Buying GSM listening devices, what to consider
Buying GSM bugging devices, what to consider
Battery life
When purchasing a GSM bug, pay attention to the battery life. A bug that only runs for 3 hours won't be very useful if you're not constantly at the location. Additionally, this bug needs to be charged constantly, which is inconvenient. Therefore, check how long the charging time is and how long both the standby time and the operating time in transmission mode are. Imagine you're close to obtaining evidence and then the transmission is interrupted because the bug's battery is dead. Generally, the smaller a bug needs to be, the faster the battery will drain. Perhaps you don't need a mini bug at all, but a slightly larger bug with a longer battery life will suffice.
Audio range
Another important aspect is that the bugging device should have a good audio range and preferably an enhanced microphone. A bugging device is useless if you can't understand anything in the end.
Size
How small must your bug be? The smaller a bug is, the less powerful its performance will be. Or the more expensive a good bug will be. Conversely, this means that if you don't necessarily need a super small mini bug, you can also use a slightly larger listening device. If you can hide the listening device so well that it won't be found anyway, then it probably doesn't matter if it's a slightly larger GSM bug.
Buy GSM bugs online
An easy and practical way to buy a bug is to order it online. This is a straightforward and good way. GSM listening devices are becoming increasingly popular, even for legal purposes, such as monitoring a vacation home or being used as an extended baby monitor, and are being used more and more often. There are many different types and qualities available online. We have put together a selection for you here. It's best to consider before purchasing what requirements you have for a GSM bug and what type of bug you need, and read the reviews. If you don't necessarily need a GSM bug, you can also discover other types of listening devices in our article 'Listening Devices.' If you want to track something or secure something against theft, GPS trackers might be of interest to you.
