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Deveillance

Spectre I AI Anti-Recording Mic

$1,199.00

Spectre I is a portable AI anti-recording device designed to stop nearby microphones from clearly capturing speech. It focuses on ultrasonic audio jamming, microphone detection, privacy protection, AI-generated obfuscation, and defending sensitive conversations from always-on recording devices.

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product typeAI anti-recording / microphone-jamming device
main modelSpectre I
companyDeveillance
expected price$1,199 reported by Wired
expected launchsecond half of 2026 reported by Wired
technologyultrasonic frequency emitters, AI-generated speech obfuscation, RF / Bluetooth microphone detection reported in coverage
use casesprivate meetings, sensitive conversations, anti-surveillance, executive privacy
statusin development / pre-commercial

Before you buy

Where to buy the Spectre I

Deveillance lists the Spectre I at deveillance.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling it. The Spectre I is expected at $1,199.00, with launch reported for the second half of 2026, so this is a product to register interest in rather than to order today.

Who the Spectre I is for

The Spectre I is built for people whose conversations carry real risk if recorded — lawyers, executives, journalists, anyone in a negotiation. It detects nearby microphones over RF and Bluetooth, then emits ultrasonic interference and AI-generated speech noise so a recording captures something unusable rather than your words. It protects a conversation in a room rather than a phone or a network.

Is the Spectre I worth $1,199.00?

At $1,199.00 the Spectre I is priced for professional rather than personal use, and the honest question is legal before it is financial: deliberately jamming recording devices is restricted or unlawful in some jurisdictions, so check where you stand before buying one. Launch is still ahead, so no independent testing of its effectiveness exists. Anyone whose concern is ordinary privacy rather than targeted recording has cheaper and simpler options.

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