Phone Speaker Cleaner
Eject water and dust from your speaker with sound — right here in your browser.
Turn the volume to maximum and turn off silent mode — the cleaning sound needs full power.
⚠️ Safety first: never charge a wet phone, and don't wear headphones while cleaning — the tones are strong. Read the full safety guide.
🤔 Not sure? Quick Check
Tap your problem — the right mode gets selected for you.
How It Works
Four simple steps. The whole clean takes about a minute.
SET VOLUME TO MAX
Turn your media volume to 100% and turn off silent mode. The cleaning sound needs full power to shake the speaker properly.
SOUND + VIBRATE
This page is already set for your phone. Leave Sound and Vibrate on together for the strongest clean — or use just one of them.
PRESS START — SPEAKER DOWN
Hold the device with the speaker facing down on a soft, dry towel. Gravity helps the water and dust fall out while the sound plays.
LISTEN & REPEAT IF NEEDED
Play some music and listen. Still muffled? Run the tool once or twice more — most speakers become clear within 1 to 3 cycles.
💧 Get Water Out of Your Speaker
Phone fell in water? Do these four things in order.
DRY THE OUTSIDE FIRST
Wipe the phone with a dry cloth. Take off the case and keep the charging port open and facing down.
SET VOLUME TO MAX
Full volume, silent mode off. The Water Eject sound must be loud to push droplets out of the grille.
RUN WATER EJECT — SPEAKER DOWN
Select Water Eject above and press START. Keep the speaker side down on a towel while the pulses play.
WAIT, THEN LISTEN
Give it 5 minutes, then play music. Sound still fuzzy? Run Water Eject 2–3 times — deep water needs a few rounds.
What Is a Phone Speaker Cleaner?
It is a free browser tool that plays special low sound pulses. The pulses shake your speaker, and the shaking pushes trapped water and dust out of the tiny speaker holes — no app, no tools, no opening your phone.
- Water Eject: low pulsing tones push water droplets out after a drop, splash or rain.
- Dust Clean: a rising sound sweep loosens dry dust and lint stuck in the grille.
- Safe by design: the sound starts softly and rises slowly — never a sudden blast.
- Works on any device: iPhone, Samsung, Xiaomi, laptop, tablet, AirPods and more.
Fix Your Device
Every device gets its own tuned clean. Pick yours — each one opens its own page.
iPhone Speaker Cleaner
Tuned pulses for iPhone speakers, from iPhone 11 to the newest iPhone 18 Pro Max — clears water after a splash and dust from the bottom grille.
Models: iPhone 11 · iPhone 12 · iPhone 13 · iPhone 13 Pro Max · iPhone 14 · iPhone 15 · iPhone 16 · iPhone 16 Pro Max · iPhone 17 · iPhone 17 Pro Max · iPhone 18 Pro · iPhone 18 Pro Max
Open this tool →Samsung Galaxy Speaker Cleaner
A deeper clean for Galaxy speakers — S series, A series and Z Flip. Pushes out water and pocket dust safely.
Models: Galaxy S26 Ultra · Galaxy S26 · Galaxy S25 · Galaxy S24 · Galaxy A55 · Galaxy Z Flip 8
Open this tool →Xiaomi / Redmi / POCO Speaker Cleaner
For Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO phones — sound tuned for their bottom speakers to clear low, muffled audio.
Works on: Mi and Redmi Note series, POCO F / X / M series, Redmi A series, and all other Xiaomi-family phones.
Open this tool →Oppo / Realme Speaker Cleaner
Oppo and Realme speakers collect dust fast. This clean shakes it loose and brings the loudness back.
Works on: Reno 8–13 series, Find X series, A series (A78, A98, A3 and more), F series, and all Realme phones.
Open this tool →Vivo / iQOO Speaker Cleaner
For Vivo and iQOO phones — gentle but strong pulses that clear water drops and grille dust.
Works on: Vivo V, Y, X and T series, and all iQOO phones.
Open this tool →Google Pixel Speaker Cleaner
Pixel speakers sound low after water or dust? Run this tuned clean and test with your favourite song.
Works on: Pixel 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 series, Pixel A-series, and Pixel Fold.
Open this tool →OnePlus Speaker Cleaner
OnePlus bottom speakers, cleaned with the right depth of pulse — no app, no tools, just sound.
Works on: OnePlus 9–13 series, Nord series, and OnePlus Open.
Open this tool →Android (Any Brand) Speaker Cleaner
Any other Android phone: pick this clean. Bottom speaker down, full volume, press START.
Works on: Huawei, Honor, Infinix, Tecno, Motorola, Sony, Nokia, Asus, Nothing Phone, and every other Android brand.
Open this tool →Laptop Speaker Cleaner
Laptop speakers fill with desk dust. Play this sweep on the laptop itself and hear the sound open up.
Works on: HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, Acer, MSI and all other Windows and Chromebook laptops.
Open this tool →MacBook Speaker Cleaner
MacBook speakers sit beside the keyboard — this deeper sweep clears dust without opening anything.
Works on: MacBook Air (M1–M4) and MacBook Pro (14 and 16 inch, Intel and Apple silicon).
Open this tool →Tablet / iPad Speaker Cleaner
iPad and Android tablet speakers are on the edges — hold one edge down and let the sound push debris out.
Works on: iPad (all models), Samsung Galaxy Tab, Xiaomi Pad, Lenovo Tab, and all other tablets.
Open this tool →AirPods / Earbuds Speaker Cleaner
A gentle clean made for tiny earbud speakers. Connect your AirPods or earbuds first, then press START.
Works on: AirPods, AirPods Pro, Galaxy Buds, Redmi Buds, and all other true-wireless earbuds.
Open this tool →Bluetooth Speaker Speaker Cleaner
Portable Bluetooth speakers get dusty outdoors. Connect, face the speaker down, and run the deep sweep.
Works on: JBL, Sony, Bose, Marshall, Anker Soundcore, and all other Bluetooth speakers.
Open this tool →Apple Watch Speaker Cleaner
Apple Watch already has Water Lock built in. This page explains it, with a gentle helper sound from your phone.
Works on: Apple Watch Series 2 and later, including SE and Ultra.
Open this tool →Guides & Tips
Short, simple articles that fix common speaker problems.
Phone Fell in Water? Do These 7 Things First
Phone dropped in water? Stay calm and do these 7 things in the first 10 minutes — including the sound trick that pushes water out of the speaker.
Read the guide →How Does a Speaker Cleaner Work? The Simple Science
Speaker cleaners push water and dust out with sound. Here is the simple science: what the sound does, why low tones work, and why 165 Hz is the sweet spot.
Read the guide →Phone Speaker Muffled? Here's How to Fix It
Speaker sounds muffled, low or like it is under water? The cause is usually water, dust or a setting — here is how to tell which, and fix each one.
Read the guide →Questions
Short answers, no confusing words.
Is this tool free?
Yes — completely free. No app to install, no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded anywhere. The sound is made inside your browser.
Will it damage my speaker?
No. The tones are inside the range phone speakers are built for, and the volume rises slowly. If any sound ever feels too harsh, press STOP — it stops at once.
How many times should I run it?
Run it once, then test with music. For water, 2–3 cycles are normal. Please do not run more than 3 cycles back-to-back — let the speaker rest a few minutes.