Wi-Fi mini camera with cleaning accessories

Earwax deep in the ear canal – and you don’t even know if you’re really reaching it.

You poke around in the dark with a cotton swab hoping to hit the right spot – but often you just push the wax deeper. The Wi-Fi ear otoscope with a 1296P HD camera connects directly to your smartphone and streams a crystal-clear live image from the ear canal. With the included silicone scoop, you can cleanly and visibly lift out the dirt – no guessing, no blind fumbling.

Benefits

• No more blind poking: Thanks to live HD streaming to your smartphone, you see exactly what’s happening inside the ear – you never have to clean blindly again or risk pushing wax deeper.
• No need to visit the doctor for simple ear cleaning: The device provides a clear view of the ear canal for the whole family – including children – saving you time, trips, and costs.
• No guessing if the device is charged: The built-in battery fully charges in one hour and lasts up to 14 days with daily use of 5 minutes – you’ll never find it dead when you need it.

Specifications

• Resolution: 1296P HD
• Image sensor: CMOS
• Connection: Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz
• Frame rate: 30 fps
• Lens diameter: approx. 3.5 mm
• Focal length: 15–20 mm (optimal)
• Depth of field: 10–50 mm
• LEDs: 6 cold light LEDs
• Battery: 130 mAh lithium (built-in), charging time approx. 1 hour
• Operating time: approx. 35–40 minutes
• Water resistance: IPX5
• Compatibility: Android and iOS, range up to 10 m
• Gyroscope: 3-axis
• Color: Black, White
• Package contents: 1x Wi-Fi otoscope, 4x ear scoops, 1x USB cable, 1x storage bottle, 1x manual

Usage

1. Connect: Turn on the otoscope and connect it via Wi-Fi to your smartphone – the app opens the live image within seconds.
2. Insert: Attach the desired silicone scoop and gently insert the camera into the ear canal – the 6 LEDs light up automatically.
3. Clean: Watch the image on the display and remove the wax precisely with the scoop – then simply detach the tip and clean it with water.

Pro tip: Before inserting, gently pull the ear upward and backward – this opens the ear canal and makes it much easier to position the camera, especially for children.