Luggage, bike, car, child, pet: slip in the G68 and follow its location in real time from your phone, across Europe and worldwide.
The G68 is a 4G LTE GPS tracker sold for €90 as a one-time purchase, with no subscription. Waterproof (IP67) and installation-free, it slips into a suitcase, mounts under a bike saddle or clips to a pet collar. Its battery lasts 7 to 10 days and the app shows the real-time position with a 90-day history.
Your routine, your belongings, your exposure. Take stock with three questions.
Illustrative simulation, not a theft probability. Editorial index: area 10–30 points + travel 10–30 + value 0–40 (1 point per €100). Cost = declared value if all these items were lost, before insurance. No local prediction or guaranteed savings. Answers are not stored.
The problem
Real situations people face every day. Here's how the G68 changes the ending.
Indicative cost estimates, depending on country and situation.
bags mishandled or delayed each year in Europe
Without G68
With G68bikes stolen each year in the EU (1.3M reported to police)
Without G68
With G68children reported missing each year in Europe, one every 2 minutes
These figures cover different kinds of disappearances, not all of which are criminal abductions.
Without G68
With G68car thefts each year in the EU
Without G68
With G68wallets misplaced or lost each year in Europe
With G68house key sets lost or misplaced each year in Europe
Without G68
With G68car keys lost, stolen or locked inside the vehicle each year in Europe
Without G68
With G68This is what has gone missing in Europe since you arrived. Tomorrow it could be yours.
Live estimate calculated from the low-end European annual figures cited in our sources. ↓
I don't want to be nextLive counters →Something goes missing. Uncertainty sets in. Two possible responses in an illustrative scenario, not a guaranteed schedule.
The shock: you search everywhere. Lost or stolen? You have no starting point.
Check the last available app location. A geofence alert may help if configured and received.
The panic: you retrace your steps and ask passers-by, unsure where to look.
Check transmitted positions if GPS and network access allow updates.
The paperwork: block cards, report the loss, make calls. Your day comes to a halt.
Share available positions and times with police. Do not pursue a suspect.
The helplessness: you start pricing replacements, unsure whether the item will return.
Keep information for your report and insurer. Authorities decide what happens next.
Seller-advertised, untested features: alerts are not guaranteed instant; tracking depends on battery, network and GPS. No tracker guarantees recovery or police intervention.
Secure my belongings — €90Browse documented facts for the country relevant to you.
Manually selected country, no geolocation. These sources do not measure your neighbourhood’s risk and are not live alerts.
🇪🇺 Europe ·
In 2024, intentional homicides rose 1.4% and sexual violence offences kept increasing. Recorded thefts fell 2%.
Read the source · Eurostat — Crime statistics ↗🇪🇺 Europe ·
The SITA Baggage IT Insights 2025 report counts 33.4 million mishandled bags in 2024, or 6.3 per 1,000 passengers, even as the rate fell. Delays account for 74% of cases and around 8% of affected bags were lost or stolen. Transfers are the leading cause (41%). 66% of cases were resolved within 48 hours. The cost to the industry is estimated at $5 billion. Global figures, not limited to Europe.
Read the source · SITA — Baggage IT Insights 2025 ↗Fictional illustrative scenarios, not customer testimonials or documented recoveries.
The lead is there, but your companion no longer answers. Each unanswered call feels heavier.
An empty seat. No phone, documents or keys. In seconds, your everyday life needs rearranging.
The parking space is empty. Work, children, appointments: every plan must change.
Crime trends in Europe are not on your side.
Estimated trends over the past decade, all categories combined. See note
Clipped to the collar, the G68 shows you where your dog or cat is the moment it wanders off.
In Europe, dog and cat theft and pedigree-animal trafficking keep rising.
Built-in GPS, BDS, WiFi and LBS for a precise position updated live in the app.
850 mAh battery with power-saving modes: up to 7–10 days standby. Fast USB Type-C charging.
Set your safe zones and get notified as soon as the device leaves them.
Replay every route from the last 90 days right in the app.
Two technologies, different uses
A 4G GPS tracker and a Bluetooth tag work differently. These are the documented differences and the G68 details that still need confirmation.
Seller-advertised features — not independently tested.
Neither device guarantees theft prevention or recovery. No promise of concealment, undetectability or instant G68 alerts. Track only your belongings or people with their consent and in compliance with the law.
Documentation checked: 26 October 2026. AirTag: 2nd-generation model and official Apple sources. G68: specifications from the supplied seller description, not validated by our tests; the full Banggood page details could not be accessed. Network compatibility, app and charges still need confirmation. This is not a performance test.
The sticker price isn't the whole story. Here's what each type of tracker really costs.
| Criterion | G68 (4G GPS) | Bluetooth trackers | Traditional GPS trackers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price model | €90, one-time purchase | €25–40 | €50–100 + subscription |
| Monthly subscription | None | None | €4–8 / month |
| Range | Unlimited (4G network) | 10–60 m (Bluetooth) | Unlimited (mobile network) |
| Total cost over 2 years | €90 | €25–40 (limited range) | €150–290 |
Charge the G68 via its USB Type-C port until full.
Slip the tracker into a suitcase, mount it under a bike saddle, in the glovebox or on your pet's collar.
Open the app and follow the real-time position, with zone alerts and a 90-day history.
that's €0.12 a day over 2 years
One-time payment — €0 a month, forever.
The maths is simple
What one single incident costs you:
Pays for itself the first time it saves you.
Package: 1 × GPS tracker
| Item | G68 GPS tracker |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Material | ABS + PC |
| Battery | 850 mAh |
| Connectivity | 4G / WiFi / GPS / LBS |
| Charging | Type-C |
| Dimensions | 28 × 16,6 × 46,5 mm |
| Weight | ≈ 35 g |
With the G68, you'll know where to look.
The G68 costs €90 as a one-time purchase. The tracker and the tracking app are included, with no hidden fees.
No. Unlike traditional GPS trackers that charge €4–8 per month, the G68 works without any subscription: you pay €90 once.
The 850 mAh battery lasts 7 to 10 days on standby depending on usage, and recharges quickly via USB Type-C.
No. The G68 is ready to use: no installation, no cables. Slip it into a suitcase, mount it under a saddle or on a collar, and track it from the app.
The G68 combines the 4G LTE network with GPS, WiFi and LBS to provide an accurate real-time position, across Europe and worldwide.
Figures on this page are orders of magnitude. For each one: the period, the area covered and its limits. Costs shown are indicative estimates that vary by country.
Estimates spread the low-end yearly figures evenly over the year. They show an order of magnitude, not events counted live.
Each annual total is spread over 365 days. Estimated costs sum the European volumes multiplied by the indicative cost per incident. Worldwide baggage and children are not monetised. These amounts measure neither observed losses nor savings guaranteed by G68.
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