Ear Wax Removal Kit, Hpavxlr 1080P Wireless Ear Remover
Ear Wax Removal Kit, Hpavxlr 1080P Wireless Ear Remover with Camera, 3.5mm Ear Endoscope, WiFi Otoscope with App Control, 6 Visible LEDs, IP67 Waterproof, Suitable for iOS, Android, Adults, Kids, Pets
| Brand: | Hpavxlr |
| Origin: | China |
For years I suffered from blocked ears as a result of using a cotton wool bud, until I got the ear cleaner. Very easy to use and no more pain or irritation !!
I was able to clean stuff from my ear that was stuck deep down. It’s good to have these kinds of products for people instead of wasting so much money at the doctor’s. Definitely should buy!
Product feels sturdy and works as intended.
The camera quality is good and set up is simple.
Can not fault any part of the product it works exactly as described 🙂
This product is amazing, I was surprised on how good the camera quality was and how easy the app is to use, all you have to do is connect the product to your WiFi then go on the app and that’s it. The scoop on the end of the cleaner works really well for scooping up the ear wax
Bought originally due to it being on sale and my previous two had broken. After using I can confirm the quality is far superior to others on the market. Clear image quality, easy to use and reliable app along with a good build quality. Definitely worth purchasing, even at full price!
Great piece of kit. Very easy to setup and use and handy for keeping an eye on the family’s ears. Kids were fascinated seeing what inside their ears were like too.
Live image is shared through an app on your phone. Defo recommend
A brilliant price very very good easy to use I connected it within the first three minutes in my opinion it is one of the best ways to clean your ears I couldn’t hear out of my right ear now after I have used this I can now hear clear as anything
Initially I found this very difficult to link to my phone, the instructions given did not match the options I had, but once setup, wow.
It now links seemlessly every time I use it and the images are very interesting. When you insert the item in your ear you will either find them fascinating or gruesome depending on your point of view, I have had a dental problem this week and found the camera useful for examining the condition of the problem tooth.
The light can be a little overpowered at time and I have found it impossible to work out which way to turn the thing to change the angle, sort of reverse to where you think you need to move it, but that is just me, never can work out how to turn the wheel to reverse a trailer either.
The part I find most amusing is seeing the giant boulder sized earwax (on the camera) that you are extracting, only to see it is actually a tiny spot when removed from the ear.
Would recommend.
As someone who is paranoid about using cotton buds in ears I wanted a product which would allow me to still clean out any wax but without as much of the risk of accidentally hitting the eardrum. This product is really quick and easy to connect to phone via their app and gives a clear image of the inside of the ear. The only issue is the battery life isn’t very long so it needs to be charged in between each use
The only drawback is that the instructions to connect to your phone are unclear. Here’s how you do it:
1. Download app onto your phone.
2. Press blue button on earwax tool so that it lights up. (Mine came with 55% charge from the factory, so it may be good to go out of the box)
3. THEN look on your phone’s list of wifi connections for the device & choose it.
4. Return to App & you’re good to go.
Otherwise, this operated as planned. I was able to remove a 1.5 cm chunk from 1 ear almost immediately & that unblocked that ear. The other ear needed a 5 minute soak with hydrogen peroxide & then about 5 minutes of careful work with the earwax tool removed all of the earwax from the other ear.
12 minutes total removed earwax that’d been blocking my hearing for 12 months. Absolute legend of an earwax tool!
I had a weird obsession with watching TikTok videos of peoples ears being cleaned so decided to get one I was gutted my ears are really clean! But for the small amount of wax it was so satisfying!! Be careful tho as you can easily push wax back and block your ear!!
It also takes a while to get used to how to use it. I’d recommend but try not to get addicted like me!
I always need to see inside my ears which this one is so good it’s not strange thing,just lighting inside to see dirt inside also easy contact with my mobile phone camera x
Able to clean my ears the right way without any issues. Product is very good and I love the live viewing function. Also when you record videos, it saves on the app and it does not save onto your phone storage which is an added bonus!
My husband has relay bad build up of wax and it was really satisfying looking and scrapping the was that was in his ears .. also I thought I kept mine clean with ear buds but when I put camera down I found wax in places I did t know where there I happy I bought this camera
I dont usually leave reviews…
But I had to on this.
For months I’ve felt like something was in my ear, everytime I yawned I could feel it.
Found this and straight away could see a huge lump of hard wax. The tool was difficult to maneuver at first, but after a minute or so, I got the hang of it.
The relief to get the wax out was amazing!!
After trying many types of ear oils and rubber syringes I can say that this product has done the job perfectly and more thoroughly than other products. I was able to see and remove nearly all the stubborn earwax that refused to leave my ear canals and could finally hear crystal clear without too much effort. As long as you take your time removing bit by bit with the tools provided this device can solve your blocked ear issues in 10 minutes. The camera quality was great although I did have some hair in the way that made it slightly harder to view. The flashlight and battery life were more than enough for me to get the job done. All in all great product, would recommend it.
To connect your phone you have to connect to the devices WiFi this losing your WiFi internet connection until you can’t back to your router water using it. Would prefer uwb Bluetooth.
I was shocked when I put the camera into his ear to see the drum and ear canal totally coated in wax. I have managed to remove quite a lot, but have decided to use more olive oil tonight and tomorrow morning before going back in to remove the rest hopefully.
The camera picture is clear, the only thing I would say to anyone is to take it slowly going in and gently scoop the wax as my partner said when I was near the drum it was quite sensitive.
Very happy with purchase, would definitely recommend this.
A few years ago I bought an ear camera to help me see what was happening and and work out if something was stuck, my ear was swollen or had water trapped etc etc. It was a decent camera but it was wired, so I had to always get my MacBook out and connect it up to that and also the camera itself wasn’t very narrow so I couldn’t get very close to where the problem was. Also, the image quality wasn’t great (this was purchased 4 years ago though).
This new camera though is so much better. It connects to my iPhone by creating its own wifi connection and connects in seconds. Secondly, the camera housing, is much narrower and can therefore get closer to where the problem is and has a better quality camera sensor as well. So being able to see things clearer and closer makes this so much easier to use.
Another thing that I didn’t even know it could do before buying it, is that it keeps the image locked in a specific orientation no matter how much you twist the camera around. This is very useful as my old camera was a pain to get it in the correct orientation to work out what was happening in my ear. You can turn that lock feature off, but I keep it on as it makes looking in the ear so much easier.
Also, its USB-C so charging it, is really easy. Although, it didn’t seem to work with my MacBook USB-C charger, could be a power delivery thing. I charged it from a 5V PSU with a USB-C cable.
At 15, I couldn’t recommend this enough if you have issues with your ears.
HOWEVER: Coming from someone who has a genetic issue with their ear canal for almost over 15 years now, only use these cameras to view what is happening in your ear. DON’T use the scoops and tools as it can be very dangerous if you hit your ear drum with them. Plus, ear canal skin is very very sensitive. It can swell up and even bleed at the merest touch with the metal tools supplied with this or any other ear camera.
Use the camera to work out what is happening and if the problem is wax or water that is trapped, in most cases use Otex/Olive Oil to soften the ear wax, or if you have to stick something in your ear, use cellulose based ear wicks to soak up any water and drag out any debris. A cellulose ear wick is less likely to cause harm compared to a piece of metal or plastic attached to a camera.
To use the camera as just a camera you can unscrew the metal scoop off of the tip of the camera easily enough so you just have the camera to put in the ear. I screw the scoop back on when I’ve finished using it, just to protect the camera lens.