I was impressed with its stated features but was dissappointed once I tested it at home. It failed to detect cameras that I placed in my enviroment while testing it. I couldn't trust it -returned.

I have used this camera detector many times and have yet found any cameras. I’m assuming it works

We located 2 devises with this tool, I keep it with me! Well made in nice case, quality is superb , I bought a more expensive one , yet this one worked much better! Bight lights and ease of use makes it a dream! You can mute, turn off, not allow -etc etc , but that will not stop someone from watching and listening to your every word! Really - it happens , it happened to me , and utilizing weak security protocols from my FORMER cell provider , my entire identity was stolen by someone access my phone illegally, one they captured my passcodes via my camera and my information thru 24 / 7 ease-dropping, by the time it was discovered it was too late , I would not dare allow anyone to use a phone in my home , or around me without this mic-block - it works and my hackers tried to disable it remotely with no success! I keep extra ones that I let people around me use to keep our conversations private , at my house you can leave your phone in your car, or use the mic-Locke! Once soneobe gains access to your camera they can see your passcodes or your s keystroke counter to learn it, in real time I was able to screen record a hacker using my user id and passcode, but once I added the NDC card with a second security key , they could not use the passcode alone, they had to have the physical card and key or it would not allow access. A must have for todays AI -black hat hacker world !!!

This is the second Mic-Lock Camera Detector. I returned the first one because it only six out of the 12 leds worked.The second one does not work either only 6 out of 12 leds working. I would say they have a bad batch of these.

does not find cameras well. you would have to know what your looking for and even then did not work well

Literally didn’t work for almost $100. Don’t waste your money

Pas un bon résultat

Threw it in the garbage 30 min after I got it. reminded me of when I was a little kid and I got my first spy kit

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Pointed this thing at my iPhone and iPad cameras and couldn't see anything. You have to go right up to the camera lens and use this thing directly on it, and even then the light you see is just a reflection of the red lights from this devices. It took a long time to realize there was a feint red light emitted from my iPhone camera, and I had to stare at it really good, definitely couldn't see anything from a few feet away, so I can't imagine finding any hidden cameras with this thing.

I haven’t used it yet, and I’m already in love! (Their supporting video makes it look like a valuable little tool) 1) So reasonably priced; 2) Concise, helpful video on the Amazon listing page, makes it look easy; 3) Comes with USB cord, small cleaning cloth, and a bag for storage (a previous review was miffed there wasn’t a carrying case, but I found mine by removing all packaging from the box where the cleaning cloth and bag were tucked beneath; 4) A minor point, but also shows their commitment to quality ... a printed version of directions that will fit in the bag with the unit; 5) Their company info is more than available if necessary if you read their instructions and to to their website. 6) I’m impressed ... an inexpensive but useful product and they really want to make sure their customers are happy and taken care of.

The detector comes in a nice black box with no labeling which can be used as a carrying case, although that makes it nearly twice as bulky as without the box. It includes an 8cm (not including connectors) USB to micro-USB charging cable. The viewfinder is 2.7cm x 6.5cm. The whole unit is 4.2 x 10.1 x 1.8 cm. It has a wrist strap and is comfortable to hold and operate with the convenient mode/power button either left or right-handed. The mode/power button cycles between rapid flash, slow flash, solid on, and off. The included instruction sheet recommends (via picture) to operate it by holding the viewfinder close to your eye with the 12 LEDs pointed away from you. Further it recommends that you scan the entire room from a distance of 4-5 ft, with all other lights off, if possible.In my tests, I found that reflections of the LED light and sometimes the entire LED pattern become quite obvious when viewing nearly anything reflective. In particular glass, chrome and LEDs such as those often exposed in TV remote controls. That's good because camera lenses are often made of glass, and IR LEDs similar to those in TV remotes often accompany hidden cameras for the purpose of night-vision. So it can definitely make hidden cameras more obvious. Unfortunately it also makes a lot of other shiny things more obvious, so you still have to pay attention to all the detail in a scene to discern whether there's a camera lens somewhere in all the other reflections. Even more unfortunately, I found when tested with actual cameras, the lenses were not obvious unless looking nearly straight into them. I was able to get a good reflection from a 150 degree FOV lens from about 3ft at nearly a 10 degree offset, but it was tinier than a pin prick, and easy to miss if scanning rapidly.I found that other typical overhead lights and monitor glow in the room made no significant difference in scanning effectiveness. This may be a benefit to using red LEDs and a red viewfinder. Other than that, I'm not sure what benefit there is to the red light.It's clear this thing is useful for detecting hidden cameras, but as far as I can tell, most of the benefit is in illuminating shadowy areas, and forcing you to search the room systematically. I believe the savvy among us could do the same with a flashlight of nearly any color. Do keep in mind though, that I have very little experience using the detector so far. I don't regret my purchase and I will continue experimenting to see if I can learn to detect hidden cameras with it more easily.As compared with the other detectors with smaller viewfinders and fewer LEDs. I don't have any to compare with, but it seems obvious to me that this one is much easier to use for people wearing glasses. More LEDs almost certainly means more light, which seems intuitively better, improving the chance of a good reflection, and these 12 LEDs are very bright.