Head to Head

Gardner Pet Automatic Gravity Water Dispenser, Stainless Steel, 3.85L, Grey vs Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

A side-by-side comparison of specs, price, and where each one wins.

Gardner Pet Automatic Gravity Water Dispenser, Stainless Steel, 3.85L, Grey

Gardner Pet Automatic Gravity Water Dispenser, Stainless Steel, 3.85L, Grey

7.3/10Check Price
Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

7.1/10Check Price

Specs, side by side

FeatureGardner Pet Automatic Gravity Water Dispenser, Stainless Steel, 3.85L, GreyFi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)
Price$35.99$149.00
Reservoir capacity3.85 L (1 US gallon)
Bowl materialStainless steel (alloy grade undisclosed)
Reservoir materialPlastic, resin type and BPA status undisclosed
Power requirementNone, gravity and air pressure only
Filtration and circulationNone
ConnectivityLTE-M cellular + Bluetooth + Wi-Fi base station
Subscription requirementRequired; 6-month membership included, then roughly US$99-$199/yr per Fi's published pricing as of early 2026, subject to change
Battery lifeUp to 3 months claimed (manufacturer figure)
Water and dust resistanceIP68-rated module (manufacturer-listed)
Fit and size (Medium, gray)Medium band; module fits Fi bands only

Gardner Pet Automatic Gravity Water Dispenser, Stainless Steel, 3.85L, Grey

A quiet, cord-free waterer with a genuinely good bowl material, so long as you accept that it doesn't filter, circulate, or forgive lazy cleaning.

Best for: One- or two-pet households that want a bigger water supply for a workday or a weekend away, and owners who prefer stainless steel over plastic bowls for hygiene.

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Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

Excellent escape-artist hardware wrapped around a subscription and a coverage question Canadian buyers have to answer before they click buy.

Best for: Owners of fence-jumpers, sighthounds and door-dashers who live in strong LTE-M coverage areas and are fine paying an annual data fee on top of the collar.

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