Review on MakerFocus WiFi Test Tool ESP8266 WiFi Deauther Watch with DSTIKE NodeMCU ESP8266, Programmable Development Board, Built-in 500mAh Battery, OLED Display, Wristband, and 3D Printed Case by Alex Smith

I've had mine for a few days now and if you have the cash you can't go wrong with this. It's a great tool, but it also has some cool party features. Easily deauthorizes my entire network in seconds, and with the included antenna the watch picks up networks I can't even see with my phone. I like the web terminal, which allows you to fully control the device via WiFi. Simple enough for anyone to use, but a lot for its size and price. The screen is sharp from every angle and the watch sits nicely on my wrist without digging into my hand like most watches do. What struck me the most is that the battery can be charged while in use, which is great for 24/7 use. You can fix the code or download new programs using a standard WiFi card with a serial connection. Comes with scanners, attacks, a WiFi channel monitor, a clock and a most overlooked, strategically placed LED that's great for reading WiFi passwords in the dark. I can only report positive things. Works on password-protected networks without login, a big plus, takes 10 seconds from start to full deauthentication. Works either across the network or on individual devices on any 2.4GHz WiFi network.