This Raspberry Pi GPS Module is built with CP2102 as USB to UART Bridge chip, which is stable and faster.
You can easily apply it to your Raspberry Pi model A/A+/Zero/2/3B/3B+. There is also an L80-39 GPS chip inside the chip. The L80-39 is with 66 search channels and 22 simultaneous tracking channels, which can help communicate satellite with UART or USB. 

Highlighted Features

• -165 dBm sensitivity, 1Hz (Default), up to 5Hz, 66 channels
• At least 100mA current draw to startup.
• PPS output can be used to coordinate a time with a satellite.
• Internal patch antenna which works quite well when used outdoors SMA connector for external active antenna for when used indoors
• Fix status LED blinks to let you know when the GPS has determined the current coordinates
• EASY™, advanced AGPS technology without external memory
• Support time service application which can be achieved by PPS sync NMEA feature
• Built-in LNA for better sensitivity
• RTC battery-compatible
• 1x8 male headers, USB micro Interface
• Includes CP2102 Module Serial Converter USB 2.0 To TTL UART

Hardware Overview

Figure 1: Device Schematics

The easiest way to get started is using a USB-to-TTL cable to connect the GPS module and Raspberry Pi, and you can wire it up like this chart:

Documentation