Ear Wax Removal Camera, Ear Cleaner 1296P HD Camera, Ear Cleaning Kit with 8pcs Ear Set, Wireless WiFi Otoscope with 6 Lights, Rechargeable Earwax Removal Tool Kit for Adult & Kid(Black)ClimatePartner certified

The media could not be loaded. So, my 8 years old boy produces so much earwax that I could make a candle business out of him. My wife, and I to some extent, are not fans of inserting stuff in anyone's ears. However, if we never cleaned my kid's ears, he'd go around oozing earwax out of his ears, so it's not like we have a choice.I try to solve as much as I can with technology, and talking with my sister about this kid situation, she told me I should get an "earwax removal tool", which I had no idea even existed.I came into amazon, typed those same words, and I chose this one because of price and reviews (being a bit skeptic about it, to be honest).Keep in mind that this tool did not change my mind about inserting stuff inside ears, I still believe that it should be a last option.As a good dad, I decided to test it on myself first (see seriously gross video).I do produce quite a bit of earwax myself (still nowhere near my son's candle factory), so I went at it a few days after this arrived.My first thought was "how on earth is silicon going to grab earwax?". Well, it does, and pretty well too.Connecting this to my phone was as simple as connecting it to any WiFi, except that my phone constantly complains about "WiFi does not have internet", but it stays connected as long as I tell my phone to ignore the fact that it has no internet connection.The app is super simple (if you're wondering, it's called "EndscopeTool", at least on Android), and has 0 trackers (according to Exodus app), but it will ask for Storage permissions (you don't need it if you don't use the recording feature). It only has what I need to work this, and the camera is pretty high definition for it's size, in my opinion (that lens is seriously tiny).I can record the removal (not that I think that's useful at all, who wants to see earwax removal videos?), but above everything, it works. For this price, after I test the longevity of this thing, if it lasts anything over 6 months, I'm totally getting another one to have for replacement.Since I've never before used anything like this, I've no idea of what the cons may be (other than it goes inside the ear), but these are the pros I can find to having one of these:- The light is super bright, as you can see in the video- The charging port is USB-C (finally someone understands that micro USB is no longer a thing)- It very lightweight- Comes with quite a few washable replacement silicon tips- It's pseudo-waterproof (only the stick with the camera is waterproof, not the rest of the body, so be mindful of that), which makes for easy cleaning- It has an "eardrum proximity alert" (no idea how that works, but I make sure it doesn't get in too far anyway)Sure, since I have NEVER looked inside my own ear while cleaning it before, it took a few tries to get used to it, but cleaning my kid's ears was super easy though.So far, I'm glad I got this, it is going to make my life a bit easier, and at the end of the day, that's what tech is supposed to do for us, right?There's a bunch of other parts and sticks that came in the packaging, no idea what they do, but I don't want to insert anything else into my kid's ears anyway, so not using them.

Not a lot to say that hasn't already been said. This is an incredible tool for the money, and has potential uses well beyond looking in your ear, especially for folks with less than perfect eyesight. It was easy to pair with the phone, and has decent battery life. It comes with spare protective tips as well as a set of tools.Personally, I didn't find the little tools to be very useful; there is an assortment of scoops to help get the wax out. The problem is, they don't fit on the camera, so you are going in without being able to use the tool you bought. The other negative for me was the cleaning brush, which is the same type you get with an electric razor; way too big to use on this tiny lens. So if you have dirty ears, there is a good possibility that you will need to come up with a method of cleaning this off. I used a spray can of Isopropyl alcohol with a tiny spray tube attached.To summarize, this tool was a great help to me in resolving an ear issue I have had for some time; I was able to use it to remove a good portion of the blockage, as well as to confirm that the rest was cleaned out after using a syringe of warm water.

Camera works surprisingly well but it's not quite as good as they say it is.The connectivity was amazing. Super fast and easy. Did not expect it to work so well.All in all a good product that I would buy again if I needed a new one.

It's time to rid your cabinets of cotton swabs, this camera will be everything you need to maintain the health and cleanliness of your ears! The camera is high quality, and the battery is long lasting, it all works great! The sizing is perfect for all ears, big or small. The rubber tips offer comfortable usage. I couldn't tell you how much money I've spent on disposable ear cleaners over the years. This product is long-lasting, and at such a great price point! The device itself is silent. I really like that the device has a setting to tell you if you're too close to your eardrum. It gives you the peace of mind that you aren't doing damage while cleaning your ears. I highly recommend this product to anyone and everyone.