Hearing Cleaning Cleaner Airpods Headphones Review

I use them to clean my headphones. I am a musician. The only end I find useful is the wire loop, which bends and breaks very easily. I suppose that's a difficult thing for an engineer to do. I don't see much point in a brush and other long jabs.

It has multiple tools in one which is very convenient as you don't have to look for multiple cleaning tools. One unusual tool is a magnet for working with batteries so small I'm afraid of damaging the hearing aid's battery cover/power switch.

Great tool. The vent purifier is perfect for my very small vent tube ear cup, but your purifier works great. The wax cup cleaner is a bit big for my cups on the Oticon Minirite 2 earpads, but I scaled one down a bit and it works well. Product quality is excellent. Reliable and durable. Good product, thank you.

I really liked the hearing aid cleaning brushes, although I don't quite "understand" the function of the magnet. Other brushes I've had had stiffer bristles, but these work well enough that I can't complain. I recommend them unconditionally to people who wear aids and need daily brushing to get rid of dried earwax.

I'm a musician and bought these to clean my in-ear headphones (similar to hearing aids). They didn't work. The tool used to clean the ear holes is too thin to clean, and sluggish noodles clean a whistle. The brush is also very thin and does nothing. Finally, the looped section is too big to fit the holes in your ears, so it's useless. I do not recommend this product.

My hearing aids lasted about 6 months and since then I've lost 4 mono wires to clean the vents. The wires were also difficult to use as they are transparent and difficult to see against a transparent earbud. This tool solved all these problems. I can easily identify the wire used and haven't lost any tools so I haven't lost a wire in the 3 months or more that I've had bruh. The brush itself is good, like any other. However, the loop makes it easier to remove earwax buildup in or on hearing…