“doesn't work, lots of ads, complete scam, half the stuff is subscription. tested it and it didn't affect my volume at all. would give 0 stars if I could”
Speaker Cleaner: Water Eject
World Labs GlobalSpeaker Cleaner - Water Eject & Volume Booster Bring your phone speakers bac…
About this app
Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject & Volume Booster
Bring your phone speakers back to life with Speaker Cleaner. Remove trapped water, clean dust, boost audio, and test your speakers with powerful tools designed to restore clear sound.
💧 Water Eject
Remove water from your phone speaker using optimized sound frequencies. Choose Auto Clean or Manual Clean, select your device (Speaker or Headphones), and customize the cleaning level and intensity for the best results.
Perfect for helping get water out of phone and water out of speaker after rain, accidental spills, or moisture exposure.
🌪 Clean Dust
Clear dust from speaker openings using specially designed sound waves. Select different dust levels and cleaning strengths to keep your speakers clean and sounding their best.
📳 More Cleaning Tools
• Vibrate Clean combines vibration and sound to remove stubborn water and dust.…
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This analysis describes version 3.6 of the app, analyzed 2026-10-04 . The app may have changed since.
The store currently lists version 3.6, updated 2026-10-02.
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“DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS! So many ads keep popping up, and it forced me to buy a subscription, and guess what? IT DIDN'T WORK, I followed every instruction and it still didn't work. Make sure to delete this app!”
“nothing but ads. It took me 3 minutes, 6 ads, just to get to the "cleaner". once there it was annoyed that I can get off YouTube for free without the headache of all those ads. Don't waste your time.”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 3.6.
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