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Cheating During Testing Shop Items & Prices

Community-tracked costs and level gates — confirm in the live BETA Shop.

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Cheating During Testing Shop Items Prices

The Shop converts exam Credits into loadout power. Below is a community-tracked snapshot used across guides on this wiki. Because Cheating During Testing is BETA, treat every number as “verify in-client” and prefer Update Log notes on Latest Updates.

Tracked gadget table

ItemCost (community)Level gate (community)
Smart Watch100 CreditsLevel 1
SnitchRobuxLevel 1
Smart Glasses1,500 CreditsLevel 2
Phone (tier 1)300 CreditsLevel 3
Phone (tier 2)400 CreditsLevel 3
Phone (tier 3)450 CreditsLevel 5

Some guides list Smart Glasses near 600 Credits, others near 1,500 Credits — BETA drift is real. If your Shop shows different digits, your build wins. Rank spends with Loadout Priority. Credit packs and +1 Level offers may appear as Robux shortcuts.

  1. Bank enough for the first phone upgrade once you clear Level 3 — see Phone.
  2. Smart Watch early if you want cheap awareness.
  3. Smart Glasses when Credits allow.
  4. Higher phone tiers before luxury spam.
  5. Snitch only if you care about report fantasy tools — Snitching.

Ranked commentary lives on Gadgets Tier List and Phone Tiers.

How to earn the Credits

Grades, on-time bonuses, and ~20 Credit reports fund the Shop. Improve payouts with Ultimate Cheater and Phone Trick. Weak Rookie Cheater papers stall your unlocks.

Using Shop with tools

Plan purchases in the Credits Planner before spending. Seat skill from Seat Strategy Tool reduces how many gadgets you need early.

Parent hub

Return to Items Overview or deep-dive Gadgets for non-phone gear. New players should still finish Getting Started before optimizing spends.

Shop mastery is patience: skip impulse Robux until your manual loop is clean.

Reading the Buy button carefully

Credit packs and level skips sit near gadgets. One mis-tap can drain Robux. Confirm currency type before purchase. Parents sharing accounts should lock purchases in Roblox settings.

Seasonal pricing speculation

Events might discount gadgets later. Speculating is fine; stalling forever on a needed phone is not. If catch rate is high today, buy the phone today.

Shop as information surface

Even without buying, open Shop to learn unlock levels. That scouting informs whether you should grind exams or chase reports for Credits this hour.

Closing shopping rule

When Credits feel scarce, buy the upgrade that shortens phone time. Re-check prices in the live Shop after every Update Log. Cross-check ranks on Gadgets Tier List before spending Robux on Snitch.

Reading the Shop like a spreadsheet

Sort by level required, then by Credits. If a gadget is locked behind Level 5, do not rage-buy Credit packs until you know one more exam unlocks it. The +1 Level offer exists for impatience; phones usually repay patience faster.

Price drift warning

Community guides disagree on Smart Glasses costs because BETA patches move numbers. Trust the live Shop panel over any static table, including ours, and file differences against Latest Update.

Worked example

You finish an exam with 140 Credits and sit at Level 2. Smart Watch is affordable; phones are gated. Buy Watch only if you will not reach Level 3 this session. Otherwise bank for the first phone tier and skip impulse snacks. Next session, hit Level 3, buy phone, then ignore Glasses until catch rate stabilizes.

Robux packs

Credit packs and +1 Level skips exist for impatience. They are valid if your time is scarce. They are wasteful if you still leave the phone out during stares — spend real money after you can holster, not before.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common classroom questions.

Why does my Smart Glasses price differ?

BETA retunes often. Trust the live Shop over any static table.

Can I buy levels?

Some builds offer +1 Level for Robux — optional shortcut only.

Is Snitch worth it?

Only if you want report tools; phones help every exam.

Where do I open Shop?

From the lobby menu before Join — see Getting Started.