Fi Series 3 vs Tractive XL GPS Dog Tracker

In this video, we delve deep into a comprehensive comparison between the Fi Series 3 and the Tractive XL GPS Dog Tracker, two of the leading options in the GPS dog tracking world. Whether you're trying to decide which tracker offers the best value, lasts longer, or provides the most accurate data for your dog's safety and your peace of mind, we've got all the bases covered. From detailed analyses of design and durability to a thorough examination of activity monitoring capabilities, range, battery life, and even real-world testing, we leave no stone unturned.
Watch as we break down the pros and cons of each device, discuss pricing, and put the collars through rigorous tests to give you the most comprehensive comparison available. Find out which tracker encounters a hiccup during our testing and how it impacts the overall verdict.
Don't miss our conclusion for the ultimate decision on which GPS dog tracker reigns supreme for your furry friend's safety and your convenience.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:29 - Design and Durability
03:21 - Activity Monitoring
04:10 - Range of the Collars
04:36 - Battery Life
05:43 - Pros and Cons
07:57 - Pricing Details
08:58 - Tractive In-depth Test
10:22 - Fi Series 3 Detailed Test
11:07 - Identifying an Issue with Fi Series 3
15:31 - Final Thoughts and Conclusion
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[@Deagle367]

Was about to buy the Fi 3. Glad I found your review. Not buying now.

[@Altt]

Well, I guess I'm not getting the Fi, as I live in Canada. XD Thanks for the video!

[@media6969]

I live in the city but sometimes we like to go out into the desert or the forest with our dog off-leash, and some areas have poor cell phone reception, which smart dog collar would you recommend?

[@WorldAnimalFdn]

SpotOn because of the “off-grid” mode. You can still setup a virtual fence without signal if you turn on off-grid mode from the app. When it has cell signal it uses either Verizon or AT&T.
Also, the SpotOn Collar is now $100 off: spotonvirtualfence.sjv.io/5gvgJ9

[@kayroy_4151]

Im here because my husky got out while i was at work 2 nights ago, foggy, rainy and night conditions. So its about that time.

[@WorldAnimalFdn]

Well, I certainly hope you found your dog! The Halo or the SpotOn will definitely help. The SpotOn is a little better, imho. Just remember to go over the training sections for either collar thoroughly. It took me a few days to get my dobies acclimated.

[@Yep783]

We have livestock guardian dogs in a rural area guarding our goats. Cell service is fair to poor at this location. What unit would you recommend?

[@WorldAnimalFdn]

I would recommend the SpotOn because it has a new “off-grid” mode. Even if the collar can’t detect any signal, you can still create one invisible fence and it will function normally. As far as cell service, you can choose between AT&T or Verizon, the latter of which often does pretty well in rural areas. Make sure you check a coverage map of your area for both carriers.