So what started off a spur of the moment purchase because it was on sale on Cyber Monday as a Lightning Deal, turned out to be a pretty interesting story. My package arrived a couple of days after ordering so I decided to play around with it. I downloaded the endoscope app with the most ratings on the list from the Google Play store into my Samsung Galaxy S7 edge phone. I initially thought the connection from the endoscope wasn't compatible to the phone after trying to connect it but if you push hard enough, it does fit. We started checking it out and playing around with checking everybody's ears. I have 4 little ones so naturally everyone is very excited and having fun looking in their ears. I have to say that using the black cone connections was the best and easiest to use. I used the scope without any attachments and the picture seemed more blurry and more uncomfortable. Using the black attachment was more comfortable with the kids. The little scoop attachments were very uncomfortable and for some reason was not able to get in the ear the same distance as with the black attachment so I think may be a little useless if you need to reach further into the ear. Well low and behold we are looking in my 7 year old son's ear when we come across what looks like a spider in his ear! You can see the uploaded pictures. Well we spent hours and hours trying to figure out a way to get it out using the scope non stop. Not to fret! At the end of the night my son was able to use a pair of tweezers to gently pull out what looks like a piece of local weed LOL. Needless to say how relieved we were when we figured out it wasn't a dead spider. Saved us a trip to the Doctor for sure!

In the past, I've had a problem with excess ear wax build up and have had nurses irrigate my ear to clear it out. There are over the counter drops to basically do the same thing, but the problem was I never knew if I needed to use them and if they were doing anything. This camera helped with that.

While it came with an adapter to hookup it up to my smartphone, I used it on my PC so I didn't have to download an app. It worked flawlessly right away. I just plugged the camera into my computer's USB port, waiting 30 seconds for Windows to find it, and then opened Window's built-in Camera app. It instantly found and showed the camera.

The camera itself has pretty good image quality. Because the lens of the camera has to be pretty small to fit in your ear, don't expect stellar, hi-def image qualify, but I could clearly see my ear drum. The LED lights on it can get warm but they are adjustable with a built-in slide dimmer.

The tool comes with 3 adapters to use in your ear and make sure you're not scratching it and 3 scoops. I was very afraid to use the attached scoops because I didn't want to damage anything. When I did see a blockage in my one ear, I then went an used ear wax drops and a syringe to irrigate my ear. Then when I used the camera again, I could see the blockage was reduced.

Overall, it's a pretty good product