Meitrack T333
Meitrack T333 GPS vehicle tracker brings together a modern network with stable reliability. T333 is Meitrack’s first GPS tracker that can run on a 3G network for faster and more stable connections whenever a 3G network is available. The GPS tracker has a built-in function that automatically switches to a 2G network until the 3G network is back up.
Additionally, it uses Cell ID location when no satellite signals are available.
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