We built Sonic Water Eject after one of us dropped an iPhone into the sink and the speaker sounded awful for days. Rice didn’t help, waiting didn’t help, and repair quotes were scary. But we noticed how Apple Watch uses sound to push water out - so we wondered: why not do the same for iPhone and AirPods? We experimented with different frequencies and found that low tones around 150–180 Hz create strong acoustic pressure that physically pushes water droplets out through the speaker grills. From there, we added different modes for light splashes, heavy water exposure, and even AirPods and charging cases. We also added speaker test tools so you can hear the difference before and after cleaning. We’d love your feedback! Have you ever had water stuck in your phone or earbuds? What did you try to fix it?

Sonic Water Eject: Fix Speaker

Clean Speaker & Remove Water

Clean Speaker & Remove Water