Ear Wax Removal, Earwax Remover Tool with 1080P HD, Waterproof, Easy Use, 3.5mm Ear Camera with 6 LED Lights, Earwax Removal Tools for iOS & Android, Kids & Adults

Broke same day, worked poorly, the pieces were rough with sharp edges which hurt the ear, camera not very clear hard to see grainy video and difficult to tell which direction is which, pieces don’t stay in place and also bend easily which makes removal of ear wax very difficult

I always feel like something in my ear and constantly use ear buds to relieve from it. This was a great device to check your ear by yourself without have to go to doctor for expensive appointments and can take care at home itself.This did serve the purpoe very well. You just need to download a app and pair with your phone so you can watch in realtime and also you can save photos and videos to watch later or even to show to your primary care doctor.

Have tried a few things like this, some work, some didn't. Seems most don't work well at all, but this one at least seemed to work fairly decently.Good picture quality on an iPhone X Pro Max, sometimes a bit of a lag in the picture though which can make it a bit tougher to use. Focus on which way is "down" so you can easily maneuver once you're inside the ear canal. It can get a bit weird when you rotate your phone and suddenly you have to change all the movements. So best to go in and keep everything the same orientation after that.Little scoops work pretty well at getting goop out. It looks a lot grosser on the camera view magnified than it does by the time you're out of the ear and you see how tiny the amount is.Still, a handy tool, although it gets toasty on the inner ear canal when it's been on for a bit...

My 17 year old son has been dealing with clogged ears, so I got this to see if it was wax build up. This little device is cool! We could see the impacted wax fairly clearly, although you have to keep the tip clean or it’s blurry and hard to see.The app is easy to use as well, but this device would do nothing without the app, so hopefully they keep it updated.

Although this unit is designed specifically for the ear it has many other uses as the probe camera is excellent - far better than the price point would lead you to expect. First off - the ear: This is a two-person operation. The child/adult who needs to sit quietly and the person operating the probe. You get an excellent view of what is in the ear. I'd suggest that you'd keep your activities to the lower portion of the canal and leave the upper canal probing to the professionals. With this, you can easily make that judgment call.This otoscope can also look into the nose or easily see the back of the teeth. One of my boys used it under the hood of his call to check a hose in the 'way back' that he thought may have a bad connection.

I didn't get this for the use intended. I got this to be able to see up close on circuit boards, and it does a great job. Easy to set up with the app, and has a clear video. I can see up close to tell if something is burnt up, and needs to be replaced. I would think that using this for its intended purpose would work like it is supposed to .

Nice little camera on a stick, not much different from other similar products (I had a different one before), so I'd give it good score for the price. I used it with my iPhone and the provided app. Unfortunately it is not easy to use due to long focal point (about 1 inch), which makes it difficult to actually see or focus on any point inside the year. You can still see well enough within a larger year (mine), but can't see much within a small ear (my wife's). The ear wax removal attachments are so-so, useful in theory but not of much use in practice due to difficulty of navigating through ear with any stiff device, regardless of having a camera or not. We ended up removing some wax using a syringe with water (EZY DOSE Ear Wax Cleaner on Amazon), while may also visit CVS to finalize the cleanup. In the end we didn't find much use for this camera, but reviewing it for what it is, and it does work similarly to other such devices while being lower priced.

For no more than I paid for this, it beats having to pay the doctor a hundred or more dollars to tell you if "maybe" your ear is infected or it's just impacted wax. My husband works at a shipyard so dust and dirt are constantly in the air and giving him ear issues in one particular ear.The tiny plastic scoops are sturdy and fit snugly to the tip. The LED light at the end is nice and bright and it charges quickly. The power cord does fit ours very snugly though, and the housing at the charger did snap off once, but I was able to clip it back in (it's just a tension fit for the cover) so no harm no foul there. It's just something to be aware of. Pretty cool to be able to see in your ears and also gave me the chance to teach the kiddo about her sense of hearing. Definitely recommend!