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# Bluetooth wireless GPS 8.5-hour battery life WAAS ±2.5m accuracy Dual Electronics XGPS150A Portable Bluetooth GPS Receiver WAAS Universal | Universal Bluetooth GPS for tablets & devices, WAAS precision, portable rechargeable design, wide compatibility, black

**Brand:** dual electronics
**Price:** 1833 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛰️ Navigate smarter, not harder — GPS precision that keeps you ahead of the pack!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dual Electronics XGPS150A Portable Bluetooth GPS Receiver WAAS Universal | Universal Bluetooth GPS for tablets & devices, WAAS precision, portable rechargeable design, wide compatibility, black by dual electronics
- **How much does it cost?** 1833 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- dual electronics enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dual electronics brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade WAAS Accuracy:** Experience pinpoint location tracking within ±2.5 meters, perfect for critical navigation in remote or urban environments.
- • **Compact, Durable & Dashboard-Ready:** Lightweight 48g design with a non-slip pad and adjustable strap ensures your GPS stays put, rain or shine.
- • **Peace of Mind with Extended Warranty:** Enjoy 2 years of reliable coverage when you register—because your journeys deserve trusted tech.
- • **All-Day Power for Extended Adventures:** 8.5 hours of continuous use keeps you navigating through long drives, flights, or hikes without missing a beat.
- • **Seamless Universal Bluetooth Connectivity:** Instantly boost GPS precision on iPhone, Android, Mac, or Windows—no cables, no hassle.

## Overview

The Dual Electronics XGPS150A is a compact, portable Bluetooth GPS receiver featuring WAAS technology for highly accurate location tracking within ±2.5 meters. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, and Windows devices, it offers 8.5 hours of battery life and includes a full accessory kit for secure mounting. Ideal for professionals and adventurers needing reliable GPS in remote or urban settings, it comes backed by an extended 2-year warranty for long-term confidence.

## Description

The Dual Electronics XGPS150A Multipurpose Universal Bluetooth GPS Receiver with Wide Area Augmentation System and Portable Attachment is compact, light-weight, simple to use and extremely accurate. The built-in Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) is highly sensitive and allows your device to connect to several satellites providing accurate and reliable GPS coordinates within +/- 2.5m, max speed of 1,150 mph & max altitude of 59,000 ft. You now have the ability to add highly accurate GPS tracking to anyone of your devices by simply connecting to your XGPS150A model seamlessly via Bluetooth in a matter of seconds.The GPS Status Tool is a free downloadable app found in the App Store or Android Marketplace and provides you real time accurate GPS coordinates, position rate of change and works with numerous devices and operating systems such as iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows and much more. With your XGPS150A you now have hundreds of applications that are compatible so you are covered in any scenario such as a car, marine, and aerial navigation, hiking, fitness, social networking and much more.When designing your XGPS150A we made sure that you had an ample battery life of 8.5 hours of continuous use and fully recharges within 2.5 hours. Included you will find a USB charging cord, an adjustable strap, and a non-slip pad that will securely stick to almost any surface.

Review: Dual Electronics XGPS150A works very well, a great choice for use with non cell enabled iPads. - This XGPS150A works well, it allows my non cell enabled iPad Pro to work as a mapping device, such as with Google Maps. I still need to tether the iPad to my cell phone to get the maps. Apple does not allow its phone to send GPS information to a tethered iPad. If an iPad doesn't have the cellular hardware, it lacks the tiny inexpensive chip that would enable GPS reception. There used to be an app that would allow the phone to send GPS location data to an iPad but that app has been removed, rendering non cell enabled devices pretty much useless for GPS. Not only does the XGPS150A restore GPS function, it seems much more accurate than cell phone GPS. There is a disk displayed around the mapped location indicating the uncertainty of the mapped location. That disk is much smaller with this XGPS150A than it is with the iPhone location mapping. This 150A not only places me on the correct side of a divided highway, it follows as we move into an exit lane. I believe location accuracy is claimed within 10 feet and it seems well within that. We used it on a 6 hour trip so I can tell you battery life is longer than that. When I ordered it I had the idea it was much larger than it really is. The unit is small, it weighs 48g and measures 2.2" square and 3/4" thick. It has a molded in loop on the back for a strap and that adds a bit to the thickness, otherwise it would be thinner. It comes with a Velcro type strap and a handy rubbery molded pad so it stays put on top of the dash. Others have noted that the charging cord can't be used while it is in the rubbery pad. That isn't really right because you can put it into the molded pad tilted with one edge up. It is still held well enough that it stays put on the dash but can still be charged. My previous iPad mini was cell enabled and I didn't realize when I bought my current iPad Pro that the non cell enabled iPads were so GPS crippled. It makes little sense to me that a tethered iPhone can't send GPS location to an iPad. Anyway, this XGPS150A restores the GPS function and it seems to markedly improve on the iPhone's location accuracy in the process. The difference on this 150A model and the next higher one is this will connect to just one device at a time. There are just 4 status LEDs on GPS antenna. There is a downloadable app that gives information about which satellites are being used and an indication about position and accuracy, but that accuracy is indicated with a nonspecific word such as "good" but not in the much better way such as an estimate in feet or meters. It comes with a charging cord but no wall charger. It does have a cigarette lighter type plug for 12V charging. I'm happy with this GPS receiver and would purchase it again.
Review: Outstanding item for the price. - After doing a lot of research I previously had used a Bad Elf GPS dongle for my flying needs. When I upgraded to an iPhone 5 and iPad Mini, my old 30 pin Bad Elf became an expensive and obsolete key chain. I tried using the 30pin-Lightning adapter, but found it awkward on the yoke and decided it was time for an upgrade. I don't fly enough to justify an expensive ADS-B receiver, and I didn't want to make the mistake of a plug-in unit again, so I set out to do some research. Having been happy with Bad Elf, I considered the Bad Elf Pro because one feature I thought I needed was tracking, something the Dual 150 doesn't have. What changed my mind was the price. Even though the 150 is an "older" model, I was able to pick it up for almost half the price of the Bad Elf Pro and it seems like it's made for flying. The rubber dash grip and small size are great on the glare shield of the plane. I was very impressed with how fast it got a cold signal and the accuracy was also great. The battery life is excellent for even long cross country flights or drives. I love how there's nothing to it, and the free iPad/iPhone application made it fun to see how well it was working. If you're not flying with Foreflight, you're missing out. I'm sure that Wing-X and Garmin Pilot are great too, but I've been using Foreflight for years and have nothing but praise for the application. There was no work to get this working with Foreflight. I use a wireless only iPad mini, so I otherwise didn't have airspeed, altitude etc. All of that shows up the instant you start up Foreflight with the GPS connected. No set up required. The GPS works great on sunny days and in clouds, It also doesn't seem to mind getting hot on the dash. The only big difference between this model and the newer one is the 150 can only connect with one device at a time. For me, this wasn't a deal breaker and it still isn't. For the simple VFR flier like me, I only use the GPS as a back up and wouldn't see a need for more than one device to be connected. Bottom line: If you want to get GPS function on your iPad for a low price, this is the unit for you. If I had the spare $700 laying around, I'd probably go buy a Stratus, but this will do just fine for me in the mean time.

## Features

- WIRELESS BLUETOOTH GPS & UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Instantly strengthen your GPS signal on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, or Windows. This water-resistant receiver connects via Bluetooth in seconds and works with the free GPS Status Tool app to provide high-precision coordinates and real-time position updates.
- 8.5-HOUR BATTERY & COMPLETE ACCESSORY KIT - Built for long-range travel with 8.5 hours of continuous battery life. Each unit includes a USB charging cable, an adjustable wearable strap, and a secure non-slip pad designed to stick to vehicle dashboards, boat consoles, or cockpits to ensure the device stays in place.
- RELIABLE HIGH-ACCURACY TRACKING & PERFORMANCE - Upgrade any mobile device into a professional navigator with a consistent GPS lock. This receiver is perfect for remote areas where internal device sensors fail, ensuring you maintain a stable signal and accurate positioning during critical missions, flights, or off-road trips.
- EXTENDED 2-YEAR WARRANTY COVERAGE – Enjoy with peace of mind knowing your GPS unit is backed by a standard 1-year warranty. Gain an additional year of protection by registering your product, ensuring reliable, long-term support.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006M49G80 |
| Additional Features | Bluetooth |
| Battery Average Life | 8.5 hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,794 in GPS System Accessories |
| Brand | Dual Electronics |
| Built-In Media | XGPS150A |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Car |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,871 Reviews |
| Display Type | Digital |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00827204108635 |
| Human-Interface Input | Buttons |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.24"L x 2.24"W x 0.75"H |
| Item Type Name | Dual Electronics XGPS150A Multipurpose Portable Universal Bluetooth GPS Receiver | Wide Area Augmentation System |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Dual Electronics |
| Map Types | Satellite |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Mfr Part Number | XGPS150A |
| Model Name | Dual Electronics XGPS150A Multipurpose Portable Universal Bluetooth GPS Receiver | Wide Area Augmentation System Model Name Dual Electronics XGPS150A Multipurpose Portable Universal Bluetooth GPS Receiver | Wide Area Augmentation System See more |
| Model Number | XGPS150A |
| Model Year | 2014 |
| Mounting Type | Dashboard Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operating System | Android, Windows |
| Resolution | 480 x 272 |
| Screen Size | 0.75 centimeters |
| Special Feature | Bluetooth |
| Sport Type | Fishing, Running |
| Supported Satellite Navigation System | GPS |
| Touch Screen Type | No Touchscreen |
| UPC | 640649748644 827204108635 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Vehicle Service Type | Car |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturers Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Battery Life:** 8.5 Hours
- **Brand:** Dual Electronics
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Included Components:** XGPS150A
- **Map Type:** Satellite
- **Mounting Type:** Dashboard Mount
- **Screen Size:** 0.75 Centimeters
- **Special Feature:** Bluetooth
- **Vehicle Service Type:** Car

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: will the GPS work while being charged as the same time?  Thanks**
A: it does, however when you plug in the USB charging cable while in use, and switch out of/back into the Dual Electronics SkyPro app - I have noticed it take more than 10-20 seconds to reacquire signal if not in direct satellite view (e.g. driving on forest covered road). This was concerning on my first initial tests while driving, though in subsequent tests (with more clear sky coverage) the app seemed to to reacquire GPS signal and location in < 5 seconds.

**Q: Does it come with rubber base to put on top of dash?**
A: Yes

**Q: lap timer**
A: I use to conjunction with my 3GS Iphone and an App called Harrys Lap Timer. I ride motorcycles on the track and the GPS works very well with it. I had to wire in a cigarette port into my bike to power both the phone and the GPS to get any real battery life. Once I did this it worked perfectly I'm very satisfied.

**Q: Has anyone used this with the Trackmaster app on Android (lap timer)**
A: Have not tried it with Trackmaster on Android.  It's more dependent upon the App though than the transponder, as the gps receiver works fine with both iPhones and Androids, as long as one remembers to switch the toggle switch to the corresponding format.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dual Electronics XGPS150A works very well, a great choice for use with non cell enabled iPads.
*by D***N on April 11, 2017*

This XGPS150A works well, it allows my non cell enabled iPad Pro to work as a mapping device, such as with Google Maps. I still need to tether the iPad to my cell phone to get the maps. Apple does not allow its phone to send GPS information to a tethered iPad. If an iPad doesn't have the cellular hardware, it lacks the tiny inexpensive chip that would enable GPS reception. There used to be an app that would allow the phone to send GPS location data to an iPad but that app has been removed, rendering non cell enabled devices pretty much useless for GPS. Not only does the XGPS150A restore GPS function, it seems much more accurate than cell phone GPS. There is a disk displayed around the mapped location indicating the uncertainty of the mapped location. That disk is much smaller with this XGPS150A than it is with the iPhone location mapping. This 150A not only places me on the correct side of a divided highway, it follows as we move into an exit lane. I believe location accuracy is claimed within 10 feet and it seems well within that. We used it on a 6 hour trip so I can tell you battery life is longer than that. When I ordered it I had the idea it was much larger than it really is. The unit is small, it weighs 48g and measures 2.2" square and 3/4" thick. It has a molded in loop on the back for a strap and that adds a bit to the thickness, otherwise it would be thinner. It comes with a Velcro type strap and a handy rubbery molded pad so it stays put on top of the dash. Others have noted that the charging cord can't be used while it is in the rubbery pad. That isn't really right because you can put it into the molded pad tilted with one edge up. It is still held well enough that it stays put on the dash but can still be charged. My previous iPad mini was cell enabled and I didn't realize when I bought my current iPad Pro that the non cell enabled iPads were so GPS crippled. It makes little sense to me that a tethered iPhone can't send GPS location to an iPad. Anyway, this XGPS150A restores the GPS function and it seems to markedly improve on the iPhone's location accuracy in the process. The difference on this 150A model and the next higher one is this will connect to just one device at a time. There are just 4 status LEDs on GPS antenna. There is a downloadable app that gives information about which satellites are being used and an indication about position and accuracy, but that accuracy is indicated with a nonspecific word such as "good" but not in the much better way such as an estimate in feet or meters. It comes with a charging cord but no wall charger. It does have a cigarette lighter type plug for 12V charging. I'm happy with this GPS receiver and would purchase it again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding item for the price.
*by A***6 on July 26, 2014*

After doing a lot of research I previously had used a Bad Elf GPS dongle for my flying needs. When I upgraded to an iPhone 5 and iPad Mini, my old 30 pin Bad Elf became an expensive and obsolete key chain. I tried using the 30pin-Lightning adapter, but found it awkward on the yoke and decided it was time for an upgrade. I don't fly enough to justify an expensive ADS-B receiver, and I didn't want to make the mistake of a plug-in unit again, so I set out to do some research. Having been happy with Bad Elf, I considered the Bad Elf Pro because one feature I thought I needed was tracking, something the Dual 150 doesn't have. What changed my mind was the price. Even though the 150 is an "older" model, I was able to pick it up for almost half the price of the Bad Elf Pro and it seems like it's made for flying. The rubber dash grip and small size are great on the glare shield of the plane. I was very impressed with how fast it got a cold signal and the accuracy was also great. The battery life is excellent for even long cross country flights or drives. I love how there's nothing to it, and the free iPad/iPhone application made it fun to see how well it was working. If you're not flying with Foreflight, you're missing out. I'm sure that Wing-X and Garmin Pilot are great too, but I've been using Foreflight for years and have nothing but praise for the application. There was no work to get this working with Foreflight. I use a wireless only iPad mini, so I otherwise didn't have airspeed, altitude etc. All of that shows up the instant you start up Foreflight with the GPS connected. No set up required. The GPS works great on sunny days and in clouds, It also doesn't seem to mind getting hot on the dash. The only big difference between this model and the newer one is the 150 can only connect with one device at a time. For me, this wasn't a deal breaker and it still isn't. For the simple VFR flier like me, I only use the GPS as a back up and wouldn't see a need for more than one device to be connected. Bottom line: If you want to get GPS function on your iPad for a low price, this is the unit for you. If I had the spare $700 laying around, I'd probably go buy a Stratus, but this will do just fine for me in the mean time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well with various devices
*by P***P on May 20, 2012*

The photos on Amazon and on the manufacturer's website really don't do a good job of conveying how small this device is. The "user interface" is exactly what you see on the photo - three LEDs and an on/off switch. There is an iPhone app to view the device status. Unfortunately, I have Android devices (phone, tablet) and there is no support for these. Perhaps when it sinks in that Android has over 50% of the smartphone market, Dual Electronics will get with it and produce at least a status app for Android. There is an app: "Bluetooth GPS" for Android which gives all the information that the Dual iPhone app does, with the exception of battery status (charge level, charging/discharging etc.). In use, it works very well. Locks almost instantaneously compared to other GPS devices I have used. I paired it with my Samsung phone (well known for having abysmal GPS performance) to try out Google turn by turn navigation, which with the internal GPS is practically unusable. The result was a complete transformation. The Google app came very close to being comparable to my dedicated car navigation system. Turns were announced as they arrived, stop at a junction and the icon was shown precisely on the junction etc. Even indoors, it sees 10 out of 12 satellites, with an estimated error of less than 2m. Works with my MacBook Pro -- the big problem there being the lack of mapping applications to make any use of it. There are two applications available, one turn by turn which uses TomTom maps which are so out of date that they are currently selling them for less than half price. The other uses scanned maps (not zoomable, no turn by turn), intended more for people wanting elevation data than anything else). These both cost $60, without maps. User reviews on both are not good. More competition is needed in this area. The only google application that makes use of GPS is Google Earth, and that is not terribly useful (unless you really did forget where on earth you are). The on/off switch takes a bit of effort to push, and you have to hold it a while, which really isn't stressed that well in the documentation. The USB connector is a mini-USB, not the micro-USB currently the standard on phones and other devices. Good because it is at least a bit more robust, bad because you need to carry chargers with the two USB connectors around. If there had been even a minimal effort at supporting Android, I would probably have given 5 stars. -------- UPDATE: This GPS receiver worked fine with my Macbook Pro, my Android phone and Android tablet, but did not work at all with an AK-N7000 bluetooth receiver for GPS on my Nikon D7000. Contacted the manufacturer of the AK-N7000, they were VERY helpful, they obtained a XGPS150 and tested themselves. They too had the same problems (no Bluetooth connection). They have been in contact with the Dual manufacturer to see if there might be a firmware fix. In the meantime, I had to purchase a different GPS receiver (BT-Q1000XT) to work with my camera.

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