WiFi Otoscope, Veofoo 3.9 mm Digital 720P HD Ear endoscope Camera with 6 LED Lights, Earwax Remover for iPhone/iPad, iOS, Android

This ear endoscope camera is simple to set up. There’s a QR code on the leaflet; simply open your camera and your phone will direct to the the app to download.Once the app is downloaded, it will prompt you to switch on WiFi. All you need to do it switch on the endoscope camera; when you see the blue light, go to WiFi setting on your phone and you’ll notice, the ear endoscope camera will appear on the network list. Click on ear endoscope network and then return to the app and your ready to use the endoscope.There are 4 plastic ear cones in the box which go on the tip of the endoscope. These can be washed and reused. There are two other attachments included; one looks similar to an ear bud whereas, the other looks like a scoop to ease wax out but I’m guessing because there’s nothing on the Amazon product description or product leaflet to state what the attachments are or what they should be used for. Personally, I won’t be inserting these attachments in my ear for removing wax.I used the endoscope in my ear and the picture quality wasn’t great. The image was blurry and looked out of focus. The tip of the endoscope felt warm against my ear due to the light but it wasn’t uncomfortable.I tried the endoscope in the mouth and the image was clearer due to more light and bigger area.

Utter crap. After spending 30 minutes with the contraption it found its way into the trash basket. What a waste of money

This ear endoscope looked very stylish and good quality. It was nice and white, and it had lovely Gold highlights. The actual product is easy to setup, you get a QR code and you just open up the camera on your phone and it will direct you to the app that you have to download (The name is the app is LW VIEW available on both Apple and Android stores and you connect the WiFi just like any WiFi device).You will also have to connect the devise to the Bluetooth on your phone via settings. To know if its connected, you can see with the camera.The product is just a camera….. for example I was expecting some cleaning tools, if you also thought this you are very wrong, since it comes with no cleaning tools. The camera footage is OK, and you can see inside your ear really well. However, it is a bit blurry and unclear sometimes. In the item description it says you can use this for your mouth, nose, skin, hair, and ears. I have not tried these except the ears. Overall, it does what its meant to do, and a good product.Remember health and safety first if you leave this item in the kids handsDo not do it while you eat: just in case!!I hope this details review helps other people looking for this item or other similar products on Amazon

There are no instructions. There is just a card with a couple of directions on it and a code to scan. Whatever you do, do not lose or mislay the card. The app only works with Android.What you need to do is this: charge up the device with the lead provided. Who knows what the different colour lights on it mean. I charged mine up overnight and the red light never disappeared although it works ok.From Google Play, download a barcode reader or scanner onto your phone or tablet.On the camera setting on your tablet or phone, focus on the code on the card. Once you get this position correctly, you should get a link to the correct app to download. This didn't work on one of my tablets but it did work on the other tablet. No idea why.The app is called LW View by Mark Mai.Download this onto your device.Once this is downloaded, press the button on the wand and search in Wi-Fi settings for Otoscope as one of the adfresses to connect to.Connect to it.After that, when you open the app, the images display automatically on your phone or your tablet. You can then take pictures and videos by pressing the icons down the right hand side of the page. The pictures of videos then appear in your download folder.I find the mages fairly clear and way more magnified than I was expecting.In the box, there are some plastic bits which fit onto the end of the wand. No idea what you are supposed to do or not do with these. I would suggest you just use this as a camera torch and don't poke anything about inside any of your orifices. I found the setup far from straightforward and for almost 40 quid, I would have wanted to some instructions. I have had endoscope contractions in the past where the app has become defunct and the gadget is then useless for a later device. There is no indication of how to sterilise the end or any advice at all. I would give it a miss.