HD pinhole camera Wireless

One of the best-selling hidden cameras on Amazon as of this writing is this spy camera model from TENVIS. It’s got a rugged body, enhanced Wi-Fi reception, and the ability to pan and tilt 340° on the horizontal axis and 90° on the vertical. This spy camera plays nice with multiple web browsers and smartphones. The camera works in temperatures ranging from -10°C to 55°C, and also works when the relative humidity hits 80 percent.

There is a newer model available. It is available in an additional color option, and it has greatly enhanced video resolution. However, it is more expensive, so the top-selling older model may be better for the needs of some people.

Price: $45.25 (25 percent off MSRP)

2. Crenova Wireless Video Recording Bulb Hidden Camera

This real light bulb will actually turn on, but it will also record hidden camera footage. The glare from the light helps to obscure the presence of the hidden camera. There’s mobile app support, along with local storage using a microSD card (up to 32GB). Using HD video recording, you can expect to store up to 12 days of footage. If you’re looking for a way to view multiple rooms/angles, you should know that you can view up to 64 of these hidden cameras from your smartphone.

Price: $145.99 (9 percent off MSRP)

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3. IBSound Motion Detection Clothes Hook Hidden Camera

We’ve all seen spy camera pens, but a spy cam masquerading as a coat rack is a lot more unusual. If you’re trying to keep an eye on someone who already suspects they are being surveilled, an unexpected hidden camera location can give you an edge. This clothes hook camera supports low light recording at 30FPS at a resolution of 1280 x 960. The rechargeable battery lasts for about 90 minutes. The camera itself is covered by a 12 month warranty.

Price: .99

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4. SCS Enterprises Hidden Spy Camera in Speakers

Looking for a discreet way to spy on your family or coworkers? These legit-looking speakers contain a tiny pinhole camera, allowing you to see what a person is doing while they sit at the computer. Set-up only takes a few minutes. While this spy camera isn’t Mac-compatible, you can use it with iOS and Android mobile devices. The spy speakers are powered by plug-in 110-220V regulated switching power supply, but footage can be retrieved wirelessly. You need to use the network cable is when setting up, but after that you can disconnect the network cable and place the camera anywhere within connecting distance of the same network.

Price: 9 (4 percent off MSRP)

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5. Agent Spy 007 Sniper Spy Keychain Camera

Another best-selling spy camera on Amazon right now is this keychain camera. This wireless spy camera takes video in 720 x 480 resolution, with 8GB of on-board storage. You can review the footage on any Mac or PC. The battery lasts for about two hours, and the camera is discreet enough to get clipped on to any set of car keys or house keys.

Price: $24.95 (64 percent off MSRP)

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