FUN delivery: Frickin' Cricket Hidden Annoying Chirping Joke Gag Prank Sound
Brand: FUN delivery

*Now IMPROVED (28 Oct 19) with better batteries, sleeker shape and adhesive back* . Frickin' Cricket ranks high on the scale of easy, zero damage, memorable pranks. It is a small, slim (less than 1 cm tall) device that emits cricket chirps every 2 to 15 minutes. There are three different chirps so it is realistic. The best things are its small size, which makes it hard to find, and the relatively long periods between chirps, which makes it difficult to track down where it is coming from. Frickin' Cricket is suitable to prank friends, neighbors, co-workers or partners, especially those who are creeped out or really annoyed by insects. Just activate the device and let your friend find it. Or move it around from time to time to really aggravate your co-worker. Or have it nearby and pretend you don't hear it. What will YOU do? Upload your shenanigans and tag @FUNdeliveryUS. We also offer a meowing cat (Meow Hear This), a low battery smoke detector (Bleepin' Battery), a NEW fart trio (Yeww Farted) as pre-programmed hidden annoying sounds and Annoise, a device where you can record your own sound. Tips for success: To turn on, press the black button. You will hear a chirp to indicate the device is on. (If you don't contact us immediately for some replacement batteries.) The batteries will last for about 3-4 days if left on. You can always replace them if you need more time. Press the black button again to turn off and save battery life. Contains one device, 8.3 x 4.2 x 0.9 cm. Includes three 1.5V batteries (AG13) Made in China

IMPROVED design (28 Oct 2019) with higher quality, adhesive back and stronger batteries
REALISTIC: 3 different cricket sounds
SINISTER: Sound plays at irregular intervals, about 2-15 minutes apart so it is hard to locate
BATTERIES: Included batteries will last for 3-4 days
OTHER SOUNDS FROM FUN DELIVERY: Meow Hear This (cat), Bleepin' Battery (smoke detector), Yeww Farted (farts), Annoise (record your own)