Water Eject: Eject Water
Get water out of phone
About
This utility app uses scientifically tuned sound frequencies and vibration patterns to quickly remove water from your phone's speakers, microphone, and charging port. It offers multiple modes for effective water expulsion and debris cleaning, ensuring your device's audio functions are restored.
What's New in Water Eject
1.0.2
March 31, 2026
new languages.
Subscription plans
Weekly Plan
Weekly Subscription for Water Eject
In-App Purchases
$19.99
Lifetime
Lifetime for Water Eject
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Water Eject remove water?
Water Eject uses scientifically tuned sound frequencies, specifically around 165 Hz, to create vibrations that push water droplets out of your phone's speaker grilles and ports. It also offers vibration patterns to physically dislodge water.
What modes does Water Eject offer?
Water Eject features a 'Water Eject Mode' for quick removal, an 'Advanced Mode' with a multi-frequency sequence for deeper cleaning, and a 'Custom Tone Generator' allowing you to select frequencies from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.
Can Water Eject clean dust and debris?
Yes, besides removing water, Water Eject can also help clean dust and debris from your phone's speakers, ensuring clearer audio output.
Is Water Eject safe for my phone?
Water Eject is safe for your device as it uses acoustic vibrations and sound waves without any chemicals or direct physical contact that could cause damage.
How quickly does Water Eject work?
Most water is ejected within 15 seconds of using the app, providing instant results to restore your phone's audio functions.
Does Water Eject have ads?
No, Water Eject does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.
What devices does Water Eject support?
Water Eject is designed to work on all phone speakers, earpieces, charging ports, and microphones, and is also compatible with tablets.
What are the subscription options for Water Eject?
Water Eject offers a 'Weekly Plan' priced at $4.99 per 7 days, which includes a 3-day free trial period.
