Anykit Digital Otoscope with Gyroscope, 4-inch IPS Screen, HD Ear Camera, 3.9mm Waterproof Ear Scope with 6 Lights, Earwax Removal Tool, 32GB Card, Supports Photo and Video Recording
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- Never feel like your ears are clean enough? Want to see what's happening inside your ears? Anykit's earwax removal camera is a quick and affordable solution for earwax build-up, itchy ears and at-home ear examinations
- Automatic Stabilization - Equipped with an advanced gyroscope, the otoscope detects changes in orientation and rotation, ensuring a stable image and clear view of the ear canal and eardrum
- Ultra Clear View - The high-quality camera equipped with color reproduction technology and 6 adjustable LED Lights with 3 brightness levels, providing clearer and more realistic images
- Save Time and Money - Capture images and videos of your ear with ease, allowing you to quickly and conveniently send them to your doctor for professional consultation without the need for an appointment or in-person visit
- No Additional Apps Needed - View a stable live image of your ear canal directly on the 4" HD screen without the need for any additional apps. This otoscope is ready to use right out of the box
Light Source Type: LED
Model Name: Anykit Digital Otoscope with Gyroscope, 4-inch IPS Screen, HD Ear Camera, 3.9mm Waterproof Ear Scope with 6 Lights, Earwax Removal Tool, 32GB Card, Supports Photo and Video Recording See more
Material: Plastic
Voltage: 5 Volts
Brand: Anykit
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet, Personal Computer, Laptop
Power Source: Battery Powered
Manufacturer: Anykit
Package Dimensions: 7.13 x 4.72 x 2.05 inches
Item Weight: 1.08 pounds
Item model number: AKS400
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: November 13, 2023
Manufacturer: Anykit
Country of Origin: China
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Top Amazon Reviews
I'm an ER doctor that practices with adults and children. I use one of these in my practice in the emergency room and I've found it to be an immense time saver and benefit to patient satisfaction. With young children, getting your face in close enough to use a traditional otoscope can scare them enough to make getting an exam difficult, and also has the downside of being close enough to be coughed on, sneezed on, or vomited on. With this scope, I can let the child or parent hold the screen (to both distract the child and also allow them to participate in their own care) and get a high quality view without much fuss. For foreign bodies stuck in the nose or ear, this tool is a godsend. Things that previously would have required sedation and an ENT, I'm now able to do at bedside due to how much easier it is to use. The slim nature of the camera makes it much easier to work around with instruments than a non-operating otoscope, and a if need be I (a medical professional) can choose to remove the plastic guard cone and work with the bare camera to get more space to work with. Finally, I find that it really improves patient satisfaction when the patients or parents can see what I'm looking at. I find that I get far fewer disagreements about "can I get antibiotics just to be sure", when they personally saw that the ears looked fine. Similarly, seeing just how bad the inside of the ear looks can sometimes convince someone to accept antibiotics when they otherwise would not have. It also helps to solve the "but doctor, you didn't do any tests?" problem that can happen when you make the diagnosis based on just your exam. From a pure technical standpoint, I'm happy with the function of this device in particular. Used for a few minutes a couple of times a day the battery lasts for weeks between recharges. The image quality is very good for a consumer device. It's not as good as a $10,000 Olympus or STORZ scope, but is comparable to the single use AMBU or B-Flex flexible scopes that ENT uses at my institution. Like most digital scopes, the focus distance is fixed and the depth of field is shallower than that of a handheld manual scope, particularly when very close. This means you may have to do a bit more moving around to get the view you want but might not have to go in as far as you would with a traditional scope. My one thing I don't like about this scope is the auto-white balance, which adjusts the display brightness and contrast to compensate for the brightness of the camera light. This is fine most of the time, but can sometimes cause a situation in which the reflection off the TM makes the rest of the view difficult or the changing reflections off a water drop causes enough havok that you can't see anything as the display keeps adjusting. In rare cases, it can also wash out the color of erythematous tissue, making it appear white. These aren't dealbreakers for me and can typically be worked around, and I still have a standard otoscope to fall back on if it doesn't. Overall 9/10.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by Nicolas Ellis
I purchased for my wife. She is extremely happy with it. It is easy to use and she has extremely bad ear issues. Saving a little bit of money and alot of time as far as doctor visits. I can see this as practical for any household.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by aaron z simmons
When it works, the Anykit Otoscope does the job. However I have to regularly reset the device to get the screen to turn on.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024 by capt1914
I don’t think we will ever have to go to the doctor to check on an ear infection again! I can send him a picture from this device snd he can guide us over the phone. Because we have frequent ear issues, this is so helpful in monitoring progress and checking for inflammation so we can treat it before it gets infected. The Picture is very clear, light is great, and it’s easy to use. YouTube has great tutorials to learn more about what a healthy/unhealthy eardrum looks like and since antibiotics don’t help clear viral ear infections, this device gives me more confidence in using natural remedies because I can track healing from home.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Amazon Customer
muy bueno, se ve de buena calidad y funciona de inmediato
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024 by aaron
Works as advertised. I like that this is a standalone and does not require a phone or app to use.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by SP
I am in healthcare and trained to examine ears. I bought this as consumer technology has caught up to professional grade technology in many areas and figured this would be more effective to use than a traditional otoscope. Used it on my 2 and 4 year old children. The camera is capable of taking adequate photos-- but to get a good photo of the TM in a kid it needs to be inserted farther than the manufacturer would probably like.... and when inserted this far it is too close to the TM to focus and get a good shot. I am returning and will buy a more medical grade one to better suite my needs. if this had an auto focus it would be much better. it has fixed focus and the distance required to focus is too long. the construction of the screen and the cable and probe is great- sturdy, easy to use, easy to clean. I never used it for very long but the probe may get hot if being used for a longer period- if you are using a specula i dont think it would matter. i did not use the ear wax removal specula but this seems like a good idea/function. if you are an adult or have kids in middle school or higher and want something to clean ears this seems like it would be a good pick. It is not a replacement for an all purpose otoscope for me sadly.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023 by Joseph McClain
I have spent a fair amount of money in the past on fancy devices that attach to my camera only to have a phone upgrade and not be able to use them. This one is the best! I use this daily to show my patients when what is going on and why they do not need antibiotics. Sometimes, I have the patient maneuver it in their ear, if they are ultrasensitive, but otherwise, it is very easy to see the tympanic membrane, debris and foreign bodies. Patients love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2024 by Nurse Jackie