Endoscopic Ear Spoon with Camera and Phone Live View
Clean your ears with the canal in full view. This endoscopic ear spoon streams a magnified live image to your phone, so you scoop only what you can see. Stainless steel shaft, soft silicone tip, USB rechargeable.
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Clean your ears with the canal in full view. This endoscopic ear spoon streams a magnified live image to your phone, so you scoop only what you can see. Stainless steel shaft, soft silicone tip, USB rechargeable.
See inside your ears in real time while you clean them
- unable to see earwax buildup
- guesswork when cleaning ears
- harsh or unsafe cotton swab use
Clean what you can see, not what you guess
Cotton swabs push wax deeper while you work blind. Now the ear canal shows on your phone in real time, so you clean only what needs cleaning.
Precision Tools for a Sensitive Canal

See the canal live on your phone
An endoscopic camera streams the ear canal to your smartphone in real time. You see where the wax sits before you scoop, so every move is a visible decision.

A gentle scoop you can control
A soft silicone-tipped head sits on a polished stainless steel shaft. It is far kinder than a blind metal pick, and the slim shaft lets you keep pressure light.

Grip it steady
A ribbed matte body stays put in your hand. One push button and a small status light keep the routine simple, and a USB port at the base handles charging.
Look First, Then Clean in Three Steps
- 1Charge it
Plug the USB cable into the port at the base. The status light shows when the device is ready.
- 2Pair your phone
Connect to your smartphone and open the live view.
- 3Look, then scoop
Check the outer canal on screen. Scoop only visible wax, slowly, and withdraw while watching.
What You Get
- Endoscopic ear spoon×1
Stainless shaft, silicone-tipped head
- USB charging cable×1
Plugs into the base port
From blind swabbing to seeing first
The blind push
Most of us reach for a cotton swab every morning and have never once seen what it is doing. You push, you twist, you hope. Afterwards you still wonder whether you moved the wax out or packed it further in.
Seeing inside
A slim stainless spoon with a built-in endoscopic camera streams the canal to your phone. The picture is magnified, and you see where the wax sits before anything touches it. The guesswork stops there.
A calmer routine
Look, scoop only what is visible, stop when the canal looks clear. It takes a few minutes at the bathroom mirror or on the edge of the bed, and it feels controlled instead of hopeful.
Why Seeing Beats Guessing
| Endoscopic ear spoon | Cotton swab | Basic metal ear pick | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live view of the canal | Yes | No | No |
| Soft silicone tip | Yes | Partial | No |
| Reusable | Yes | No | Yes |
| Rechargeable | Yes | No | No |
| See wax before touching it | Yes | No | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Work only in the visible outer canal, with slow, light pressure, and watch the live view the whole time. Never push deep. If you see no wax, don't clean.
Charge the device over USB, pair it with your smartphone, and the ear canal appears on screen. Check the app instructions for your specific phone model.
The head is soft silicone and the shaft is polished stainless steel. Because you see the canal while you work, you can stop before you press too hard. Stop at any pain.
A swab is a few seconds of blind use and then it is in the bin. This is a rechargeable, reusable tool with a camera, stainless steel and silicone parts. Spread over months of weekly checks, the cost per use is small.
No. It is a home hygiene tool. Pain, discharge or sudden hearing loss should go to a clinician.





