Otoscope with 4.5" IPS Screen, 3.9mm Ear Camera with Gyroscope, No App Needed Ear Wax Removal Tool with Light, 32GB Card, Easy to Use Digital Ear Scope for Safe Home Ear Checker

Very easy to use, and the picture is clear. I have used it to inspect a cavity in my teeth even! The light is perfect to illuminate dark places. Been using it for years and it is like brand new. I love that I didn't have to download an app to use it.

I love this ear camera so I can see in my ears and in my family’s ears. The picture is very clear.

Great as an otoscope that you can use on yourself. When I was in kindergarten, I fell asleep outside and had the unfortunate luck of waking up to a scratching noise in my ear....after much convincing, my mom finally brought me to the doctor who looked inside of my ear, and confirmed my worst fear--a silverfish was making itself at home in there. Needless to say, I tend to be a bit paranoid about feelings in my ear and always assume the worst case scenario. If the camera ever appears foggy or less than clear, clean the lens as instructed and you should be as good as new. Having this be a self-contained unit and not require the use of my phone with a separate app to use is a big plus in my opinion and one of the reasons I purchased. This camera scope is very functional, provides a clear picture, and gives me peace of mind--totally worth it. There is a bit of a learning curve, but becomes easy to use once you get the hang of it.

Buy it. It's everything it says it is. Seriously. Just buy it.

The image is very clear on the screen. You can see clearly even with the black exam scope tips attached. I left the scope on for at least 10 minutes to see if the light would get too hot for my ear. I thought maybe I noticed only a very mild warmth on my finger from the light after 10 minutes, but I was still able to put the scope in my ear, touching all the sides of my ear, and not feel any difference in my ear canal. Only con: once you attach a cleaning tip on the end of the scope and insert into your ear canal, you cannot see what the tip is touching before it makes contact. I touched the tympanic membrane several times and winced before I realized I was not going to be able to see or feel how far into my ear canal the cleaning tip was. I do not recommend using the tips for cleaning out your ear canal if you are using the camera to try and visualize ear wax at the same time.

I bought an open fit hearing aid that uses various size domes for a tighter fit for my left ear. It seemed to work well for a couple of days until I noticed that the dome was missing. I looked all over and could not find it. Suspecting the worse, I went online and learned that many people were having to have the domes removed after they were stuck in the ear canal. I visited an emergency clinic and the nurse practitioner who treated me claimed that she could not see anything in my ear canal. I think she just did not want to deal with it. I was suspicious and felt that the dome was in my ear and not just misplaced in the house. But I did not want to go to an EENT clinic just to find out that the nurse practitioner was correct. So I discovered and ordered this Digital Otoscope that Supported Photo Snap and Video Recording. It was supper easy to set up and use. Sure enough, as soon as I put the probe in my ear, there it was. I could clearly see the almost transparent plastic dome stuck up against my eardrum. The light in the ear probe was strong and produced a very clear color display on the built-in screen. I tried to remove it myself but did not feel safe in doing so. With a recording of what I found, in case I needed to prove it was there, I went to an EENT clinic and the doctor was able to remove it with his special tools. EENT clinics are not cheap so this is a wonderful tool for someone like me who has always had problems with excessive wax buildup and other ear problems. This little tool is well worth the price saved from on EENT visits.

As a physician, I have a traditional Welch-Allyn otoscope I have used for years. The rechargeable battery on the otoscope I've had since medical school gave out and while shopping around for a replacement, I came upon this new camera based otoscope. The price was reasonable so I decided to buy one for home use. Prime shipping was quick as always and I was pleasantly surprised that the digital otoscope came charged and was of much higher quality than I would have expected. It works very well and probably offers some significant advantages over the traditional optical otoscope. Namely, given that it has a compact, sturdy, well built metal "camera wand", you can use it to look inside your own auditory canal and even your nasal passages and tonsils. The picture quality is better than expected. I have used this to look inside my kids' ears to assess swimmer's ear. The tympanic membrane is readily visible. One downside perhaps is that you do not have the option to insufflate (blow air via a squeeze bulb) like a traditional otoscope but for the average user, this isn't much of an issue. Bottom line: -well built -compact -sturdy -good resolution -excellent battery life -more uses than just looking inside auditory canals Overall, I'd recommend this product.

I purchased this device on May 5, 2024. While it did take a little bit of practice to get used to the “gyroscope” technology, overall it was very easy to use and the pictures I was taking of the inside my ear along with following a skin rash with images, were of EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY! (The only thing I would have changed if it was available, was a Bluetooth camera.) That would have been the “icing on the cake”. I highly recommended this to my peers, and I believe resulted in at least one purchase. Fast Forward: Everything was perfect until it wasn’t…. I don’t recall the exact date, but somewhere around late Nov 2024 to early Dec 2024, (same year it was purchased) it spontaneously developed a “fuzzy, semi-blind spot” which unfortunately was at an area of the screen, and was large enough, it obscured the images to the point of it being useless. As that was an extremely busy time of the year and I needed a replacement FAST, I did not really have the time to contact the company or customer support to discuss having it replaced, and not wanting to spend the $$ again for only approx 7-8 months of use. So I did the unthinkable and ordered an inexpensive, “cheap”, < $20 version used for ear cleaning. **And I can say, I am completely over it!!!! I am going to replace my ScopeAround and hopefully there is a Bluetooth option available for the camera now. I will reach out to the company before placing my order and will post an update if the company responds positively. I am “trusting I just received a lemon” and if so I do highly recommend this device. BUT, if these only typically last around 3/4 of a year, it is a cost prohibitive option. And to clarify, there was absolutely no damage done to the device in the few months I had it, and it was always stored indoors at room temperature.