Clear Speaker vs Speaker Cleaners

Muffled speaker after the pool, the shower, or a spilled drink? Clear Speaker plays a tuned sweep of low-frequency tones that vibrate the speaker membrane and help push trapped water out. What makes this speaker cleaner different: it measures. Most apps play a tone and leave you guessing. Clear Speaker records a short probe sweep before and after the cleaning session, compares the treble-to-bass energy ratio, and shows you the difference. Water on the membrane adds mass and damps high frequencies — as it clears, the ratio climbs. You see the change instead of hoping for it. - Quick Eject is free and unlimited. No paywall before your first clean. - No ads. None, anywhere, ever. - Automatic mode plus manual frequency control — type the exact Hz if you want it. - Run it again with one tap. Most people need three to eight passes, and the app says so. - Works fully offline. It never needs the internet to play a tone through your own speaker. - Volume warning before it starts, so it never surprises you at night. - Sound stops the moment you leave the screen. Also clears dust and lint from the grille, and helps when your phone thinks headphones are plugged in. Clear Speaker Pro unlocks the full cleaning programs, dust mode and the volume booster. Subscription with an annual and a weekly plan; the trial length and the renewal price are shown on the purchase screen before you commit. Cancel any time in your account settings. https://mavenwright.com/legal/terms https://mavenwright.com/legal/privacy

Water in your speaker? Start a cycle and let a low-frequency sweep do the work. Speaker Cleaner plays a 140-480 Hz sweep designed to vibrate the speaker membrane so trapped water can move out of the grille. It may help clear trapped water and loosen dust. It is not a repair tool and cannot undo water damage. FOUR TOOLS IN ONE Water Eject and Dust Mode A 30-second sweep with a live progress ring, the current frequency on screen and haptics that follow the sweep. Turn the volume up and hold the phone speaker-down. Switch to Dust for pulsed 200-2000 Hz bursts instead. Dust needs acceleration rather than displacement, so the band moves up and the attack of each burst does the work. It may help loosen dust and lint sitting in the grille; brush the grille afterwards. Sound Level Meter Live approximate decibel readings with min, average and max plus a 60-second rolling graph. Readings use a real A-weighting filter, but phone microphones have no SPL calibration, so every number is an approximation - useful for comparison, not for measurement. Tone Generator 20 Hz to 20 kHz, sine, square or triangle. Hold a single frequency or sweep a range. Band-limited waveforms, no clicks or pops. Speaker Test Check the left channel, the right channel and stereo separately, then listen through a full sweep to hear where a speaker rattles or drops out. WHY IT IS BUILT THIS WAY - The sweep frequency, shape and length are tuned and verified on real hardware. - Amplitude fades in and out over 30 ms so nothing pops. - Nothing is recorded. Microphone audio is processed on device and never leaves it. Free: one cleaning cycle per day, water or dust, sine tones from 100 to 2000 Hz and live meter readings. Pro removes the daily limit and unlocks every waveform, the full 20 Hz-20 kHz range and meter history. SUBSCRIPTION Speaker Cleaner Pro is available as a weekly or yearly auto-renewing subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and your Apple Account is charged for renewal within the 24 hours before that. Manage or cancel any time in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ng2E3D0K2QYvTjAyMvh-AceUN7GNz0Kv-TIpoTKNNCs