add internal gps chip to ipad?

iPads have no user serviceable parts so you can not add a GPS chip. Start shopping for that new device.

No way to add an internal GPS chip sorry.

However, Wifi + Cellular iPads do in fact have GPS chips. You don't need to activate the cellular portion with a plan if you do not want to.

If GPS is that important, and you are within 14 days (28 days in some countries) of having purchased them from Apple you can return them for a full refund, and buy ones with the GPS chip. Or use the money on a different product.

As a note however, the GPS will be pretty useless if they are not always connected to a source of internet. you cannot magically track them unless they have internet access. If they have internet access over wifi, then tracking is still very possible even without a GPS chip.

I Know that you say you aren't concerned about the warranty, but you could be voiding the warranty if you take device apart on your own and try to insert the chips, even if it was possible to do so.

Did you see Phil's answer above? If the iPads are less than 14 days old, return them for a refund and buy ones that are WiFi + Cellular.

Emelum wrote:

what about aftermarket? I mean, no apple parts...

You know, the stupid rule: if it is more expensive is better... (not in this case obiously)

Thanks

That's the problem. No one makes an internal GPS chip for iPad WiFi. Get an exchange or sell that device and buy WiFi + cellular model.

Actually the rule is correct, WiFi + cellular is about $100+ more and it has GPS chip.

Emelum wrote:

I need to do something call jailbreak, I think it is like unblock the
IPads, a part of that, I guess it will work fine.

Jailbreaking your iPad will not magically give it GPS. The iPads you bought doesn't have the hardware.