Ear Wax Removal Kit with 1080P Camera - 360° HD Ear Cleaner for iOS/Android, 6 LED Lights, Soft Silicone Picks, IP67 Waterproof, Rechargeable, WiFi-Enabled Ear Care Set with 8 Tools

This little ear camera works surprisingly well! Once I found the app on the AppStore (android for me) I had the camera running and connected to the app with sharp clean video in less than 30 seconds. Seriously. I thought this would be a good thing to have on hand for seeing in ears or even for the unexpected, someTHING in an ear. Don't see why it wouldn't work with a nose either. Obviously, be careful. The camera is clear and has plenty of light. I was shocked by how many fine hairs are in my ear, and those do block the view a little so be prepared for that. I like that I can set the phone down and focus all my attention to carefully controlling the camera. I found it best to move it a little and see if that is the direction you wanted to go before moving more. Easier than trying to remember which way you are holding it. Nice and small and light so super easy to use. Battery was almost halfway charged when I received it, and after playing with it for 10 minute or so and several inspections it hadn't gone down much. I only saw a battery level on the app when the camera was connected, so be sure to check it before turning it off. Also, the app has a button take photos easily, or switch to video. There was also a toggle for "Dynamic" instead of regular, whatever that means. I found that Dynamic was smoother and even better so would use that. Finally there is a small set of different tools for... Probing in your ear or removing stuff? Not sure what they are all for as I am NOT an ear doctor. I would recommend lot of caution. The only thing this is missing is a small carry case for it. Yes, I would absolutely recommend this ear camera. Now that I see how handy it is, I would buy another if something happens to this one.

Let me preface this review with stating that I use to work in the medical field and am fairly experienced with ear anatomy and classic otoscopes. Camera is bad quality. If you have any hairs in your ears (even peach fuzz) it will focus on those and blur everything else, making seeing your tympanic membrane very difficult. The lens gets covered in earwax very quickly and there's no cleaning instructions, but there is a small plastic brush included. No matter what I did to try to clean the camera lens, the images remain foggy. The depth perception seems off and the reversed image on your phone makes it difficult to maneuver. Overall, the camera quality reminds me of the first 1mp digital camera I owned back in 1998, but it's still convenient because it's tiny and I can see in small places. The other cleaning tools are made of metal and seem durable. It comes with a very short (a few inches) C charging cable. It seems to charge fully in just a couple hours. The full charge lasts for a couple hours in use, and days/weeks not in use. The instructions had a QR code to scan and download an app on your phone. This went smoothly and quickly. The suear app itself is a bit glitchy on my Google Pixel 8 pro. Sometimes it's harder to connect the camera than others. There is a left and right ear option that mirrors the image shown on the screen depending on which one you choose. For whatever reason, when I save the photo in the app it doesn't save the ear choice information along with it, and some photos I took ended up vanishing altogether, so the app could use some improvement/updates. I purchased this after researching several brands due to- low price and good camera quality reviews. I mainly wanted to see inside some blind boxes I collect (without opening), but it doesn't work good enough for that. If the metal end piece was longer, or had an extender that would work much better for that purpose, and I realize that's not the product's intended use. I tried it on my daughter's ear and saw that it was clogged with wax, but she screamed saying it was too painful, although I was very gentle. My older daughter had a hair stuck in her ear close to the eardrum and tried so hard to get it out of her ear canal that it was bleeding, even with just using the soft rubber tip. So, this product will cause soft tissue damage in your canal unless you are super gentle with it and don't use it for too long. My advice is to take a quick video so you can pause it and look at things/screenshot instead of digging around too much. I did not pay much for the item, so I got what I paid for at least. I'm just a little disappointed that the camera quality isn't as good as other reviews I've seen. I have included some photos of my own ear when it was infected and had fluid, and one of some small print on a box.

This is a pretty cool device. If you've never tried using a camera to pick your ears, this is going to change your life haha. It's really cool to be able to see inside of my ear. It's shocking to see how much wax can build up in your ear. I like this tool because it is much better than a cotton tip. With this device I can really hone in on the areas that need to be cleaned instead of moving around the cotton tip all around my ear just hoping something will get cleaned. I read that cotton tips can push your ear wax in deeper and it may not be very good. This device is pretty easy to connect to with your phone. You just have to download an app and connect to a Wi-Fi network that they specify and then you'll be able to connect with the probe. The probe is pretty well made. The camera is pretty clear and it shows all the details inside of your ear. I use this at least once a week to try to keep my ears clean. The soft tips, I think they are silicone, are pretty comfortable and they include extra ones so that you can replace them once they wear out. Overall this is a great option if you are looking to try for a camera gear cleaning device.

I found it complicated to get working. A smarter person might do better.

Nice ear camera, for viewing inside your ear canal. This isn’t a medical device and I would not recommend using it for actual ear cleaning as you can hurt yourself or the person who’s ear your looking into, but for general viewing its great. The camera really shows the inside of the ear and you can see your ear drums. Nice clear picture - very cool. It is not necessary to jam the camera that’s far in to get results. It would great for viewing the insides of a child’s ears to determine if a trip to the Urgent Care is needed. An app is required to use this product and you must follow the instructions to set up the connections or you will not be able to operate the viewing option. I highly recommend an ear camera if you have ever wanted to see whats going on in your ear or your child’s ear. Again, I would not recommend digging around or pressing it or any of the tools that it comes with, in any farther than needed to just get a glimpse of whats inside.

To start off, it comes with all the tools pictured. I didn't notice there was a difference in the silicone caps as the picture says, but that doesn't really bother me. Comes with a (very short) charger and the manual specifically says not to use it while it's charging. Everything is packaged well. The app is easy enough to download, but it does have 3.3 stars as of this review and some of the reviews on the app cited concerns about data mining, not being from a known, reputable company, and having issues connecting. I didn't have any issues and didn't give the app full permission to my phone's photos/videos, which was the main concern of the app reviews, so I just can't save any photos or videos (which I wasn't planning on doing anyway, but cool if you want to do that). There's definitely a learning curve to navigating your own ear cleaning, I imagine it's easier to do on someone else. The silicone cap felt fine against my ears, and I backed off when my ears began to feel irritated. Don't go deeper than what feels comfortable, whatever you remove will be far less satisfying if you have to go to a Patient First to have them diagnose a damaged eardrum or something. I only removed a star because there is no way to use the metal tools safely on yourself, since they do not attach to the device that has the camera in it. Might be easier to use them if you're doing this on someone else and can finagle two tools in their ears at once (again, I probably wouldn't but y'all do what you want with your own ears).

The app loaded on my iPhone fine. It was easy to use, but it didn't "flow" like a professional app does. That was not a problem however, as it worked. Using the tool took a little doing. When you're moving something around in your ear, since you can't see yourself unless you're in front of a mirror, it can be awkward at first moving that probe in the direction you want it to go. I found myself trying to move one way, then realizing I was backwards, and adjusting accordingly. The mirror didn't really help me much since then everything is backwards. However, It didn't take long before I did get the hang of it. It works like it was advertised, so giving this five stars.

There are a LOT of similar products out there. I've tested several, and this one stacks up okay. It doesn't have the best image quality, or accessories, but you could certainly do worse. The app is straightforward, and allows photos or video capture. It does nag you a bit after connection, and I had to clear its data & cache to fix connection issues [potential conflict with similar product]. I could only use one of the three silicone tips, but others might find them useful. The light is plenty bright, heating up your ear canal; brightness controls would be a nice upgrade. Had to put a mild s-bend in the scoop to make it more usable. The orientation sensor is smooth, and the connection stable. It's perfectly acceptable overall, but in a Cluttered sector it doesn't stand out as great. Others have better tips, cameras and ergonomics for roughly the same price, or slightly more.