CricketPrank Noise Maker Prank (3 Pack) – Hidden Beeping Device with Random Chirp & Long Battery for Adults

The CricketPrank noise maker is a small, hidden prank device that emits random chirping or beeping sounds at intervals of 3 to 20 minutes. Sold in a pack of three, each unit runs on a battery that lasts several months, making it ideal for long-term pranks on friends, coworkers, or partners. Designed for adults, these lightweight gadgets can be taped or magnetically stuck in out-of-sight spots, and the unpredictable timing makes the source hard to locate.

What sounds does the CricketPrank include?

Each noise maker offers multiple sound options, including a cricket chirp and a beep. The exact number of sounds is not specified, but you can choose the one that best fits your prank scenario. Using them in a quiet environment amplifies the effect—the sound stands out more against silence.

How long does the battery last?

The built-in battery is designed to keep the device running for several months continuously. You won’t need to replace batteries frequently; once activated, it will keep beeping or chirping until the battery drains. The exact battery type or life in days is not provided, but “several months” means it can outlast a typical short-term prank.

CricketPrank at a glance

Why choose a random-interval prank device?

Unlike a constant noise, the random chirping between 3 and 20 minutes makes it much harder for the victim to locate the source. They might think it’s a real cricket or a glitch in electronics. The unpredictability adds to the frustration—and the fun. Because the device is so small, it can be tucked into office plants, under desks, inside vents, or behind furniture.

What’s in the box and how to use it

The pack includes three separate noise makers. Each one has a power switch and a selection button for the sound mode. Simply turn it on, pick a sound, and hide it. The device will start chirping on its own after a short delay (not specified, but typical for such pranks). Use all three in different locations to really confuse someone.

Frequently asked questions

Can the CricketPrank be heard through walls?

The supplied information does not specify volume or decibel level. In a quiet room, it is clearly audible. Placement matters—hide it close to the target for best effect.

Is it safe to use around pets?

There are no warnings or details about pet safety from the data. The sound is designed for human pranks; use your judgment if animals are present.

Can I reuse the device after the battery dies?

The battery is said to last several months, but replacement is not mentioned. Presumably, once drained, the device is disposable or requires replacing the battery—check the product instructions for details.

How do I turn it off if I want to end the prank?

Each unit likely has an on/off switch (since you turn it on to start). The data does not confirm, but typical noise makers include a power slide or button to shut them off.