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

I have Fibrous Dysplasia in the bone around one of my ear canals and as a result my ear canal gets narrower and narrower over time until I have surgery to widen it after several years. When it is narrow, sometimes water and wax can get trapped and I use Otex to flush this out. However, Sometimes that doesn't work and my ear canal can get incredibly inflamed and sometimes temporarily close over.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.

Picked this up as I have to wear earplugs a lot for work, and was concerned about pushing wax down the ear canal.Works well enough for its intended purpose, although I recommend switching it to "left ear" mode so it doesnt flip the image. Image is clear and the camera gyro is responsive. It recharges fast, and battery life is adequate. I do recommend giving the detachable scoop a quick tighten before using, because it felt loose, and the potential hazard that causes can be found in these reviews. Set of ear spoons/picks that came with it (not intended for use with the main unit, they won't both fit) are metal, which was a pleasant surprise as I was expecting plastic.After carefully pulling out a clump of wax and hair that had been rubbing my eardrum when I swallowed, I thought to myself "I've got 5 holes in my head, and I'll be damned if I'm stopping at poking this thing in 2!".So far, I've also used it, with spoon detached, to check on my hind teeth better than I've ever managed with a dental mirror, and with a fresh silicone sheath and some mild discomfort, dug out two tonsiloths. That alone justified the purchase for me, even if it wasn't it's intended use or why I bought it.Much like Q-tips state "do not place in ear canal", this tool comes with a serious degree of personal liability, a need for a steady hand and a sense of spacial awareness. Your ears are delicate and no one should recommend sticking things in there. But as far as cameras that you can fit in there, it's a decent one, and good value.(edit: I bought a second one for my parents, mostly because my mother has gum issues, and it would be useful for her to monitor it with this. The unit that arrived seemed to be a newer model, with the spoon-end being built in, no longer a screwed on ring. No more risk of it coming loose and leaving a peice of metal in your ear.)

This thing actually works better than I expected for the price. To connect, it has its own 'wifi' connection that you connect to through your phone, where you can then see the live view of the small camera. The picture quality is good and you can see right into your ear drum, and the small lights help. Of course, it's not 4K ultra HD, but it definitely does the job well. The rubber wax scraper does not hurt at all when using. I wish there were a bit more scoop options with different shapes, but what you get already does the job quite well. Also, I have small ears and my skin is a bit sensitive, so when you poke in slightly wrong places it may start to hurt after a bit. However, I am sure this won't be a problem for most. Overall, worth the purchase and good value for the price.

I had blocked ears and wanted to see what/how far the blockage was in the ear. The camera quality is great and could clearly see the build up and managed to clear most of the wax with the tools in the set with my first attempt. I was cautious with my first go so I didn't damage my ears. With a bit of practice I was able to clean each ear successfully. I combined this with ear drops and within 24 hours it felt like everyone was shouting at me.The tool is easy to clean and the multiple ends for the camera were great for getting the different bits of wax out. There are also some additional tools which are good quality but I didn't really need them as the camera worked so well.All round great product and simple to use. I would take a bit of time to get use to the control of the tip.