The probe bought outright — the iOS, Android and Windows apps are free, software updates are free for the life of the device, and nothing recurring follows. See the five-year math
Free iOS, Android and Windows apps · No subscription of any kind · Lifetime free software updates · DICOM export with local storage · Connects over its own Wi-Fi, no router needed · 30-day worry-free trial · 2-year warranty, extendable · Dispatch within 24 hours · Worldwide delivery, customs and duties covered
C5B key facts
A wireless convex probe for grayscale abdominal, obstetric and bladder scanning to 305 mm. It publishes B-Mode and Power Doppler only, for clinicians who need depth and portability, not flow measurement.
Convex · 3.2/5.0 MHz · 60° · Depth 90/160/220/305 mm · 80 elements · 16 channels · B-Mode · Power Doppler · Built-in lithium battery, 4200 mAh · 3 hours continuous scanning · 200 g · Full technical specification ↓
Worldwide delivery, duties included. Suresult ships to your door with customs clearance, shipping and duties covered — the price you see is the final price, no hidden fees.
A convex probe is a staple in critical care, and the C5B delivers with its 3.2/5.0 MHz frequency and 90-305mm depth—perfect for abdominal and thoracic ultrasound. It can identify free fluid in the abdomen or pleural effusions, though without Doppler, it’s limited to structural assessment rather than flow dynamics (e.g., no IVC measurement). At 250g with a 3-hour battery, it’s a reliable bedside tool for rapid evaluations in the ICU.
The C5B convex probe (3.2/5.0 MHz, 90-305 mm, 60°) is the go-to for abdominal imaging: liver, kidneys and gut. It carries B-mode and power Doppler only, so color and pulsed-wave flow work needs the C5SH. At 200 g with a 3-hour battery it is a wireless essential for digestive cases.
The C5B’s 90-305mm depth is ideal for kidney imaging—think hydronephrosis or stones. The 3.2/5.0 MHz frequency provides good penetration for renal assessment, though the absence of Doppler means no renal flow analysis. At 250g, it’s a nephrology bedside essential—deep reach with portability.
Pick your day’s work on the list or the body map. Every application pairs a dedicated clinical still with an independent cine loop, so you can judge the image before the scanner ever ships.
FleetA C5B in every exam room beside one color flagship costs less than two flagships.
Which Suresult probe do you need?
Buyers who look at the C5B usually look at the rest of the Suresult convex line, and at the two multi-format probes that keep the same convex depth while adding a second array — plus the one other B-Mode-and-Power-Doppler probe in the line, which is linear rather than convex. Frequency and depth below are the published attributes for each model; the difference that decides most of these purchases is the mode list, not the geometry.
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Type
頻度
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Choose it for
C5B (this page)
凸
3.2/5.0 MHz
90-305 mm
$1,581
The lowest-cost way into full convex depth. B-Mode and Power Doppler only, 80 elements, 16 channels — grayscale abdominal, obstetric and bladder work.
The same 3.2/5.0 MHz convex band at 60°, with Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler and M-Mode, on 192 elements and 64 channels. The upgrade to take if flow matters.
C5SH-Pro
凸
3.2/5.0 MHz
90-300 mm
$4,185
256 elements on 64 channels with the full five-mode list — the highest element count in the convex line.
One device on the same 90/160/220/305 mm convex ladder, adding a linear format for superficial work and a phased format for cardiac windows, with the full five-mode list.
D2T
Convex + endocavity
3.2/5.0 and 6/8 MHz
30-305 mm
$2,372
Abdominal and transvaginal on one device — the choice for gynecology and early pregnancy rather than general abdominal work.
The other B-Mode and Power Doppler probe in the line, but linear and superficial — vascular access and soft tissue, not deep abdomen.
Where this probe is the wrong tool. The C5B publishes B-Mode and Power Doppler only — no Color Doppler, no Pulsed Wave Doppler and no M-Mode — so if you need flow direction, velocity or an M-Mode trace on the same convex geometry, take the C5SH instead.
How the C5B compares with color handheld scanners — and what the B/W trade saves
Prices and terms below are drawn from each manufacturer’s own published spec and price pages, checked August 2026.
What’s included
Suresult C5BConvex · black & white · one headThe lowest price in this comparison — by more than half$1,581Buy the C5B
GE Vscan Air CLCurved + linear · dual head$4,999
クラリアスC3 HD3Convex · one head$3,795
バタフライiQ3Single CMUT chip · one head$3,899
サブスクリプション
はいNever — free apps, free updates for the life of the probe
はい必要なし
PartialOptional — $695/year or $2,500 one-time
いいえ$299-$420 per year, or $1,500 one-time for five years
All five modes free (B · Color · M · Power · PW Doppler)
PartialB-Mode and Power Doppler — this is a black-and-white probe; both modes included free, nothing to unlock
はい含まれるもの
PartialPW Doppler sits inside the paid Essentials plan
PartialSoftware features tiered by membership plan
Array elements — per head
はい80 elements · 16 channels — the entry array, and the reason for the entry price
PartialLinear 192 · curved 128 — density drops on the deep head
PartialSingle convex head on Clarius's HD3 platform
PartialSemiconductor CMUT chip — frame rate can climb, but image quality runs below a dedicated piezoelectric array
Battery & weight
はい3 h continuous scanning (published) · 200 g · wireless charging
いいえ50 min continuous published — 205 g
いいえ~60 min scan time (published) · 246 g
PartialUp to 2 h battery (published) · 300 g
形式
はいDedicated convex — 3.2/5.0 MHz stepping 90/160/220/305 mm
はいCurved + linear — dual head
いいえConvex — one head
いいえSingle CMUT chip — one head
VAT & import duties in the price
はいIncluded worldwide — the checkout price is final
いいえUS list price — international duties extra
いいえUS list price — international duties extra
いいえUS list price — international duties extra
Truly wireless (own Wi-Fi)
はいNo router, no cable
はいワイヤレス
はいワイヤレス
いいえWired to the phone or tablet
The five-year math. Device plus its published software path — no accessories, no financing.
Suresult C5Bno subscription, ever$1,581
GE Vscan Air CLno required subscription$4,999
クラリアスC3 HD3$3,795 + $2,500 Essentials$6,295
バタフライiQ3$3,899 + $1,500 software$5,399
Published figures, accessed August 2026. Each bar totals the device plus its published software path over five years.
Where the C5B wins:
No subscription — ever305 mm depth ceiling3 h continuous scanningUnder half the price of every rival hereDuties-included worldwide delivery30-day trial · 2-yr warranty
C5B questions, answered
How deep does the C5B actually scan?
Four depth presets — 90, 160, 220 and 305 mm — on a convex array at 3.2 and 5.0 MHz in a 60° sector. Most routine abdominal and obstetric work sits at 160 or 220 mm; 90 mm suits bladder and near-field views.
What can I image with it?
Grayscale work at convex depth: abdominal survey — liver, gallbladder, kidneys, aorta, spleen, bladder — free fluid in the flanks and pelvis, and obstetric lie, presentation, placental position, amniotic fluid and biometry. Power Doppler shows that flow is there, not its direction or speed.
Does it have Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler or M-Mode?
No. The C5B publishes two imaging modes: B-Mode and Power Doppler — no flow direction, no velocity spectrum, no resistive index, no timing trace. If any of those are routine, the C5SH has the same 3.2/5.0 MHz band at 60° with all five modes.
What do 80 elements and 16 channels mean for the image?
They are the lowest counts in the Suresult convex line; the C5SH runs 192 elements on 64 channels, the C5SH-Pro 256. The C5B is built to answer structural questions — is the bladder full, is there free fluid, where is the placenta.
What does it connect to, and is there a subscription?
Free apps for iOS, Android and Windows, no subscription of any kind, and free software updates for the life of the device. The probe raises its own Wi-Fi network, so no router is needed. Studies export by DICOM to local storage.
Can I use it for needle guidance?
Suresult sells a Biopsy Needle Guide for Convex Probes separately at $499; it is listed by probe family, so confirm the fit before ordering. Remember what you will see: B-Mode and Power Doppler only, at 3.2/5.0 MHz, 90 mm shallowest.
How long does a battery charge last, and how heavy is the probe?
The built-in lithium battery is 4200 mAh and gives 3 hours of continuous scanning. The probe weighs 200 g, so a full outreach clinic session is realistic on one charge with the probe held one-handed.
How is it shipped, and who pays customs and duties?
Orders dispatch within 24 hours, with worldwide delivery. Customs and duties are covered by Suresult, so the price you pay is the price of getting the probe onto your desk — no separate import bill on arrival.
What if it turns out not to suit my clinic?
A 30-day worry-free trial applies, so you can scan real patients and return it if two modes are not enough for your case mix. Cover is a 2-year warranty, extendable to three years for $195 or five years for $597.
The 30-day decision
Put the C5B to work in your clinic for 30 days
Add the C5B at $1,700 — $1,581 at checkout. It dispatches within 24 hours worldwide with customs and duties covered, arrives with free apps for iOS, Android and Windows and no subscription behind them, and carries a 30-day worry-free trial plus a 2-year warranty, extendable to three years for $195 or five years for $597. Scan with it on real patients first. If flow direction or velocity turns out to matter after all, the C5SH carries the same convex band with Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler and M-Mode.
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