W6 Pro USB flash drive WiFi and Bluetooth Jammer

The proposed W6 Pro model is designed to protect against modern surveillance devices that transmit data via Bluetooth and WiFi. The need for such a device arises from the widespread use of small, multifunctional gadgets, which can easily be exploited to access confidential information. These devices include hidden cameras, eavesdropping tools, microphones, voice recorders, wireless headsets, and other types of "bugs."

Key Features:

This is a professional device designed to block narrow-range radio signals. It is built with modern components and utilizes high-speed military-grade chips. The device only interferes with frequencies within its suppression range, leaving others unaffected.

It is equipped with four built-in relay antennas.

Designed to disrupt Bluetooth and Wi-Fi channels by generating interference within the following frequency ranges:

Bluetooth, Wi-Fi L1 - 2400 MHz;
Wi-Fi L2 - 5200 MHz;
Wi-Fi L3 - 5800 MHz.

The device generates interference up to 2 W, effectively overpowering most miniature devices with transmission power ranging from 0.05 mW to 20 mW. The blocking radius is 2-5 meters.

A display screen monitors operation, showing channel names and interference frequencies. If a channel does not light up, it indicates no interference is being generated on that frequency.

Compact and USB-drive-shaped, the device is constructed from durable plastic. It operates by connecting to a 12 V DC power source via a USB connector. Operational duration depends on the power source, with portable 12 V batteries being ideal for mobility. These batteries, commonly used to charge phones during power outages, provide temporary autonomy. For stationary use, any compatible 110-220/12V converter ensures uninterrupted performance.

When activated, the device does not interfere with satellite or traditional television, GPS navigation, mobile calls, or other non-Bluetooth/WiFi functions.

To verify functionality, turn on the device and check the display for active interference channels. Test it in a room with Wi-Fi by attempting to detect the network on your phone; inability to connect confirms successful jamming. For Bluetooth, simply test wireless headphones or send a message via the channel while the suppressor is running.

If the W6 Pro doesn’t fully meet your requirements, consider the CM3—a top choice among many customers.