Joe G.
Avoid. Something fishy going on.
This tool does not connect with the app. The app is extremely suspect. I wrote to say it does not connect and they reiterated the instructions and the app link. This time the app link took me to a new, even less professional Chinese developed app that looked even more like spyware than the last one. Ever since downloading and trying to connect to the first app my internet in my house does not work correctly. Very intermittent and slow. Yet it never connected to the device to actually work. Musings online that this might be malware or spyware are not impossible to dismiss. I worry it may be. To the extent that because I cannot just drain its battery, I've now deleted the app and put the device in a metal box until I do more research to figure out what is going on. I am certainly not going to download their 'new' app and try again. I've requested a refund. We will see what they say.
Response from SlivorMar 8, 2026
Hi Joe, I need to address some serious misunderstandings in your review, as these claims could mislead other customers. Your home WiFi issue is NOT caused by our app. Here's why that's technically impossible: Phone apps cannot affect WiFi routers or home internet connections. Apps run isolated on your phone, they have zero access to router hardware or network equipment. Your WiFi problems are coincidental timing, not related to our product. How VisioEar actually works: The device creates its own local WiFi signal (like wireless headphones or a GoPro). You temporarily connect your phone to view the camera feed. It operates completely separately from your home network and cannot interfere with it. Regarding app security concerns: Our app is available on Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Both platforms run extensive security screenings before allowing any app. The app only requests camera permission to display the video feed. It collects no data, accesses no files, and connects to no external servers. Over 100,000+ customers use this app daily with zero security issues. For future customers reading this: This review describes technical impossibilities. A phone app cannot damage your home WiFi. If you have connection issues with the device, our support team at [email protected] provides step-by-step troubleshooting. Best regards, — The Slivor Team




