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Fi Series 3+ Smart Collar

All-in-one GPS and activity collar with months-long battery life

Updated October 2026

Quick verdict

The Series 3+ is for owners who want location tracking and activity data with as little charging as possible, and who accept a required plan.

Strength
Fi states up to 3 months of battery, far longer than most cellular trackers.
Trade-off
It's a whole collar, not a clip-on, and every Fi device needs a GPS/LTE plan.
Right buyer
Medium and large dogs whose owners hate charging; Fi itself recommends it for medium to large dogs.
Price seen
$129
Battery (maker)
Up to 3 months
Network
AT&T LTE-M
Water rating
IP68/66K (maker)
Charging
Wireless
Plan
Required
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Why it matters

Battery life is the headline. Fi states up to 3 months between charges for the Series 3+, against up to 2 weeks for Tractive's DOG 6 and up to 48 hours for a GPS fence collar like the Halo 5. That changes how the device fits into daily life.

The tracker is built into the collar. That makes it secure and harder to lose than a clip-on, but it also means you buy Fi's collar rather than attaching a tag to the one your dog already wears.

Good to knowFi lists the network as AT&T LTE-M. LTE-M is a low-power cellular standard; coverage depends on AT&T's LTE-M footprint where you walk. Check coverage for your area before buying.

Who it's for, and who should skip it

Good fit if

  • You want to charge as rarely as possible
  • Your dog is medium or large and wears a collar daily
  • You want activity and sleep tracking alongside location

Look elsewhere if

  • You want to clip a tracker onto an existing collar (see Fi Mini)
  • You won't pay for a plan
  • Your area has weak AT&T LTE-M coverage

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Up to 3 months of battery (maker)
  • IP68/66K water rating, salt water included (maker)
  • Wireless charging
  • 500+ lb pull resistance claimed by Fi

Cons

  • GPS/LTE plan required for every Fi device
  • Collar-integrated design limits your collar choice
  • Plan prices weren't shown on the product pages we read

Limitations to weigh

  • Battery figures are Fi's maximums; frequent live tracking shortens them.
  • No cellular tracker works everywhere: tracking needs cellular coverage, and indoor GPS fixes are less precise.

Specifications

Every figure below comes from the source shown in brackets. Where the maker doesn't state something, we say so instead of estimating.

Price seen$129Maker
Model numbersmart-collar-v3bMaker
Battery life (maker-stated)Up to 3 monthsMaker
NetworkAT&T LTE-MMaker
SubscriptionRequired (GPS/LTE plan chosen at activation)Maker
Water resistance (maker-stated)IP68/66K (maker-stated, salt water)Maker
Pull resistance (maker-stated)500+ lb (maker-stated)Maker
Warranty1 yearMaker
ChargingWireless chargingMaker
WeightNot stated in the maker's materials we readNot stated

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Final verdict

If charging is the thing that makes you abandon trackers, the Series 3+ is the strongest case we cover. If you want to keep your own collar, the Fi Mini or Tractive DOG 6 fits better.

Where to buy

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Questions buyers ask

Does Fi need a subscription?
Yes. Fi says all products require a GPS/LTE plan selected when you activate the tracker.
What network does Fi Series 3+ use?
Fi lists the AT&T LTE-M cellular network for the Series 3+.