When your pet is lost, Fi can help you quickly locate your pet's precise location and reunite you. The Fi Series 3+, 3, and 2 transmits your pet's remote GPS location and activity via AT&T's LTE-M network directly to your Fi App. Just so you know, the Fi Mini uses Verizon network coverage, while the Fi Ultra uses T-Mobile network coverage.
GPS and Network Coverage
The Series 3+ Fi Device provides a GPS signal that is two times stronger than the Series 3. The improved antennae on the Series 3+ outperform previous generations to locate your pet faster than ever.
It is always important for the device to access the LTE-M network whenever it needs to. AT&T coverage is widely available, including in challenging environments, such as underground areas and deep inside buildings. Fi relies on both AT&T's proven reliability and world-class coverage to ensure the highest likelihood that you will get an update within minutes.
Fi is the first tracking device to use the LTE-M low-power, long-distance cellular network. The LTE-M signal reaches about 30% farther than any conventional cellular network.
Why Fi Uses AT&T
As reported by AT&T Business, here are some significant reasons Fi has chosen the AT&T network:
Features |
Details |
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| Availability | LTE-M and NB-IOT are currently available on the AT&T network in the US and roaming carriers in select other countries. |
| Applications | Tracking pets, at-home patient, care, smart meters, and monitoring assets in motion are a few use cases that LPWA (LTE-M and NB-IoT) connectivity enables. |
| Licensed spectrum | Eliminates the potential for signal interference from unlicensed spectrum interference. |
Please note, your cell phone provider does not have to be AT&T, and you can use any provider.