Ear Wax Removal with Camera, Earwax Remover Tool, 1296P FHD Wireless Ear Otoscope with 6 LED Lights, 6 Ear Spoon & 6 Traditional Tools Ear Wax Removal Kit for iPhone, iPad & Android Smart Phone

Always had an issue with buildup in my right ear but since I got this I’ve had zero issues. The Bluetooth camera works great, app is easy to use, tool itself feels good in your hand, the little scoop at the end is easy to clean after each use, and at the price you can’t beat it! One use on each ear once every month or so and you’ll never have too much build up ever again. Just be careful and gentle so you don’t damage or irritate your ear drum and surrounding tissue in the ear canal

Got this for my husband who suffers a lot of ear wax buildup and it was disgusting to see what was in his ear and had to be removed the clarity is nice but not without its own problems once in the ear the camera can be blocked by the hair in your ears so make sure to turn on the ear drum detection. This with debris is a great purchase if you have a lot of ear aches or clogged ears. No storage and it should have something so it could stay clean but they don't give you anything so keep the box. Value wise not bad either. Function is simple

When I purchased this I thought that the wax scoop tool could be removed. You can attach new clean scoopers (that are included) but the camera has a big piece of metal sticking out that holds the scooper....I have no need for that, so I decided to take a risk and remove the metal. I'm honestly shocked I was able to completely remove the metal and sand it down to a finish so there are no harsh edges. Even more shocking is the fact I didn't destroy the camera or lights in the process.I've had another endoscope for a few years, but that one has a wire that connects to your device. This camera is MUCH BETTER not only quality, but also for a few more reasons. It connects easily to my devices via WiFi. Without having the wire attached makes it so much easier to use. The best thing that I didn't know existed before I got it, is the fact that you can spin the camera in circles and the view will not spin on your device. It's designed to always know what way is up. It was a task with my old endoscope to insert it into my ear and be certain the camera was facing the right way. With this one, it does it automatically. This is a great device for 23 bucks!

Very easy to connect to and has great video quality. You have to download an app to connect your phone to it, but it's really easy from there. There is built in screen recording so it's quick and easy to take a picture/video. It does take a bit to get use to the motions to use, but overall works as designed. It does get a bit warm after using it for more than 15 minutes, but that was only an issue for the first time I used it since it the wax was especially bad.

First off, I want to say that this tool let me see a part of myself that I had never seen before. Seeing inside your ear is a weird and cool experience. Luckily my ears weren't as clogged as some of the videos I had seen, so there wasn't much work to do in there.The most IMPORTANT thing I can mention about this tool is to go SLOW and be CAREFUL. It's disorienting to use this tool and you might find yourself moving your hand in the opposite direction of what you mean to. This can cause slight pain if you're pressing the tool into your ear canal, and if you happen to flinch, you don't want to damage your eardrum. That's the biggest danger of this tool, and it's a pretty big one. You need to be really careful around your eardrum. It's easier than you think to rupture or damage it, and you really don't want to do that. However, if you go slowly and are mindful of all your movements, this can be a wonderful tool to help clean parts of your ear that q-tips just can't reach.As far as the item itself, it's built well. The tip of it where the light is does get kind of hot, which can be uncomfortable in your ear. Also, the app that you're required to download funtions well, but is ever so slightly sketchy.

This thing is easy to use. The camera is not only super clear quality, it enlarges the view which is great for cleaning, but beware… it’s such a good large image of the inside of your ear that it might freak you out at first to see all the giant-looking ear wax globs and crusties! But you get used to it. This has also helped me see what’s going on in my ears that’s causing inflammation of the ear canals, and I was able to easily capture still images to show to my doctor. Oh… and this has an ear drum detector so you don’t get too close—that makes it feel safe to use. I was also able to use it to see a tiny crack in a tooth that has been bothering me… yes, I cleaned the ear wax off before I put it in my mouth. It made the tiny crack in my tooth look so big that I was scared into going to the dentist… good incentive to actually make a dentist appt. Anyway… love this device… and at such a good price.

Let start off by saying I'm no expert on endoscopes, but I am a guy with a wee earwax problem and this tool has helped me quite a bit in getting the gunk out, disgusting as it is. And at least now I know what the inside of my ear looks like. Anyway ... I will also say that there is a bi of a learning curve when using this thing. It helps to be able to flip the image on my screen, but even then it takes a little getting used to, as far as knowing which way to rotate your hand and how simple things like forward and backward, up and down really work. But, once you get used to it - this thing just may be your next best friend. (And hay, I just found out it works on doggo, too.)

The tool worked fine, the instructions were good, and honestly it's all on the up and up. My issue is, the thing has an actual TIP on it you can't remove. Like the picture of the blue silicone tip covers... that tip can't be removed so it adds about an 1/4th inch from the camera tip, further if those get too gross and you run out, it's just a solid metal tip which means you would need to order more or keep them clean... I just want to SEE inside my ear, I don't want to use it to remove anything. It's very difficult to understand which way you're pressing, and I don't want to practice on my own ear! I wanted to view my ears, then use safe solutions and then flush it out... if a tool will be used, it'll be used by the Dr. not my clumsy self.