Remote and Long Range Listening Devices

How remote listening works

• GSM bug with a SIM card - you insert a SIM card, call its number and hear what is happening around you. For example, a mini GSM 4G bug with voice activation or a listening bug hidden in a USB mouse.
• Wi-Fi and live streaming to your mobile phone - the device connects to Wi-Fi and you listen to the sound in the app without a SIM card and monthly fees: pen with Wi-Fi, recorder with magnet, mini recorder with external microphone or mini recorder with sound notification.
• Radio monitoring - transmitter and receiver with headphones up to a distance of 500 m, in buildings up to 300 m.
• Remote sound capture - a listening device with a monocular captures sound at 100 m and records it to a microSD card, a bionic ear amplifies sounds in the surrounding area.
• GPS locator with listening - Qbit and Qbit M 4G will show the location and also allow listening.

Which device to choose

• No distance limitation - GSM bug, requires a SIM card and mobile signal.
• Without SIM card and fees - Wi-Fi recorder, needs Wi-Fi network coverage.
• Without network or internet - radio set with receiver.
• With recording - Wi-Fi recorders and monoculars save the recording, you can return to the audio later.

Use a listening device legally

You may use a listening device to protect your own property and in your own premises. Recording or eavesdropping on someone else's conversations without permission is against the law and may even be a criminal offense. If you suspect that someone is eavesdropping on you, a bug detector can help.

See also car listening devices and listen through walls devices.