SPY CAMERA BUTTON KIT

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If Sherlock Holmes were alive, he would pop a spy button camera into a buttonhole on his Belstaff Milford coat and go about his day as a British snoop. You may be surprised how frequently people use the simple surveillance tool concealed as a shirt or jacket button or placed in an object to capture facts on tape. The hidden device has a built-in DVR that plays back whatever footage you record whether pictures or video images. Private investigators, mystery shoppers, and perhaps even an employer use these devices to get the skinny without anyone the wiser.

IN THIS LOT WE ARE SELLING SET OF 7 SPY BUTTONS AS SHOWN!!!  THESE BUTTONS ARE COMPATIBLE WITH MOST OF SPY BUTTON CAMERAS ON THE MARKET!!!

HOW TO HIDE SPY BUTTON CAMERA

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1 – Position the Camera on Clothing or Other Objects

The device fits into the palm of your hand with the lens made to resemble a button. Slide it into a buttonhole or affix it to a hat or purse. Or a child’s teddy bear, a plant, or wall outlet could serve as secret compartments to conceal the camera. You should keep in mind that stationary objects require the video recorder to run continuously since you are not wearing it to control other features.

2 – Turn on the Camera

Prior to turning on the camera, slide the micro SD card, also referred to as a TF card, that stores data into the side of the surveillance device and make sure it snaps into place. Hold down the power button for a few seconds to place the camera in standby mode, which is indicated by a steady red light on one side of the camera. The camera also vibrates once letting you know the device is operational. Hold the power button down for three seconds to turn it off completely.

3 – Take Pictures

4 – Record Video

5 – View the Data

6 – Keep the Camera Charged