The AZHE Ear Wax Removal Otoscope is a WiFi ear camera that connects to an iPhone, iPad or Android phone and shows a live view of the ear canal on screen.
Prices checked on Amazon UK, 16 October 2026.
The AZHE Ear Wax Removal Otoscope is a WiFi ear camera that connects to an iPhone, iPad or Android phone and shows a live view of the ear canal on screen. It is sold on Amazon UK with a 3.5mm-diameter camera, six LEDs, a 1920P camera rating and a kit of silicone ear tips. This review-style post covers this one product only and sticks to what the Amazon UK listing says, alongside the NHS advice on earwax, so you can decide whether an ear camera is right for you before you buy. When we checked on 16 October 2026, it was £9.99 on Amazon UK, in stock, sold by AZHE Flagship Store UK and dispatched from Amazon. Below you will find what is in the box, the features the listing claims, how the app works, what the NHS says about removing earwax at home, and answers to questions people search for about ear wax cameras. Prices change often, so check the live price before you buy.
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AZHE Ear Wax Removal Otoscope
AZHE Ear Wax Removal Otoscope
£9.99
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Best overall: AZHE Ear Wax Removal Otoscope, WiFi 1920P Ear Cleaner Camera (£9.99). A low-cost ear camera that streams a live picture of the ear canal to your phone or tablet over WiFi. It comes with silicone ear tips and traditional ear cleaners in the box, and has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that is included.
What is in the box
According to the Amazon UK listing, the kit includes 8 silicone ear tips, 1 storage container for the ear tips, 7 traditional ear cleaners, 1 charging cable and an instruction manual. The colour is black, the manufacturer reference is Y8, and the package is listed at 16.7 x 9.4 x 1.9 cm and 100 g. Country of origin is given as China.
What the Amazon UK listing says
Camera: a 1920P Full HD camera with a 360-degree wide-angle field of view, lit by six LEDs, for a real-time view of the ear canal. The camera is 3.5mm in diameter.
Waterproofing: rated IP67. The listing notes that only the camera lens is waterproof, and says it can be rinsed with water or wiped with an alcohol swab after use.
Temperature: AZHE says built-in temperature control keeps the tip at 25 to 40°C during use, close to body temperature.
Uses: the listing says it is suitable for adults and pets, and can also be used to look at the nasal cavity, teeth and throat.
Compatibility and app: it works with Android and iOS phones and tablets. You download the Earvision app, switch the otoscope on and connect it to its WiFi through the app. Photos and videos are saved in the app.
What the NHS says about earwax
The NHS says earwax normally falls out on its own and is there to protect your ears from dirt and germs. If it builds up and blocks your ear, the NHS suggests lying on your side and putting 2 to 3 drops of olive or almond oil in the ear, 3 to 4 times a day for 3 to 5 days, and says a pharmacist can advise on drops. It warns not to use fingers or objects like cotton buds to remove earwax, as this pushes it in and makes it worse, and says not to use drops if you have a perforated eardrum. See a nurse at your GP surgery if symptoms have not cleared after 5 days, or if your ear is badly blocked and you cannot hear anything.
Things to think about before you buy
Viewing versus removing: the camera lets you see inside the ear, but the NHS advice above is not to push objects into the ear to dig wax out. Many people may find it most useful for looking rather than scraping.
Pain or symptoms: if you have earache, hearing loss, dizziness or ringing in your ears, speak to a pharmacist or your GP surgery rather than relying on a home camera.
Pets: the listing mentions pets, but if your dog or cat seems to have an ear problem, a vet is the right person to check it.
Delivery: the listing says some products cannot be delivered outside mainland UK, and delivery is confirmed at checkout.
Prices note
The £9.99 price above is the Amazon UK buy-box price we saw on 16 October 2026. Amazon prices change often, so use the See price on Amazon button to check the current price and availability before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Are ear wax cameras safe?
An ear camera lets you see inside your ear, but the NHS warns against using fingers or objects such as cotton buds to remove earwax because it pushes wax further in. The NHS suggests olive or almond oil drops first and speaking to a pharmacist, and seeing a nurse at your GP surgery if symptoms have not cleared after 5 days. If you have pain or a perforated eardrum, get advice before putting anything in your ear.
Do ear wax cameras work?
This one is sold as a viewing tool: the Amazon UK listing describes a 1920P camera with six LEDs that shows a live view of the ear canal on your phone through the Earvision app. Whether it helps depends on what you want it for; it can show you whether wax is visible, but the NHS says earwax usually falls out on its own.
How do you use an ear wax camera?
For this model, the listing says to download the Earvision app, switch on the otoscope and connect it to its WiFi through the app. The live picture appears on your phone or tablet, and photos and videos are saved in the app. Afterwards, the listing says the lens can be rinsed or wiped with an alcohol swab, as only the lens is waterproof.
Can you use an otoscope on yourself?
With a phone-connected camera like this one you watch the live image on your screen, so you can look inside your own ear, though it is easier with someone helping. Go gently, and follow the NHS advice not to push objects into the ear to remove wax.
