scanning: Navigate to Settings > Location Services and turn on both scanning options.
Set Find My Device network to “Network in all areas”:
Open the Find My Device app (install from Play Store if needed).
Tap your profile icon in the top-right corner.
Select Find My Device settings.
Tap Find your offline devices.
Choose “With network in all areas” to enable full network participation.
This setting improves coverage in low-traffic or remote areas by allowing your device to participate in the crowdsourced network.
Sharing Devices
Ensure the other user’s phone has “Network in all areas” enabled.
Make sure their wireless connection is active.
Ask friends or family to switch their settings to improve location updates.
Sync Recent Location Error
Remove the item from Find My Device: Tap device > Gear icon > Remove.
Factory reset your tracker.
Reconnect the accessory to your Android phone.
Open Find My Device and reload your device list.
FAQs
Does this tracker work worldwide? Yes, as long as Android devices with Find My Device enabled are nearby, and your phone has internet access.
Is a subscription required? No, it’s free to use with Google’s Find My Device or Find Hub.
Why is my tracker location inaccurate? Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth scanning for better indoor accuracy.
What’s the battery life? About one year with a CR2032 button battery.
Can I share the tracker? Yes, just ensure the other user’s settings match yours.
Why does the tracker disconnect when I turn off Bluetooth or walk away? That’s expected. Bluetooth is only used for short-range alerts — like finding the tracker nearby. When Bluetooth is off or out of range, it won’t auto-reconnect. You’ll need to manually pair it again through the app.
Can I still track my car if Bluetooth is disconnected? Yes. GPS tracking works independently of Bluetooth. Even if Bluetooth disconnects, the tracker still updates its location using network signals. Just open the app to view the latest location.
Do I need to use the keychain part? No — that’s optional. The main tracker works on its own. You can hide it anywhere in your car: glove box, under a seat, center console, etc.
What’s the best way to use it for car tracking? Keep Bluetooth on for smoother app pairing, but rely on GPS for actual location updates. Place the tracker securely inside the vehicle and check the app when needed.
Setup & Demo Videos
Legal & Ethical Use
Can I use this tracker to monitor someone without their consent?
No. This tracker is intended for lawful and ethical use only. It is designed to help users locate their own belongings, pets, vehicles, or loved ones with consent.
Unauthorized tracking of individuals without their knowledge or permission is strictly prohibited and may violate privacy laws. Misuse of this device for stalking, surveillance, or any illegal activity can result in serious legal consequences.
By purchasing or using this product, you agree to comply with all applicable local, provincial, and federal laws. Digital-Devices-CA does not condone or support any form of unlawful tracking.
If you have questions about responsible use, please contact us at support@digitaldevices.ca.
Privacy & Safety
Can Android trackers notify iPhones — and vice versa?
Yes. Thanks to a joint initiative between Google and Apple, both Android and iPhone devices can detect unknown Bluetooth trackers — even if they’re from the other platform.
Android phones can detect Apple AirTags and other trackers that follow the new industry standard.
iPhones can detect Android-compatible trackers like Pebblebee and Chipolo if they support the same standard.
If a tracker is moving with someone and isn’t paired to their device, their phone will alert them automatically.
These alerts include a notification, sound activation, and a map showing where the tracker has been traveling with the person. This helps prevent misuse and reinforces responsible tracking.
To enable alerts on Android: Go to Settings > Safety & Emergency > Unknown Tracker Alerts and toggle Allow Alerts on. Bluetooth must be enabled.
Support
For additional assistance, contact us at: support@digitaldevices.ca
