A 192-element wireless linear at 7.5/10 MHz with all five scan modes and in-plane / out-of-plane puncture guides unlocked outright — and the software is free for life on iOS, Android and Windows, with no subscription. See the five-year math
192-element linear · 40 mm window · 20–55 mm depth · Lifetime free software, no subscription · 30-day trial · 2-year warranty · Worldwide free shipping, tax and duty paid · FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records available for review
The L10 is the entry point to Suresult's Doppler linear range — 192 elements at 7.5/10 MHz with the full mode set, for clinics that scan tendons, vessels and small parts and want guidance without paying for the high-channel engines.
Linear 7.5/10 MHz · 20–55 mm depth · 40 mm scan field · 192 elements / 32 channels · B, M, Color, Power and Pulsed-Wave Doppler · flip, grid, in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides · 4200 mAh, 3 h continuous · 250 g · Full technical specification ↓
Worldwide delivery, duties included
Dispatched within 24 hours. Customs and duties are covered by Suresult, so the figure paid at checkout is the figure paid — no separate demand from the courier at the door.
Pick your day’s work on the list or the body map. Each application pairs a dedicated clinical still with an independent cine loop — where only one clean original exists, that panel shows it alone — so you can judge the image before the scanner ever ships.
Tendons, joints, effusions and the injection that follows — the L10 puts a 40 mm linear window at 7.5/10 MHz in the coat pocket of a clinician who scans between consultations.
SeesAchilles, patellar and rotator-cuff tendons, small joints and superficial effusions inside 20–55 mm.
GuidesFlip, grid, in-plane and out-of-plane guides keep the needle path on screen for joint and tendon-sheath injections.
FlowColor and Power Doppler show synovial hyperaemia; Pulsed-Wave confirms a vessel before the needle goes in.
Clinic day250 g in the hand and 3 hours of continuous scanning per charge, USB or wireless top-up.
Strong fit
Vascular access and nerve blocks
For lines, cannulas and superficial blocks, a 192-element image at 10 MHz with real-time guide overlays on a probe that hosts its own Wi-Fi.
Vessels7.5/10 MHz resolves wall, lumen and the nerves beside them; Pulsed-Wave Doppler confirms flow before puncture.
GuidanceIn-plane and out-of-plane guides with flip and grid options support both approaches.
No infrastructureThe probe broadcasts its own dual-band Wi-Fi — it behaves the same in the OR, on the ward and on a home visit.
Which Suresult linear probe do you need?
These are the wireless linear probes a buyer cross-shopping the L10 would look at, from the black-and-white entry unit up to the 64-channel and high-frequency models; the type, frequency and depth in each row are that model's own published attributes. The differences that decide the purchase — element count, channel count and what the band is built to see — are in the last column.
The cheapest way into a linear image, but 80 elements, 16 channels and no Doppler — saving money here loses color flow, Pulsed-Wave and the puncture guides.
L10 (this page)
リニア
7.5/10 MHz
20~55 mm
$1,395
192 elements on 32 channels with the full Doppler set and puncture guides — the entry point to guided superficial work.
Same band and element count on 64 channels, reaching 100 mm with Needle Enhance and Visualized Needle Guidance — the step up when needle work is the main job.
A higher band for finer superficial detail — thyroid, breast and small parts — with 192 elements on 64 channels.
Where this probe is the wrong tool. The L10 is a flat 40 mm linear face at 7.5/10 MHz that stops at 55 mm, so liver, kidney, uterus and heart are out of its reach — abdominal and obstetric work belongs on a convex face such as the C5SH (3.2/5.0 MHz to 300 mm), and a cardiac window needs the phased sector the D3プロ tri-head carries. For detail finer than 10 MHz, take the L20 (16/20 MHz) or the L24 (18/24 MHz).
How the L10 compares with other wireless linear scanners
Prices and terms below are drawn from each manufacturer’s own published spec and price pages — the Clarius figures re-read September 2026, the Butterfly and GE figures August 2026.
What’s included
Suresult L10Dedicated linear array · one headLowest price in this comparison · 192 elements × 32 channels$1,395Buy the L10
クラリアス L15 HD3High-frequency linear · one head$3,795
バタフライiQ3Single CMUT chip · one head$3,899
GE Vscan Air CLCurved + linear · dual head$4,999
サブスクリプション
はいNever — free apps, free updates for the life of the probe
PartialOptional — $695/year or $2,500 one-time
いいえ$299-$420 per year, or $1,500 one-time for five years
はい必要なし
All five modes free (B · Color · M · Power · PW Doppler)
はいAll included at $0 — nothing to unlock
PartialPW Doppler sits inside the paid Essentials plan
PartialSoftware features tiered by membership plan
はいAll 27 included free — length, area, angle, trace, distance and more, in real time
PartialAdvanced tools sit in the paid memberships
PartialAdvanced tools sit in the paid software tiers
はい含まれるもの
DICOM export & local storage
はいFree — no cloud fee, images stay yours
いいえLocal storage, cloud storage and DICOM are listed as membership features
PartialCloud/DICOM workflows sit in the paid membership
はい含まれるもの
Array elements — per head
192 elements · 32 channels on a dedicated linear array
192 elements published on the linear array
Semiconductor CMUT chip — frame rate can climb, but image quality runs below a dedicated piezoelectric array
Linear 192 · curved 128 — density drops on the deep head
Battery & weight
はい3 h continuous scanning (published) · 250 g · wireless charging
いいえ~60 min scan time (published) · 246 g
PartialUp to 2 h battery (published) · 300 g
いいえ50 min continuous published — 205 g, the lightest
形式
はいDedicated linear array — 7.5/10 MHz across 20 to 55 mm
いいえHigh-frequency linear — one head
いいえSingle CMUT chip — one head
はいCurved + linear — dual 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
いいえWired to the phone or tablet
はいワイヤレス
The five-year math. Device plus its published software path — no accessories, no financing.
Suresult L10no subscription, ever$1,395
クラリアス L15 HD3$3,795 + $2,500 Essentials$6,295
バタフライiQ3$3,899 + $1,500 software$5,399
GE Vscan Air CLno required subscription$4,999
Published figures, accessed August–September 2026. Each bar totals the device plus its published software path over five years.
Where the L10 wins:
No subscription — ever7.5/10 MHz · 20-55 mm192 elements · 32 channelsOwn Wi-Fi — no cableDuties-included worldwide delivery30-day trial · 2-yr warranty
L10 questions, answered
How deep does the L10 scan, and at what frequency?
A linear probe at 7.5/10 MHz with adjustable depth from 20 to 55 mm through a straight 40 mm window, so the image is a rectangle. That span covers tendons, superficial joints, thyroid, breast, lymph nodes and the vessels of the arm and neck.
What can the L10 not do?
It stops at 55 mm and images through a 40 mm linear window, so cardiac, abdominal, obstetric and deep-hip exams are out of reach; no setting on a linear array changes that. Suresult's convex probes cover that depth, and the tri-heads add phased cardiac views.
How is the L10 different from the L10H and L10SH?
All three share the 7.5/10 MHz band. The L10 runs 192 elements on 32 channels to 55 mm; the L10H moves to 64 channels and 100 mm with Needle Enhance; the L10SH carries 256 elements. The money buys channels, reach and guidance.
Which devices and apps does it work with?
It broadcasts its own dual-band Wi-Fi and connects to the free Suresult app on iOS, Android and Windows — no clinic network and no subscription. On-screen calipers measure length, area, angle and trace, and images and cines export as JPEG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM.
How long does a charge last, and how heavy is it?
The 4200 mAh battery is rated for 3 hours of continuous scanning, recharged over USB or on the wireless pad; the probe weighs 250 g at 125 × 60 × 20 mm.
What is included and what is covered?
The probe, wireless charging pad, USB cable, gel and the aluminium carry case, with a 2-year warranty and optional extensions to 3 years ($195) or 5 years ($597). It ships worldwide within 24 hours, duties paid.
The 30-day decision
Put the L10 on your injection list for 30 days
The L10 dispatches within 24 hours and arrives with customs and duties already covered. The 30-day worry-free trial starts when it does, so the question that matters — whether a 192-element 7.5/10 MHz linear with guides covers your tendon, joint and vascular work — gets answered on your own patients rather than from a spec sheet. Two years of warranty are included and can be extended to 3 years for $195 or 5 years for $597. If you are still weighing it against the L10H or L10SH, the table above is the honest version of that comparison. Ask before ordering rather than after.
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Scanning depth ends at 55 mm and the image is a straight 40 mm rectangle — a reach and a shape built for superficial questions, not organ ones.
The limitReach comes from a lower band and a curved or sector face; a flat 40 mm face at 7.5/10 MHz has neither to offer.
Go insteadAbdominal and obstetric work belongs on a convex face — the C5SH reaches 300 mm at 3.2/5.0 MHz; a cardiac window needs a phased sector, which the D3Pro tri-head carries.
Pair themPlenty of clinics own one of each: a deep-field probe for the organ questions, the L10 for tendons, vessels and the injections that follow.