Anykit Visual Ear Wax Removal Camera, Type-C Digital Otoscope with 6 LED Lights and Ear Camera with Earwax Removal Tool for Adults & Children, Compatible with iPhone 15& Android (Purple)

Absolutely a must buy. 🥰This is great for anything you need to see or retrieve. Spot on for ears,nose under fingernails for slivers. Looking at teeth etc.. Cuts and much much more. Hooks right to your phone no hassle wifi connection. Easy to clean lens with qtip and a touch of rubbing alcohol and wipe off with another dry qtip. This is good for humans or pets. I broke my wires off my 1st one so i couldnt live with out another. Another great use is automotive I'm a mechanic and it's easy to drop bolts and can't see where it went. Using this camera you can get into hard to reach places

Works well. Clean clear pic. I got the chorded version fo4 better pic.

Muy buena calidad cumple con lo descrito, hay como tomar fotos y hacer videos 👍🏻

This product works well! My husband has perpetually blocked ears and now we can visualize what's going on!

This earwax remover has some good things and some small drawbacks. The camera has good image quality. The light is bright! There are attachments included that help with safely removing earwax from the ear. The scoops are somewhat disappointing, but there's an alternate type that works good. The earwax remover can operate with some devices using a USB-C cable. The app is easy to use and records and takes images. The camera will not work without the app. It will only work with Android and Apple iPhone and iPad. It will not work with PC or MAC. I think the scoops may be too long and too soft to remove some of the earwax. It's hard to see with the camera at certain angles, because the spoon is too far away from the lens. There is another type of removal tool that works better than the scoop. I like that one better. It is more effective, in my opinion. The earwax remover isn't wireless like some others. However, connectivity is improved and more stable with the cable. The cable is also the power source when plugged into a device. So, there's no need to charge the earwax remover. I think this is a good deal at sale price. It has a few different tools included to help with removal and cleaning. There are only 4 removal tips, so take care to clean them and not break them. I think this earwax remover is mostly good. The camera has good quality, and the app is simple and easy to use. I like all the extras included, and I like that there are safety attachments. It's not bad, and the light is nice and bright!

I have a cat with one dirty ear, so I needed to peek inside it to see if this accumulation was from her lack of grooming or if something nasty was happening inside it. I have similar Kits, like the Anykit Visual Ear Wax Removal Camera, but they all come with metal tools that are too invasive for my liking. I took another reviewer's advice and used airplane mode before using the app. I could see enough of the inside of her ear to see that she had some accumulation of dirt that I could clean for her. I saved time and money by not needing to see her Vet over a dirty ear. Full Disclosure: I received this product for free from the Vine program. However, I did not receive any payment for this review. I want to assure you that I am committed to providing honest and unbiased reviews. It's important for you to know that I pay a significant 29% in federal and state income taxes for each item, a burden I carry. I apologize for not including any pictures in this review, as my genetic condition causes my hands to shake, making it difficult to capture clear images.

Anykit 3.9 mm Visual Digital Otoscope is quite a remarkable device, essentially a small endoscopic camera with very good image quality that can be used to look in small tubes but also in places such as your scalp or the back of your neck that you would not ordinarily be able to see. The app required to run it is also decent functionally but has a poor rating on the at the official site for Android downloads because of a shady privacy policy that asks for permission to collect and share an excessive amount of personal information. Yet the developer claims no data is collected and at least without taking pictures, my Android settings say no permissions are being granted. Nonetheless, the privacy policy, which had to be agreed to before using the app, was shady enough that I put my device in airplane mode, turned off my wireless, backed up the app, used the camera and then uninstalled the app before restoring my data and wireless functions - I figure I will not be using the camera that often and I can reinstall it from the backup as needed★ More comments: • I'm trained in health care and was able to get the hang of using the device after skimming the written directions (that didn't say much). I didn't need video instructions which are available somewhere on the net, but I did need to figure out how to use the app to change the orientation of the image so that it looked like what I expected to see when I aimed the camera in a particular direction. • I didn't test out any of the ear curettes because the delicate skin of the ear canal can easily be damaged. Earwax serves a protective function. **If** it's necessary to clear out a wax impaction, using warm water and persistence, and sometimes additives that can be found over-the-counter or mixed up at home should work. Look at reliable medical sites or ask your health care provider to learn more about indications for clearing wax and what to use. • The app is available from the official site for downloading Mac apps, but when I downloaded it onto my Macbook Air, the camera was not recognized. Again the developer claimed that no data was being collected but because of the shady privacy policy I turned off my wireless before attempting to use the app and used additional software to find and remove **all** traces of the app from my computer. • I discovered that the app and its shady privacy policy actually works on an older micro-USB device which contains less personal information. I used a micro-USB to usb-A OTG adapter daisy chained to a usb-a male to usb-c female adapter. However, before I discovered that I already had the right adapters, I found it extremely difficult to locate a well-rated male micro USB to female USB-C connector that also supports OTG. The Amazon product page is quite specific about the OTG requirement. (I still turn off my wireless before using the app and delete the app before turning my wireless back on.) ★ Before making purchases of items such as these, it's important to carefully check the ratings on the official app download site for your platform. I declined an offer of a similar, reportedly excellent, camera because its app was caught by multiple users copying their clipboards. Users also reported that the amount of spam they got went up after installing the app.

I had a Bluetooth otoscope that did not connect very well, so I like how this otoscope is wired and relies on the hard connection to your device to work. It’s a lot clearer than I expected. The included guards and tips work very well with it, and I’m able to get a clear view of my ear or my kids ears to see if their ears have too much wax or if they look red/inflamed and we should go to the doctor. I’ve even taken photos with this otoscope and uploaded them for a virtual doctor visit and they were super helpful.