Description
Upgrade your anti-spy protection with the award-winning Baseus Heyo Series II Camera Detector. This palm-sized device utilizes dual infrared red light scanning to reveal hidden cameras and trackers, ensuring your privacy in hotels, rentals, or any unfamiliar space. Travel with confidence and sleep soundly with automatic intrusion alarms and continuous 6-month standby protection.
Features:
- Dual infrared red light detection with large optical filter lens for spotting hidden cameras
- 3 detection modes with visual light indicators for comprehensive anti-spy protection
- Built-in vibration sensor triggers instant alarms when attached to door or window handles
- Portable LED flashlight function for nighttime safety and convenience
- Ultra-long 6-month standby time on a single USB-C charge
- Compact, lightweight design with carrying strap for easy travel
- Enhanced 3D sensor chip with 5-meter detection range for maximum coverage
- Upgraded large filter lens reduces eye strain during scanning
Specifications:
- Product Name: Baseus Heyo Series II Camera Detector
- Material: ABS+PC+Silica
- Color: Moon White
- Model No: B5-HPO24
- Weight: Approximately 28g (without packaging)
- Battery Capacity: 60mAh 3.7V 0.222Wh
- Product Size: 85mm x 58mm x 5mm
- Detection Range: Up to 5 meters
- Charging: USB-C fast charging
- Standby Time: 6 months
- Continuous Use: 60 minutes
It detected my selfie camera in the dark. I will rate it a 10/10
Exactly the product I ordered, works beautifully, exactly as described in the picture. Many thanks to the seller for very quick service. Arrived quickly. Recommend the seller. Thank you very much.
Received and currently testing. There is an import fee of 10 riyals.
I bought it because I was curious. First, with the cameras of both Galaxy and iPhone smartphones turned on in the dark, we flipped them over to prevent light leakage and tested the sensor. 1. The camera of the Galaxy smartphone recognized it and when we got close, an alarm went off. However, the iPhone’s camera lens was not recognized. 2. When checking with the naked eye through the blue lens, both iPhone and Galaxy have glittering lens parts, but it is difficult to be sure about the visual confirmation as the glitter is likely due to the reflection of light from the metal around the lens. Rather than that, it would be better to take a sensor to the suspicious area and use it to check if the light is reflected. 3. The shock detection alarm sensor works well.
Really cool little device