BEBIRDNote 5 Pro Ear Canal Cleaner: FHD Camera with Omnidirectional Tweezers, IoT-Enabled Otoscope Support Remote Videos, Magnetic On/Off Cap, Ear Hygiene StorageBase

This BEBIRD Note 5 Pro Ear Canal Cleaner is really a nice little device. Though it's primarily billed as an ear canal cleaner having very small tweezers coupled with a light and camera, yielding a bright and magnified image on your cell phone, tablet or computer monitor can prove very useful.Out of the box it's very easy to charge, via USB, and to pair. This device is only WiFi. It's good from the viewpoint of compatibility. But, it requires you to change your phone's WiFi connection to the device's internal Hotspot whenever you want to use it. I must say that's inconvenient. Also, while using the device you are off line. I would have preferred Bluetooth. It does work well, however, and has a stable connection.You basically have a lighted, camera equipped pair of tweezers which can be used for many different things. You are also supplied with a number of padded tips. I used it for its intended purpose when I had an errant hair, after a haircut, get down in my ear and was touching my eardrum. It was a snap to locate and remove. Of course, you need to be exceedingly careful. To engage the tweezers you have to squeeze the body of the device rather firmly. This makes keeping it in place more difficult. One feature it could use is the ability to vary the light's intensity. The camera washes out if there is anything light-colored in the field of view. Dimming the light would solve that.With the cap on it powers off. It's very easy to carry. But, it lacks a pocket clip. It's quite smooth and could be easily dropped. The base stand is very nice and stores your extra tips.Overall, this is a great little device at an affordable cost. I'd prefer Bluetooth and the light needs a dimming feature. But, it easily deserves five stars.

Best endoscope I've tried, used a couple USB ones a while back and these have them beat in just about every regard. Highly recommend!

This is an interesting product. It comes quite well-packaged, almost as if it is an Apple brand product, and seems well made. It hooked up quite easily to my Google Pixel 8 with no problems. You have to download an app. The device itself acts like a wifi access point, so when you hook it up to your phone, the phone is latching onto the the wifi of the device. I hooked it up when I got the device initially, then I didn't use it for a while and it connected right back up without a problem.Now, as far as looking into your ears. It actually works pretty good. The picture is circular but it is sharp and in focus. This device probably gives otolaryngologists heart palpitations as far as maybe inserting it too far into your ear and causing eardrum damage. But for the stated purpose of examining inside your ear it does work well. I would be curious what the professional "doctor-version" of this device is like and how much that costs.I will say that I think it might have other applications where you need to look into small enclosures or pick up tiny screws that have come loose in tight places and that sort of thing.It is a specialty item that you may not often need, but when you do, it likely will come in quite handy.

I've used some cheaper ear canal cleaners before, so I had an expectation that these would certainly be higher-end, and included tweezers too.These are beyond high-end; they're straight up fancy.First, they are packed very nicely, making for a pleasing unboxing experience.The instrument is quite nice looking. Care was certainly taken to give the instrument a premium appearance.The cap that protects the tweezers (or whichever tool you have on the tip) when not in use, is magnetized to stay in place. It will hop onto the instrument before you get the instrument all the way in the cap.The base is also very boujee looking, and is meant to hold your instrument when not in use.The base also includes a multitude of different replacement tips, and some different styles. Probably more than what you need, but it's better to have more than you need, than not enough.The video quality of the camera used is definitely higher than my cheaper tool. It may be harder to notice on a phone, but you can certainly tell it on a tablet. I wanted to include video, but also, really didn't think anyone's gonna want to see inside my ear.The app was available on the Google play store, which is preferable to having to sideload an apk from a shady website, as some companies have you do. It also says they have an app for iPhone as well so ya'll are covered too.Also included is the charging cable, and a manual.Overall this is a very impressive instrument. They address shortcomings often found in the cheaper tools, and it's obvious they put some thought in the design and operation of this tool.

I am not the best at keeping up with all the new gadgets but I have to get better because I need this in my life years ago. I had tubes in my ears very young, like as a new born and have a lot of scar tissue because of it. So I produce a lot of wax that is often hard to get to and get out. This has been a total game changer for me. Being able to look at what's inside of my ear right on my cell phone in real time as I'm doing it has been amazing. I can use this to maneuver around and make sure that I could gently while protecting my eardrum and I also can flush my ear with another gadget that I wish I'd had sooner LOL and be able to safely come back and look at it again with this camera and see the progress that I'm making. For years I would just use Debrox and assume it was softening up the wax and doing its job but clearly it was always still there. I can't hear in my left ear because I am almost 90% deaf in it but the wax often time blocks the other 10%. With this I can now easily and safely look and make sure everything is cleared out and if not I can clear out even the smallest bit of Wax and not only my ears healthy but retain my hearing.