The water-eject sound is a low-frequency tone (165–230 Hz) that vibrates your speaker and pushes trapped water out. Press play below to run it free in your browser — or get the WaterEject app for the strongest, calibrated sound plus haptic vibration.
Turn your volume up, hold the phone speaker-side down, then press play to run the tone.
The WaterEject app plays a calibrated, full-power ejection sweep with haptic vibration — the most effective version of the sound. Free on iOS and Android.
The water-eject sound is a low-frequency tone (165–230 Hz). At that pitch the speaker diaphragm moves a lot of air, creating outward pressure that pushes trapped water droplets out through the speaker grille.
The version in your browser is a safe, effective tone you can play right now. The free WaterEject app goes further — it plays a calibrated, full-power frequency sweep with haptic vibration synced to the sound, for the most effective result.
Get the free appIt's a low-frequency tone, typically 165–230 Hz. That range vibrates the speaker diaphragm enough to push water droplets out of the grille without harming the speaker.
Yes. The low-frequency vibration creates outward pressure that forces trapped water out of the speaker grille — most people hear the audio clear up within a minute.
30–60 seconds is enough for most cases. If the speaker still sounds muffled, run it two or three more times.
Yes — the frequencies are within a speaker's normal operating range, there are no moving parts, and no permissions are required.
