Check your room before you unpack.
A pocket-size detector with 4 modes to look for hidden cameras, wireless signals and magnetic trackers in hotels, rentals and your car.
Infrared lens check- Free shipping in the US
- Ships from a US warehouse
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Drop your bag. Scan. Sleep easy.
Three quick checks when you arrive at a hotel or rental, plus one for the car.
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STEP 1Sweep the room
Turn on RF mode and move slowly past smoke detectors, clocks, chargers and vents. Lower the sensitivity as you get closer to a signal.
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STEP 2Lights off, lens check
Switch to infrared mode in a dark room and look through the red window. A camera lens can show up as a small, bright point.
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STEP 3Check the car and bags
Use magnetic mode under bumpers, inside wheel wells and along bag linings, where a magnetic tracker could be attached.
Honest about what it does.
Knowing the limits is what makes a detector useful.
What it helps you find
- Devices that send wireless signals, with RF mode and 5 sensitivity levels
- Camera lenses that reflect light, with infrared mode in a dark room
- Strong magnets, like the ones that hold some GPS trackers in place
- Dark corners and vents, with the built-in flashlight
Good to know
- Wired cameras don't transmit, so check for them with infrared mode.
- Wi-Fi routers, phones and metal frames can make it beep. Start high and lower the sensitivity as you get closer.
- Some trackers only transmit now and then. Scan the same spot for 5 to 10 minutes.
- No detector can promise to find every device. This one gives you three ways to look.
Four ways to check, one pocket-size tool.
RF signal scan
Picks up wireless signals from devices that transmit, with sound or silent vibration alerts.
Infrared lens finder
Red light and a filter window help you spot the glint of a camera lens in the dark.
Magnetic detection
Checks cars, bags and furniture for strong magnets, like those used to attach some trackers.
Flashlight
Lights up vents, shelves and the space under the bed while you look.
- 5 sensitivity levels
- Sound or vibration alerts
- Declared range: 100 MHz to 6.5 GHz
- About 1 oz, 3.7 in long
- 400 mAh battery, USB-C charging
- Up to 25 h of continuous use
Specifications as stated by the manufacturer.
One for you. One for someone who travels.
For partners, kids heading off to college and friends who travel for work. Buy two and the second detector costs $40.
Questions, answered straight.
Will it find every hidden camera?
No detector can promise that. It gives you three ways to check: wireless signals, lens reflections and magnets. Wired cameras don't transmit, so use infrared mode in a dark room for those.
Why does it beep near my router or phone?
Strong signals are normal near Wi-Fi routers, phones and some metal frames. Turn off the devices you know about, start with high sensitivity and lower it step by step as you get closer.
Can it find GPS trackers?
Magnetic mode helps you check spots where a magnetic tracker could be attached, and RF mode can pick up trackers while they transmit. Some only transmit now and then, so scan the same area for 5 to 10 minutes.
Where does my order ship from?
From a warehouse in the United States. Shipping inside the US is free, and you'll get a tracking number by email when your order ships.
How do I charge it?
Through its USB-C port. A full charge gives up to 25 hours of continuous use, according to the manufacturer.
Is it easy to carry?
It weighs about 1 ounce and is smaller than a phone, so it fits in a pocket, a toiletry bag or the mesh pocket of your carry-on. A silent vibration mode keeps scans discreet.
What if it isn't right for me?
See our refund policy for how returns work.
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