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Version 1.1.12 · 2026-10-01
Improved memory management
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The store currently lists version 1.1.12, updated 2026-10-01.








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Our app is an innovative tool designed to clean speakers from moisture and water using ultrapure sound waves. Simply adjust the frequency (Hz) and vibration levels to achieve optimal results and maintain your device’s sound quality.
Key Features:
- Speaker Water Removal: Effectively remove moisture and condensation with adjustable sound frequencies and vibrations.
- Speaker Testing: Check the performance of the right and left speakers separately to ensure proper function and sound quality.
- Vibration Tester: Various vibration types help identify potential acoustic issues.
- Noise Level Testing: Monitor volume and sound quality in real time.
- Convenient Widget: Small and handy widget for quick access to the main app functions.
Our app is an essential tool for anyone who values clean, high-quality sound.…
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Improved memory management
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