Push water out of your phone speaker with a swept sine-wave that drives droplets free in about ten seconds.
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A 10-second sine sweep from 100 Hz to 500 Hz, identical to the Auto Clean mode inside the Android app. Tap start, point your speaker down, and let the sound do the work.
Before you start: unplug headphones, point your speaker toward the floor, and set your device volume to a comfortable level. This page runs the same tone the Android app uses, in your browser.
The tone climbs linearly from 100 Hz to 500 Hz over 10 seconds. Water in the speaker chamber loses surface tension at one of these frequencies and slides out.
Phone speakers trap water after every shower, swim, or rainy commute. Liquid sitting against the speaker membrane muffles audio, lowers call quality, and can corrode the driver if it stays for days.
Water Eject runs an automatic frequency sweep that vibrates the speaker grille at the resonant range where surface tension breaks. Droplets bead up and slide out — no shaking, no rice trick, no opening the device.
Step by step
Hold or rest your phone so the speaker grille points toward the floor. Gravity helps the freed droplets exit.
The app sweeps a clean sine tone from 100 Hz up to 500 Hz over about ten seconds.
Dab the grille with a soft cloth. Re-run if you still hear muffled audio — most phones clear after one or two passes.
Common questions
Yes. The tone stays within the speaker's normal operating range. Run it at the suggested volume and avoid covering the grille with your hand.
One or two cycles usually clear the speaker. If audio is still muffled after three cycles, leave the phone in a dry, ventilated spot and try again later.
Water Eject removes water from the speaker chamber, not from the entire device. For full submersion, power off the phone and follow the manufacturer's drying guidance first.
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