Mosquito ringtone
Get the original mosquito ringtones also known as TeenBuzz, the ultrasonic ringtone that most adults cannot hear for free.
Many of these frequencies are inaudible to people over the age of 30, enabling you to receive calls and text messages without for example your teachers or parents knowing it.
For more information on how the Teen Buzz mosquito ringtone works and other interesting facts, please refer to the dedicated About mosquito ringtones page which contains pretty much everything you ever wanted to know about the teenbuzz mosquito ringtone phenomena.
For information on how to use the ringtones on to your mobile phone, please refer to the how-to guide. It is also recommended that you read the most frequently asked questions as well as the other pages on this sites and last but not least the mosquito ringtone blog which offers a lot of articles and additional information related to the secret ringtone.
We
have just made it a lot easier to get the Teen
Buzz ringtones on to your iPhone - assuming you
have iTunes that is! Simply subscribe
here and you will find the ringtones showing up
as a podcast - once the ringtones have been
downloaded they are automatically added to your
ringtones directory and available on your
iphone next time you sync your phone with iTunes.
Check the mosquito ringtone
detailed instructions
Free mosquito ringtones
You should aim to get the highest frequency ringtone that you can comfortably hear to make sure you do not miss any calls or messages - you can pre-listen to the various versions above by hitting the play buttons and then download the format you prefer.
Format specifically for iPhones
If you are using an iPhone with mosquito
ringtones on go for the new m4r format - save the
file to your computer and then double click it or drag
it to iTunes and the tone will automatically be added
to your iPhone next time you sync - or simply subscribe
here directly. You might also be interested in
other cool iPhone ringtones now
that you are here.
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| Frequency | Age group | Mosquito ringtones |
|---|---|---|
| 8 kHz | Everyone | 
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| 10 kHz | Below 60 years |
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| 12 kHz | Below 50 years |
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| 14 kHz | Below 45 years |
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| 15 kHz | Below 40 years |
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| 16 kHz | Below 24 years |
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| 17 kHz | Below 24 years |
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| 17.4 kHz | Below 24 years |
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| 18 kHz | Below 24 years |
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| 19 kHz | Below 24 years |
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| 20 kHz | Below 24 years |
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| 21 kHz | Below 20 years |
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| 22 kHz | Below 20 years |
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The Mosquito is a product made to drive away teenagers from no-loitering zones. Because the ability to hear high frequencies deteriorates with age (a phenomenon known as presbycusis), the mosquito ringtone works by emitting high-frequency tones at approximately 17.4 kHz - that particular version is highlighted above. » read more
The ringtones are available in 4 formats:
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MP3 format |
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WAV format (particularly for windows based phones) |
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OGG format |
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M4R format (particularly for iPhones) |
Read more about transfering mosquito ringtones to your mobile phone, we have tried to cover most scenarios.