SpeakerEject
SpeakerEject plays a 165 to 230 Hz browser audio sweep to help shift moisture near a phone speaker grille after liquid exposure
About SpeakerEject
SpeakerEject is a free browser tool that plays a low-frequency sound sweep through a phone speaker when recent liquid near the grille may be causing temporary muffling.
Users can choose a 30-second, 60-second, 90-second, or three-cycle 30-second run. The tool also provides a listening comparison to check the speaker before and after playback.
The sweep is generated locally in the browser and does not require microphone access, an account, or file uploads. Users can also download the speaker-cleaner audio as a WAV file for offline use.
SpeakerEject does not diagnose or repair hardware damage, dry charging ports, or guarantee water removal. It recommends stopping if the sound is uncomfortable or distortion becomes worse.
The site also includes device troubleshooting guides. The water-eject tone may help move moisture near a speaker grille, but it cannot dry a phone or repair hardware. These are playback checks, not measurements of hearing or hardware condition.
Works with
Features
- Play a 165 to 230 Hz tone sweep
- Check left and right speaker or headphone channels
- Download WAV test tones
- Includes before-and-after speaker listening comparison
- Offers downloadable WAV files for offline playback
Use Cases
- Compare speaker playback before and after a tone cycle
- Check whether left and right audio channels play
- Read device troubleshooting guides for muffled sound
- Download a speaker-cleaner WAV file for offline use
- Check audio routing after disconnecting Bluetooth or wired headphones
Verified facts
Checked by the StackLedge team.
FAQ
How does the speaker cleaner work?
It plays a tone sweep that may help move moisture near a speaker grille. It cannot dry a phone or repair hardware, and improvement is not guaranteed.
What should I do if the sound doesn't improve?
If the speaker sounds the same or worse, stop using the tool and follow the wet-phone drying and repair decision guide provided on the site.
Is there an app for this tool?
No, SpeakerEject is a free online tool that does not require an app or microphone to function.
Is SpeakerEject an official Apple or Android feature?
No. SpeakerEject is an independent browser tool. Apple Watch has a separate Water Lock feature.
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