Monimoto 7 GPS Tracker with LTE (4G) | Cruiseman's Reviews | CruisemansGarage.com | 4K

[@ronaldhuss8606]

Hi Cruiseman, Since you have reviewed both the Invoxia and the Monimoto 7 GPS trackers, I would like to know which one you think is the better unit. I have been looking at the Invoxia for cost and features and since it is less for the annual service. A head to head comparison and your thoughts would be appreciated. Like the channel, keep it up.

[@Ventcis]

11:38 Actually, it took 15:02seconds to take your bike out of your garage... So, I guess it takes less than 50sec. MoniMotor to respond.

[@Jarvisbiker]

Its probably a good thing that it takes 50 seconds to notify your phone. Likely best to call authorities to intercept for you. Yearly rate is reasonable and I wonder if Insurance would give rebate for having this feature? Great video Cruiseman ....................JB..

[@davidnowhere2637]

So are all these GPS trackers going to continuously call you if you are just in your home or walk around the corner (I live in an upstairs apartment)

[@kevinankney9092]

Looks similar to the Invoxia system. I think that I gave less than what the Monimoto 7 is with 2 yrs of 4G service for that one. Nice video as always.

[@cruisemansgarage]

There are some differences and I will be doing a side-by-side comparison video soon.

[@RussellHogan]

@@cruisemansgarage Please do!!! Thanks.

[@lovelessjl]

@@cruisemansgarage really looking forward to the comparison between this and the invoxia! Keep up the good work.

[@nikoskapetan3956]

Very good review one question: How many days days the batery works??

[@cruisemansgarage]

Still testing. They have not died yet!

[@jakeh3536]

Is this a silent item? I notice alot of these trackers has a beep that goes off when trying to track it down..

[@pilyomotoride7781]

Can you monitor battery life in the app?

[@cruisemansgarage]

Yes

[@jeffjohnson6064]

Are there second key fob's available for the same unit, I wonder??

[@jeffjohnson6064]

Nevermind .... I should have watched the whole thing :)

[@robertmercer9117]

Calling it an "Anti Theft GPS Tracker" is a stretch. Should be a " Stolen Vehicle Tracker." And even that assumes the thieves don't find the device and toss it away.

[@cruisemansgarage]

That would be hard to do if it is mounted under the seat, or even in a saddlebag.

[@DavidSmith-fw6uj]

Love from Mississippi USA 🇺🇸

[@robertmercer9117]

If you are able to hot wire and steal a Goldwing, you are clever enough to do most anything.

[@cruisemansgarage]

@@robertmercer9117 Agreed. No system is perfect.

[@jakeh3536]

@@cruisemansgarage is this a silent item? I noticed alot of these trackers have a beep that goes off when trying to track it down..

[@SecurityBob]

Watch MCRider review Chris. Kevin gave it a negative review due to his location not having cell service which could be problematic when touring. Otherwise I’ll wait for other product reviews. Wondering if the Apple tracking devices might be worth a review.

[@cruisemansgarage]

Cell service can be an issue with these types of trackers. The concern with Apple trackers is they too rely on cell service and the proximity of other Apple iPhones to track.

[@AmerSheikh]

Excellent video..I will be sharing this with some of my viewers who have been looking for a GPS Tracker for sometime.

[@NDN_FTR]

Looks like great product, but I'm not ready for another subscription on a $200 device. I want to buy a product and have full fumctionality for the entire lifecycle. Between steeaming services, Amazon, and my security cameras I have enough already.

[@TRACEROOTGPS]

Good information 👍

[@shadowracer789]

Bulky design and not a lot of palce to hide it really. Can be detected easily, also the live tracking isnt real time. You can as well keep an old android phone and it would do better. Airtags seems a much better option, given you can hide it in so many places. Problem with these devices are that its difficult to find un-baised reviews as they would push free products to channels.

[@JohnMiller2]

Theives are not dumb, they will just download the app that checks for hidden Airtags. Also for an Airtag to track it would require that the theives use an iPhone since the tag itself dosen't have GPS or cellconnection, it's just bluetooth. I heard somewhere that Airtags make a noise aswell but i'm not sure about that. As for the Android phone idea, i think the tracking capability is good but not the alarming functions or geofencing. A phone is about as large as this tracker also so what's the point there. This guy clearly stated that he didn't not receive the device from the company and isn't sponsored so unless he would like to risk huge fines from the FCC i believe that this is as unbiased as you could get.

[@frankwhite7463]

How do you get it to show maps

[@R8rfan01]

Where do you pay that subscription of 49 dollars a year

[@-Quisp-]

They give you an initial period free. But then it expires and you just have to pay it through their app that tracks the device

[@johncalvo1743]

Put your finger through the hole and push it out next time, Genius! Just kidding. Everyone destroys that beautiful box. That being said, I thought that since it follows satellite signals, it doesn't really need cell service. When I'm in my rig in central Nevada and my service goes out, the Google maps/navigator still works.

[@ThatCleanMT]

There’s a gasket clearly in there. 🤣

[@animepabu5526]

So it requires a subscription for it to work? Or can I use it without the whole subscription…because that kind a seems like a rip off

[@JohnMiller2]

You need a data plan for your phone, this tracker has data so it too requires a dataplan.

[@Sharpey76.]

why so its using mobile data so its going to need a plan its not like its a massive amount of money

[@JohnMiller2]

@@Sharpey76. It needs it for connectivity with your device, to send it's tracking data, settings, battery life and so on. They also have to use 4G LTE because EDGE and 3G is being phased out the coming years. So they have to buy space with operators across the whole world and also pay for servers to keep the platform going. All that costs alot more money than one would think.

[@Sharpey76.]

@@JohnMiller2 i was saying why it needed it AnimePabu was calling it a rip off

[@JohnMiller2]

@@Sharpey76. I see! Misunderstood your comment! Let's call it a deeper explanation then! :)

[@DavidSmith-fw6uj]

Love from DeKalb Mississippi USA 🇺🇸

[@MichaelKantormusic]

Get an apple air tag. You get the entire apple network of phones tracking your bike. Hide it somewhere in the bike and you are all set. $25 bucks.

[@beastly_gaming3200]

if someone else has an air tag (like a thief) it will alert them that there is another air tag in the area. that said, that would mean that the thief would have to have one on them too.

[@ad78]

@@beastly_gaming3200 that is actually a good thing because they know there is something in the bike and ended up leaving it. i put mine way over under the fairing on 2022 S1000XR

[@Zedinator593]

Seems large

[@daveboothroyd3421]

Put it in the glove box? That should fool the thief, eh?

[@JohnMiller2]

He said that is not where he would put it in actual use.

[@motorcycle-man]

Video starts at 2:10

[@incredibleadventures1027]

1:51 This is a childish take on your compensation. You received a free product and you make revenue from the review of said free product. Is the fact that "no money changed hands" the same as not receiving compensation from the advertiser? Better to not mention anything on the topic and just let the audience decide on their own if you are a shill or not.

[@Adrian-uq9mq]

I gave up watching this video after 5 minutes just rambling on and nonsense

[@Doc.Holiday]

I don’t understand the attraction of unboxing. Waste of time… my opinion.

[@harmzegt8066]

I got several complaints About your “review”. Hide the device deep inside the motorcycle like most people will do, ánd not in plain site of 20 sattelites on top of everything high up on the motorcycle. Second: you getting a $200 device for free (and you can sell it to anyone as New) but telling you are not payed, is rather dumb. Of the item has no worth at all, because it is Made unusable by the manufacturer, then and only then it is An unpayed review. Fact that you americans can recieve couple of millions worth of gifts before you are getting taxed is not everywhere in the world. In the rest of the world it is called: payed in goods. (Doing the service of “review”. En recieve the item as payment. Therefore you got payed.

[@cruisemansgarage]

You have an interesting way of looking at getting "paid". I have 4 GPS devices in my garage that I have reviewed in the past. I have not sold any of them and the last time I checked, my grocery store will not accept a GPS device as payment for food. The last thing I need is another piece of tech sitting on the shelf. I have reviewed some products where the company pays for a review, which I always disclose (e.g. Pathfinder products, Remus exhaust, etc.). If you think I can make a living by doing reviews of free products, I would like to see you try it.

[@harmzegt8066]

@@cruisemansgarage you can, easaly. Some “reviewers” get 60 to 100 items a month send to them to review. If you only sell half of them at half price you can order a Ferrari before the year is over.

[@TreadTalk247]

I guess I will go try to convince my Wife that if I buy another motorcycle that it’s really free because I can always sell it and get my money back? 😳😂😂😂😂😂😂