Spy Review

The nature of spy cameras for video surveillance seem to be getting bizarre by the day, bizarre in a good way however. This covert camera is more bizarre than most. It comes hidden in a toothpaste dispenser; what's more, the toothpaste is actually a fully functional one unlike some other cameras hidden in everyday objects that are often non-functional.

Unfortunately we are not informed of the specs of the camera itself, so we can’t really say how good the quality of the camera is, but we expect the camera to be of at least the standard fare. We are also not told whether it can pick up sound, but this is something we would fully expect as most covert cameras these days have that functionality. The toothpaste dipenser is one-third full, so this should help avoid suspicion. The dispenser itself looks like a standard dispenser, so again it shouldn’t arouse any suspicion from that standpoint.

The toothpaste camera comes with a remote that can be used to switch it off when not in use; this is a pretty useful thing to have as most cameras run continously and do not have the option to switch off when not required to be used and therefore require a lot of recharging.

Although it is a novel idea, I think there are more useful varations of these type of concealed cameras such as one that looks like an air freshener. However, if by any chance, you need to covertly film a bathroom, then this might be quite a good idea. Of course you must bear in mind filming a bathroom to spy on someone for the sake of it is both illegal and crude because people can be filmed in highly compromising positions without their knowledge, of course. So, if a camera is used in a bathroom out of necessity, it should be in a position that only films them at an angle away from a toilet basin, for example, or any other position that may leave them in a highly compromising position.