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Camera Finder Pro 2022 - Hidden Camera Detector 2 in 1 Automatic Night Vision Light Detection - Video Camera with Built in Screen and LED in one Device - Anti Spy Hidden Camera Detector Finder Pro

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Features

  • Two Camera Detectors in One - Infrared Video Camera and LED Based Spy HiddenCamera Device Finders. Find any Camera by it's Night Vision or Lens Reflection.
  • Automatic Night Vision Hidden Camera Detector . Scan a Room in Seconds with the Lights Off! See Invisible Light Easily with Hidden Camera Detector Light. Professional grade hidden camera detection!
  • Night Mode: Turn off all the lights and turn on the Camera Finder Pro's video screen. When the lights are out a hidden camera will turn on its Night Vision. Best spy camera detector for night
  • Day Time Mode: Use the Super Bright Red LED to scan and find hidden camera lens reflection.
  • Use travel compact/ USB rechargeable battery - Use hidden camera detector at that great vacation home rental or when you are traveling for business to find hidden cameras.

Product Dimensions: 6 x 5 x 1 inches


Item Weight: 6.4 ounces


Date First Available: June 20, 2019


Manufacturer: Mic-Lock


Country of Origin: China


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    • Protect yourself when traveling
This is the second camera finder that I’ve bought and it is definitely a step-up from the first. This unit, with it’s IR detector and display monitor is a significant step-up. Spy cameras that work in very dark environments need an infrared light source and that is their primary weakness. While the light is not visible to the naked eye, it will show up on this detector monitor as a bright white light. If the spy camera isn’t equipped with an IR source, it will be much harder to detect. For more standard spy cameras, this detector uses a series of flashing red LEDs to create a distinctive reflection in the lens of the spy camera and the user will need to be close to see it. Either way, practice is necessary to be able to use the detector effectively. This detector travels with me whenever I travel now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022 by ENR
    • Compact, lightweight, and works!
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I’ve tested other devices that are similar to this before. The other ones that I’ve tested tend to concentrate on detecting “bugs” that are emitting RF signals, and sometimes also have a magnet detector for finding tracking devices on your car. Usually on those other devices the camera detection feature is limited to just the filter lens and blinking lights which help you find camera lenses. Those devices also tend to be larger and heavier than this one. I think for most people the main concern is probably cameras rather than listening bugs or tracking devices, and so this device is better as it features a video screen and camera itself that are used to find infrared lights that many hidden cameras use to see in the dark. The device itself is very compact and easily can be thrown in your luggage or bag. It weights under 2 ounces and measures around 4”x2.5”x0.5”. Included in the box is the main unit, a special test board that you can use for practice, a USB-A to micro-USB cable, and an instruction pamphlet. The instructions are well written despite the device being made in China, in contrast to other devices I’ve tried where the instructions are poorly translated to English. The instructions show a slightly different version of the test board where the fake camera and IR emitters are on separate sides from one another. In my kit the test board has all the lenses on one side. The instructions also don’t mention how to turn off each mode. To turn the lights or screen on and off simply hold down the relevant button for a second or two and then release it. To use the device first charge it up using the included cable and any USB-A charger (or computer) that you already have. Once it’s charged up the operation is very simple. Two buttons are the only controls on the unit. One is used for turning on the red LED lights to look for camera lenses, the other is used to turn on the screen and built-in camera to look for infrared light emitters. Press and hold down either button for a moment to turn on the desired mode. To look for camera lenses you turn on the red LED lights and then look through the specially filtered lens on the unit. You want to scan around the room looking for any flashing dots, which will be the camera lenses reflecting the red LED light back at you. Pressing the button again allows you to cycle through 4 different flashing speeds so you can select the speed that is easiest for you to see. To look for infrared emitters make sure you are in a completely dark room. It needs to be dark because the emitters will likely not be easily visible if the room is already lit with regular light, but also because most cameras don’t even turn on the infrared emitters unless they detect that the room is dark. Turn on the screen using the proper button, then pan around the room looking at the screen. Any infrared light sources will be clearly visible as they will appear as bright lights like flashlights on the screen. The included test board features a mock camera lens, and two different types of infrared emitters. You connect the board to a USB power source using the included charging cable and sit it wherever you want to simulate a camera. One of the infrared emitters glows red with visible light, while the other is a different type that is not as easily seen. The detector easily spots both of the lights. I covered up the more visible of the two just to confirm that it can see both types. The fake camera lens was not very useful as a test for me as it didn’t seem to reflect the light like a real camera would and thus didn’t really show up using the detector. I tested both the lens and infrared detection modes on a real security camera and the detector easily saw the lens reflection and the infrared emitters fro the real camera. This device actually works for finding cameras so if that’s something that concerns you this is a great, compact device to take with you on trips. The only downside I see is that it uses a micro-USB connector for charging which is outdated at this point. I would prefer that it used USB-C as then I wouldn’t have to keep track of a micro-USB cable, but this is a minor issue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2022 by Just Josh

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