If u like me and worry about ur kids and there ears being cleaned then this is for u I'm able to c n side so good now for a bby it's hard to c n side cuz the ears r so small but kids 5 and up u can c the ear drum so well this thing works grate and very easy to set up on ur phone I highly recommend this it gives a clear picture to what's inside u can look at ears nose mouth

I couldn't wait to write this review right after I used my new wireless otoscope, which was about 10 minutes after I received the delivery! If you get a lot of ear wax, then you know how hard it is to deal with and keep your ear canal clean (especially if you need to wear ear plugs for a good night's sleep). And it's not like you can look into your own ears to clean them out, until now! I really didn't want a family member looking through an otoscope into my dirty ear, nor did I want anyone but a doctor cleaning them since it can be a little painful and scary to have someone poking around in your ear canal. This is the perfect solution and it really worked! First, you need to download the app to be able to see the video on your phone. Fortunately, it arrived charged so I could use it right away. Next, I used a supplied cover to get a good look inside both ears without going inside too far. The doctor had said 1 ear was 85-90% blocked and the other was about 20%. He was not kidding. Then, I used the supplied ear picks to gradually get the wax out. There were 3 types and all worked well for different purposes. It was much easier than I thought and both ear canals are now clean except for tiny bit of residue which will probably rinse out during my next shower. Just make sure to take it very slowly and be SUPER gentle. The canal is very tender. Make sure you're able to see that you're actually getting the wax and you're not near your ear drum. Good luck!

This was a great purchase for the price. My kids have frequent ear infections, so I use it often. The battery lasts a long time. It is easy to use. The first picture is a normal ear drum with ear tube, the second and third are infected. You can easily notice the difference, so now I do not have to go to the doctor as often. I am a nurse, so I do know what I'm looking for, but if you are not, there are many pictures that you can reference on google. Overall very happy with the purchase. The only things I wish were different: 1. The only way to take a picture is to use the button on your phone, so you almost need two people, especially if you are looking in a child's ear. 2. I have an iPhone and it does great with the otoscope. You connect via Wi-Fi, the otoscope has its own Wi-Fi to connect to so you have to make sure to go to your settings and select that one each time. Neither thing is a deal breaker and I would make the same purchase again, so still rating 5 stars.

The picture view on this ear camera is great! Helpful to know if my son has an ear infection. I would not recommend using the small attachments that I would assume were included for cleaning. For one, they are difficult to navigate, and two, one of the plastic pieces broke off very easily upon an attempt to use. Luckily, it was not in the ear at the time, or we would have likely needed a trip to urgent care to have a small piece of plastic removed from the ear.

This is such a fun little tool! For a really decent price I get to check out my ear drums whenever I want, which, up until this purchase, I had never seen before! Check out the air-fluid level in photo 9 and the air-fluid interface bubbles in photo 10!
I've never had an issue getting my phone to connect to the otoscope and the app works decently well. That said, this otoscope has some quirks/minor issues, but I expected that considering I paid less than $50 for a camera that connects to my phone that's designed to take pictures within an ear canal.

Here's the issues I've encountered:

1) The otoscope will sometimes distort photos randomly, or change the angle of the photo a bit, without any rhyme or reason. Compare each pair: photos 1 & 2, photos 3 & 4, photos 5 & 6, and photos 7 & 8. Each pair was taken within a minute or two of each other without changing anything other than slight repositioning to better capture the eardrum/improve focus. No buttons were pressed within the app (which let's you select right vs. left ear and portrait vs. landscape mode).
The first 3 sets show the random distortion/stretching, while photos 7 & 8 show the random angle change of ~45° (I didn't rotate the device between shots; photo 8 was taken less than 17 seconds after photo 7). This photo capturing quirk hasn't bothered me much. I just take plenty of photos "” the majority of them are NOT distorted. It took me a fair bit to even notice it was happening and a bit longer still to realize that I wasn't causing it.

2) Sometimes there is a lag/freezing of the camera view for a second or two while you're steadily viewing the camera trying to find the best position. The number of lags *seemed* to increase as the battery grew closer to needing to be charged (I've only charged it once so far and I've currently got 132 photos of my ear drums [so cool!]). The lags are a bit annoying, but not bothersome enough to make me regret my purchase or stop using it.

3) This one isn't necessarily an issue, just an FYI: after a few minutes, the tip of the otoscope will get warm. Not enough to burn you, just noticeable warmth. This actually provided some temporary pain relief when I had a ear mild infection setting in.

It is SO nice to be able to look at my ear drums whenever I'm hearing crackling, or my ear feels plugged, or I have a fleeting painful twinge, and then be able to take photos of what I saw to my doc. I am very pleased with my purchase.