Hpavxlr Otoscope Ear Cleaning Kit Review

Hpavxlr Otoscope Ear Cleaning Kit Review
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Our dog's ears need to be kept clean and so we use this excellent cleaning kit to do so, although of course it is designed for use on human ears or any other part of the body you wish. It can also be used to examine and inspect small objects or electrical components.

Priced at just £29.99 before discounts this is one of the lowest priced Otoscope kits I have tried so far. Don't ask me how to pronounce the name of the company selling it - Hpavxlr.

This kit is very nicely packaged and presented and contains not just the device itself but a range of accessories designed for ear health and cleanliness. In the rather simple product box can be found the Otoscope, USB-C charging cable, multi-piece accessories kit, and a well written but rather small and hard to read user guide. The accessories kit consists of a small brush, six ear cleaning tools and several silicone heads in a small storage container. They all seem well made and no doubt serve their purpose well, although we use them to keep our dog's ears clean.

The build quality seems excellent. From the presentation box onwards the item has a quality and upmarket feel to it with the otoscope itself lacking the clinical design that might be expected but instead having the subtle, smooth design of a high-end digital pencil.

The unit has a built-in 350mAh Lithium battery which can run for up to seventy minutes from a charge time of the same length. I was pleased to see a USB-C port used for charging, not only does this show the device is of recent design it also means replacement cables can be easily found if the rather short supplied cable is lost.

To set the device up first download the excellent ‘Suear’ app, available for Android and iOS. The app walks you through the configuration process in which your phone connects to a wifi hotspot generated by the otoscope. The otoscope then sends live 1080p@30fps video to the phone where it can be viewed in real-time. Snapshots or videos can be recorded for viewing within the app, exported to other apps or devices or uploaded to your choice of online storage. The app does not try and sell you cloud storage and the otoscope itself has no internal memory.

Using it could not be easier as it has a built-in 6 LED light array and accessory heads can be easily fitted to the probe tip to clean or treat the area under examination. The 15mm metal tip is removable and can be fitted with a silicone cover to protect the ear. The tip will keep the lens at the optimum focusing distance but will partially obstruct the lens. Remove the tip to gain full access to the 3.5mm camera lens. Video quality is excellent, sharp and judder-free thanks to the full HD 30fps resolution. However, be careful to keep within the 1.5-2 cm focus range.

To switch it on long-press the single button on the otoscope body, the tip illumination will light up as will a wifi status LED on the device itself. Although the lens and otoscope probe are IP67 waterproof, the body is not and so be sure to keep it dry.

Although designed for examining the ear I doubt I will use it much for that purpose. I tried it down my ear briefly and even though my ears were syringed just a few weeks ago the resultant images were too disturbing for public viewing. The device itself did a great job. We use it to keep our dog's ears clean mainly although other uses can sometimes be found for it around the home.

For domestic use, this would be an excellent choice as it is quick and easy to use and the non-clinical design will serve to reassure those intimidated by medical instruments. This is a specialised piece of equipment, but for those that need it, I think it would be a rather good buy.

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