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Optimus Wired Vehicle GPS Tracker

  • Wired to the car battery
  • Cellular connection, SIM card and data plan listed
  • Subscription plans offered for tracking
  • Speed monitoring feature
  • 200 mAh battery capacity
  • 3M VHB tape listed in the build

Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A hardwired vehicle tracker that reports over a cellular connection and needs a subscription plan to work. Its size, weight and alert options are not given, so check those before buying.

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ASIN: B08SSWY8SHCategory: GPS Trackers

Overview

A hardwired tracker taps the vehicle battery for power, so it needs no recharging and hides out of sight. It reports location over a cellular link with an included SIM card, and the listing names 3M VHB tape among its mounting materials.

The reason to buy is continuous tracking for a car without charging a battery, with subscription options offered by the seller. The limit is the ongoing subscription and the sparse detail in the listing, which gives no size, weight or alert list. Speed monitoring is the only named feature.

Who it's for

A family car, work van or teen driver's vehicle where hiding a wired unit under the dash makes sense is the setting. It does not suit people who want to share one tracker among bags, pets or several cars.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Powered from the vehicle battery
  • SIM card and data plan listed
  • Speed monitoring named
  • Works with a smartphone
Cons
  • Subscription needed for tracking
  • Dimensions and weight not given
  • Wired install is required

Performance notes

Power comes from the vehicle, so the tracker continues reporting as long as the car battery has charge. Location updates travel over the cellular network, so coverage at the vehicle decides how current the position is. Speed monitoring depends on the update interval, which the listing does not give.

Specifications

BrandOptimus
Capacity & performance
Battery capacity200 mAh
Power & efficiency
Power sourceWired to the vehicle battery
Construction & materials
Enclosure materialGPS tracker, SIM card, 3M VHB tape
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity technologyCellular
Compatible devicesSmartphone
Included components
Unit Count1 count
Warranty & support
Supported applicationGPS
Other details
Specific uses for productGPS tracker for vehicles
Additional featuresSpeed monitoring
Builtin mediaSIM card, data plan
Item HighlightEasy Installation on Car's Battery - Low Cost Subscription Plan Options

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Frequently asked questions

How big is the Optimus wired GPS tracker?

The listing does not give dimensions or weight.

Does the Optimus GPS tracker need a subscription?

The title and highlights mention subscription plan options, and a SIM card and data plan are listed. Plan prices and terms are not given.

How is the Optimus GPS tracker powered?

It connects to the car battery. A 200 mAh battery capacity is also listed.

Can I move the Optimus tracker between vehicles?

The listing describes a wired installation on the car's battery and does not describe moving it.