AURSINC ESP8266 WiFi Deauther Watch V3 Development Board with OLED & Laser, Wearable Smartwatch - Attack/Control/Test Tool for DSTIKE NodeMCU Review

This watch is amazing. I was expecting to find and upload the code and then figure out all the little tweaks you usually have to do with gadgets like this, but I was pleasantly surprised and grateful that it worked perfectly right out of the box. It took about 3 minutes from the moment I opened it to the moment I kicked my son out of his Minecraft session. It's a great tool for pentesting, teaching and learning.

I liked this article. But now it won't hold a charge. It only had three screws and one was missing so I gave it up, but after the third day it never charges so I can't use it. I'll keep it in the basement for my computer projects because it runs on AC power. It came with instructions but in a nice box. It looked like it was forged right out of that pretty box. This is the second product I didn't like. Don't buy watches from me.

Yes, this device is really cool. In the wrong hands it can do many nefarious things, but for ethical hacking it can allow pentesters to do quick on-site testing for small business owners who think they have it all. With their written consent (bring the form with you) you can literally show them how easy it is to steal data from their systems and give them a hot incentive to hire you to strengthen their network and protect their data. Of course it's something of a sellout, but have you seen…

Pretty much a "just for fun" and learning tool, but also a great gadget if you like gadget collecting. It was possible to detect spam and deauthenticate multiple devices. However, it works much better if you connect the supplied antenna. So. Once you use it with a manipulator antenna, for example, you can't go back. it looks weird to say the least, but let's be honest I won't actually be wearing it as a watch, instead throwing it in my tech bag without a strap, which is what I did. Anyway…

At first I was a bit disappointed when I saw that the internal battery is smaller than advertised. That listing says 600mAh and there's a Chinese cell that says 500mAh when you open it and considering this is a low power device that makes a big difference. After some simple tests, it later turned out that although the cell has Chinese letters, the run time appears to be a real cell, and the displayed current also appears to be accurate. As with me, there is enough space inside for a large…