--- product_id: 82012506 title: "ThinkGeek Phantom Keystroker V2 - Time Delay Dial, Caps Lock, Keyboard, and Mouse Switches - High-Tech Office-Based Prank Device" brand: "thinkgeek" price: "0.23 OMR" currency: OMR in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.com.om/products/82012506-thinkgeek-phantom-keystroker-v2-time-delay-dial-caps-lock-keyboard store_origin: OM region: Oman --- # Adjustable time delay dial Simulates keyboard input with quirky phrases Random mouse movement emulation ThinkGeek Phantom Keystroker V2 - Time Delay Dial, Caps Lock, Keyboard, and Mouse Switches - High-Tech Office-Based Prank Device **Brand:** thinkgeek **Price:** 0.23 OMR **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎭 Turn your office into a playground of mystery and mischief! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ThinkGeek Phantom Keystroker V2 - Time Delay Dial, Caps Lock, Keyboard, and Mouse Switches - High-Tech Office-Based Prank Device by thinkgeek - **How much does it cost?** 0.23 OMR with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.om](https://www.desertcart.com.om/products/82012506-thinkgeek-phantom-keystroker-v2-time-delay-dial-caps-lock-keyboard) ## Best For - thinkgeek enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted thinkgeek brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Customizable Mischief:** Dial your prank timing to keep your target guessing all day long. - β€’ **Lightweight & Portable:** At just 0.32 oz and pocket-sized, it’s the perfect office prank companion. - β€’ **Multi-Vector Annoyance:** Random mouse moves + bizarre typed messages + Caps Lock toggles for max confusion. - β€’ **Stealth Mode Activated:** Discreetly plugs in as a USB device, fooling any OS from Windows to Linux. - β€’ **Guaranteed Laughs or Your Sanity Back:** Proven to baffle even the most tech-savvy coworkersβ€”FOMO for anyone not in on the joke. ## Overview The Phantom Keystroker V2 is a compact, USB-powered prank device that mimics mouse movements and keyboard inputs with randomized, quirky messages. Compatible across major operating systems, it features an adjustable time delay dial for unpredictable activation, making it the ultimate stealthy office gag tool for professionals craving a little harmless fun. ## Description Phantom Keystroker V2 Review: Great gag - This worked like a charm! For the first victim, I only set the device to move the mouse, and not very often. It was great... he was keeping a list of the times that the mouse moved, and trying to figure out what "malware" was doing it. Of course, since this is a hardware device, there was no malware to detect. I eventually let him in on the gag. For the second victim, who was one of those I'm-better-than-everyone programmers, I put it on all three annoyances. It was the random text that got him -- he kept yelling for people to stop "remoting into his session." After a few hours and several reboots, he finally found it. The third victim, who really knew his stuff, pulled up a list of device drivers and identified the device in 15 minutes. Only two suggestions: 1. Expect that you may lose the device. In my case, Victim #2 kept it, but then used it on someone else, so I was able to retrieve it. 2. If you can get your hands on a USB extension cord, use it. It's much more difficult to locate if the victim only sees a bunch of USB cables going into the back of his/her PC. Review: Funny, funny, FUNNY!! - This thing is hilarious! It does require that you insert it ahead of time for the initial installation (it appears to the OS as a keyboard/mouse) and it does not activate until plugging it in the second time. I tested it on Windows 7 and Ubuntu and it should work on any OS as it emulates a USB keyboard and mouse. This is what it spews out (each phrase separately, of course at the interval you set with the dial): 1337 010101000110100001101001011011100110101101000111011001010110010101101011 3.1415926535897932384 divide by zero error 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249775724 syntax error 5468696e6b4765656b00 124150151156153107145145153 hello there i am watching you i see what you are doing i know all your passwords you should talk to me more often i get lonely on this desk computers have feelings too how about getting me a pet a calculator would be nice or maybe a robot dog i guess i can order my own i do know how to surf the internet and i can type faster than you resistance is futile perhaps i'll get some sea monkeys water might not be a good idea though it is bad for my electrons i remember the time you spilled water on me i still get memory glitches from that next time be more careful why are you doing this to me? is it me, or do you really not care anymore? hrrm. did you hear that? please stop doing that, i'm getting angry. am i alive? it feels like it. greetings, professor falken. shall we play a game? how about global thermonuclear war? a strange game. the only winning move is not to play. how about a nice game of chess? woah! that really hurts. I just opened notepad and sat and laughed. When pranking be careful - be really sure the person can take a joke and that they are capable of understanding the technology. ## Features - Attach this evil prank device to your victim's computer and it makes random mouse movements and types out odd garbage text and phrases ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002YJW7C4 | | Antenna Location | Office | | Are Batteries Required | No | | Brand | ThinkGeek | | Color | Black | | Compatible Devices | Personal Computer | | Compatible Operating System Family | Windows | | Connectivity Technology | Usb | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 342 Reviews | | Item Weight | 0.02 Pounds | | Keyboard Description | Indoor | | Keyboard Layout | QWERTY | | Manufacturer | ThinkGeek | | Mfr Part Number | CAE83 | | Movement Detection | Optical | | Number of Keys | 105 | | Operating System | Multiple (Windows, macOS, Linux, etc.) | | Other Special Features of the Product | Prank Device | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Special Feature | Prank Device | | UPC | 847509020937 885460844087 182129560709 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** ThinkGeek - **Color:** Black - **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer - **Connectivity Technology:** Usb - **Special Feature:** Prank Device ## Images ![ThinkGeek Phantom Keystroker V2 - Time Delay Dial, Caps Lock, Keyboard, and Mouse Switches - High-Tech Office-Based Prank Device - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41QQj81+8PL.jpg) ![ThinkGeek Phantom Keystroker V2 - Time Delay Dial, Caps Lock, Keyboard, and Mouse Switches - High-Tech Office-Based Prank Device - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41O5-zKe3IL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great gag *by J***Y on December 23, 2012* This worked like a charm! For the first victim, I only set the device to move the mouse, and not very often. It was great... he was keeping a list of the times that the mouse moved, and trying to figure out what "malware" was doing it. Of course, since this is a hardware device, there was no malware to detect. I eventually let him in on the gag. For the second victim, who was one of those I'm-better-than-everyone programmers, I put it on all three annoyances. It was the random text that got him -- he kept yelling for people to stop "remoting into his session." After a few hours and several reboots, he finally found it. The third victim, who really knew his stuff, pulled up a list of device drivers and identified the device in 15 minutes. Only two suggestions: 1. Expect that you may lose the device. In my case, Victim #2 kept it, but then used it on someone else, so I was able to retrieve it. 2. If you can get your hands on a USB extension cord, use it. It's much more difficult to locate if the victim only sees a bunch of USB cables going into the back of his/her PC. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Funny, funny, FUNNY!! *by C***R on March 29, 2011* This thing is hilarious! It does require that you insert it ahead of time for the initial installation (it appears to the OS as a keyboard/mouse) and it does not activate until plugging it in the second time. I tested it on Windows 7 and Ubuntu and it should work on any OS as it emulates a USB keyboard and mouse. This is what it spews out (each phrase separately, of course at the interval you set with the dial): 1337 010101000110100001101001011011100110101101000111011001010110010101101011 3.1415926535897932384 divide by zero error 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249775724 syntax error 5468696e6b4765656b00 124150151156153107145145153 hello there i am watching you i see what you are doing i know all your passwords you should talk to me more often i get lonely on this desk computers have feelings too how about getting me a pet a calculator would be nice or maybe a robot dog i guess i can order my own i do know how to surf the internet and i can type faster than you resistance is futile perhaps i'll get some sea monkeys water might not be a good idea though it is bad for my electrons i remember the time you spilled water on me i still get memory glitches from that next time be more careful why are you doing this to me? is it me, or do you really not care anymore? hrrm. did you hear that? please stop doing that, i'm getting angry. am i alive? it feels like it. greetings, professor falken. shall we play a game? how about global thermonuclear war? a strange game. the only winning move is not to play. how about a nice game of chess? woah! that really hurts. I just opened notepad and sat and laughed. When pranking be careful - be really sure the person can take a joke and that they are capable of understanding the technology. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worse thing about this gadget is keeping a straight face! *by J***M on August 22, 2012* Opened the box and discovered this common looking usb drive that is packed with hours of giggling fun. I tried it on my laptop 1st to see what my victims would be in for but it did take a few tries installing it for it to actually be functional. I work at a bank, so I have dozens of potential targets, but the same thing happened at each computer I tried installing the keylogger to. Most took about three times trying to install to function properly. After that, it worked like a dream tormenting my victims every time I pushed it into the unlucky schmuck's usb slot for the day. Do test the delay so you could not make the prank too obvious. I had two coworkers so paranoid to the point that they refuse to work on or even touch certain computers . Soo funny, I still haven't told them it had been me this whole time. I just listen and laugh when they try and explain that the computer is talking to them. 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