Water Eject for Android Phone Speakers

Dislodge trapped water droplets and pocket dust from Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, Xiaomi, and OnePlus speakers using browser-based 165Hz sound waves.

Select Cleaning Mode

Speaker Channel

60s Ready to clean speaker

Live Sound Frequency Monitor

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For Best Ejection: Set device media volume to 100%, position speaker ports facing downward onto a paper towel, and run for 60 seconds.

Brand-Specific Android Troubleshooting

1. Samsung Galaxy (S21 through S25, Z Fold & Flip)

On Samsung phones, liquid ingress triggers a "Moisture detected in your charger/USB port" notification in One UI that blocks cable charging. Run Fix My Speaker 2 to 3 times to clear the bottom speaker cavity adjacent to the port. If you have a Galaxy Fold or Flip, unfold the device completely flat (180°) during playback so both top and bottom grilles vent freely.

2. Google Pixel (Pixel 6 through 9 Pro)

Google Pixel smartphones feature a deeply recessed front-firing earpiece slit. Hold your Pixel face-down over a dry towel so exiting moisture drains away from the front camera. Temporarily turn off "Adaptive Sound" in Sound Settings so the OS doesn't equalize down the 165Hz tone.

3. Xiaomi, Redmi & POCO (HyperOS / MIUI)

Xiaomi devices have a built-in "Clear Speaker" high-pitch buzzer in Settings → Additional Settings. However, high-frequency buzzers are designed for dry dust; low-frequency 165Hz waves produce significantly greater physical cone displacement to eject liquid water droplets.

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Disable Dolby Atmos During Cleaning: On Samsung, Xiaomi, and OnePlus phones, disable Dolby Atmos in Quick Settings before playing. Dolby Atmos applies dynamic compression that softens peak low-frequency air pulses.