In one sentence
Eject Pro is an iPhone app, with a free web tool, that plays tuned sound to push trapped water out of a phone speaker.
In a paragraph
When a phone gets wet, water often stays in the speaker grille and the sound turns muffled. Eject Pro plays a low tone that makes the speaker move enough air to push those droplets out, and a high sweep that helps loosen dust. The iPhone app tunes the tone to each phone’s own speaker, cleans earbuds one side at a time and includes speaker and microphone tests. A simpler version of the same sound is free on the web at ejectpro.com/eject, in 27 languages, for any phone.
Fact sheet
- App: Eject Pro. App Store name: “Water Eject Pro: Clean Speaker”. App Store ID 6773115971.
- Maker: Birkan Aksoy, an independent developer.
- Platforms: iPhone and iPad (iOS 16 or later). There is no Android app.
- What it does: plays tuned sound to push trapped water out of the speaker, loosens dust, cleans AirPods and earbuds left and right separately, and includes speaker, microphone and clarity tests and a sound meter.
- Price: free to download. The Microphone Test is free. Water eject, dust cleaning, earbud cleaning and the other tests need a subscription (weekly, monthly or yearly); the weekly plan starts with a 3-day free trial. Prices are shown in the App Store before purchase.
- Free web tool: ejectpro.com/eject plays a water eject sound in any browser, on any phone, with no install and no account, in 27 languages.
- Privacy: no ads, no account, no tracking. Cleaning runs entirely on the device.
- Languages: the app and this site are available in 27 languages.
What sound can and cannot do
Sound can move water that sits in the speaker opening. It cannot repair water damage, dry a charging port or make a device waterproof. For a soaked device, follow the manufacturer’s guidance and an authorised service.
Images
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Links
App Store page · Free web tool · How it works · About
Contact
Birkan Aksoy — abirkan.aksoy@gmail.com