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D3 Dual-probe Linear Convex Phased 3 in 1 Handheld Ultrasound Original price was: $3,300.00.Current price is: $2,400.00.
Model: D3Pro

D3Pro Dual-Head 3-in-1 Wireless Ultrasound Scanner

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$2,900.00

D3Pro — today’s price

$2,697$2,900 store price

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Five-year cost

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Three scan formats, 192 elements and 305 mm of depth — nothing owed afterwards: no subscription, free apps, and free updates for the life of the probe. 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 to 3 years $195 or 5 years $597 · Worldwide delivery with customs and duties covered · Dispatched within 24 hours · FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records available for review

D3Pro key facts

A dual-head wireless ultrasound machine that scans in three formats — convex, phased and linear — from one 257 g body: whole-body point-of-care imaging (POCUS) with 192-element line density, five published modes including Color, Power and Pulsed Wave Doppler, 3 hours of continuous scanning and wireless charging.

Convex · Linear · Phased · Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz · Linear 7.5/10 MHz · Phased 3.2/5.0 MHz · Convex 90/160/220/305 mm · Phased 90/160/220/305 mm · Linear 20/40/60/80 mm · Convex 60° · Phased 60° · Linear 40 mm · 192 elements · 32 channels · B-Mode · Color Doppler · M-Mode · Power Doppler · Pulsed Wave Doppler · 4200 mAh · 3 hours continuous scanning · Wireless charging · 257 g · DICOM export · 27 on-screen measurements · Full technical specification ↓

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Suresult Handheld Ultrasound App For Apple Android Windows

Free Software for iOS, Android, Windows

No Subscription Cost. Lifetime Free Software, Unlimited Scans.

Applications in Your Specialty
Anesthesiology
  • Anesthesiology
  • Breast Care
  • Cardiology
  • Critical Care
  • Emergency Medicine
  • EMS (Emergency Medical Services)
  • Endocrinology
  • Gastroenterology
  • Gynecology
  • Internal Medicine
  • Musculoskeletal (MSK) Medicine
  • Neonatology
  • Nephrology
  • Neurology
  • Obstetrics
  • Orthopedic Surgery
  • Pain Management
  • Pediatrics
  • Plastic Surgery
  • Primary Care
  • Pulmonology
  • Remote Medicine
  • Rheumatology
  • Sports Medicine
  • Urology
  • Vascular Access
  • Veterinary
The linear probe (7.5/10MHz, up to 80mm) works well for nerve blocks—say, brachial plexus or femoral nerve—with clear visuals for needle placement, and Doppler helps confirm vascular flow if you’re doing access. The convex/phased options (90-305mm) are there for deeper checks like spinal imaging when needed. At 257g with a 3-hour runtime, it’s easy to bring into the OR without fuss.
Linear (7.5/10MHz, up to 80mm) with 192 elements for breast imaging—masses, cysts, or post-op surveillance—and Doppler for vascularity. At 257g, it’s a good portable choice for surgical planning or follow-up, though higher frequencies might edge it out for finer detail.
With the phased probe (3.2/5.0MHz, 60°, 90-305mm), you get solid bedside echo—chambers, valves, wall motion—all sharp thanks to 192 elements. M-Mode and PW Doppler handle metrics like ejection fraction or stroke volume, and the 3-hour battery keeps it going through rounds. At 257g, it’s a practical grab-and-go for cardiac consults.
In the ICU, it’s a versatile pick—phased (60°, 90-305mm) for cardiac and lung (think heart function or effusions), convex for abdominal scans like liver or kidneys, and linear for line placements or DVT screening up to 80mm. The 192-element clarity holds steady under pressure, and wireless at 257g, it’s right there when you need it, no cords to trip over.
For the ED, this probe keeps pace—convex (60°, 90-305mm) for FAST exams to spot free fluid or organ injury, phased for quick cardiac or lung checks (tamponade, pneumothorax), and linear for vascular access or soft tissue work. The 3-hour battery and 257g weight mean it’s ready for the chaos without slowing you down.
Out in the field, the D3Pro’s portability shines—convex for abdominal trauma, phased for cardiac or lung, and linear for access, all in a 257g wireless package. The 3-hour battery and dual-band WiFi keep it functional in tough spots—good for pre-hospital imaging when every call counts.
The linear probe (7.5/10MHz, up to 80mm) with Doppler is handy for thyroid imaging—nodules or cysts show up clearly, and vascularity’s easy to assess. For deeper glands, convex reaches 305mm. At 257g, it’s a clinic staple that doesn’t weigh you down during a busy day.
Convex (3.2/5.0MHz, 90-305mm, 60°) with Doppler tackles abdominal imaging—liver, gallbladder, kidneys—with enough depth for most patients. The 192 elements keep details sharp, and at 257g with 3 hours of juice, it’s a breeze to use bedside or in outpatient GI rounds.
The convex probe (90-305mm, 60°) with Doppler is great for pelvic scans—uterus, ovaries, masses—all with good clarity from 192 elements. Wireless at 257g, it’s easy to move between exam rooms or wards, and the 3-hour battery supports a solid session of imaging.
On the wards, it’s a reliable all-rounder—convex/phased for abdominal, cardiac, or lung assessments (heart failure, consolidations), and linear for access or DVT checks up to 80mm. The 192-element quality cuts through the noise, and at 257g with no cords, it’s perfect for a full morning of rounds.
Linear (7.5/10MHz, up to 80mm) gives you clear views of tendons, muscles, or superficial joints—rotator cuff or knee issues stand out—while convex handles deeper structures like hips. The 192-element resolution is a plus, and at 257g, it’s portable for clinic or field use.
The phased head (90-305 mm) covers neonatal cardiac and cranial windows and the convex head the abdomen, with PW Doppler and M-mode for function. At 257 g with a 3-hour battery it works through a shift at the cot side.
Convex/phased probes (90-305 mm) image kidneys with Doppler for renal flow, while the linear probe (up to 80 mm) aids dialysis access. Deep reach and portability make it a renal bedside champ.
The phased probe (90-305 mm) supports intraoperative cranial scans or post-op checks, with Doppler for vascular flow. It’s a handy adjunct for quick neuro imaging, not a full replacement.
For fetal imaging, the convex probe (90-305mm, 60°) with Doppler delivers—gestational measurements like CRL or BPD are straightforward, and flow adds useful detail. Wireless at 257g, it’s easy to maneuver in labor wards or outpatient settings without running dry mid-session.
Linear for soft tissue or superficial joints up to 80mm, convex for deeper structures like hips—both with 192-element clarity for pre- or post-op checks. At 257g, it’s light enough to bring into the OR or clinic without hassle.
Linear probe (up to 80 mm) for nerve blocks and injections, phased (90-305 mm) for deeper spinal work—puncture guides and real-time imaging keep it precise and safe. Battery life supports long sessions.
Phased (60°, 90-305mm) for cardiac or lung, convex for abdominal, and linear for access—it’s flexible for kids, with 192 elements ensuring good detail. The 257g wireless design and 3-hour battery make it practical for pediatric wards or clinics.
D3Pro has a 10 MHz linear probe capable of high-resolution imaging of superficial tissues, suitable for plastic surgery applications (e.g. visualizing small vessels or seromas)
Convex/phased for basic abdominal, cardiac, or lung scans, and linear for superficial checks—all in a 257g package that’s easy to carry all day. The 3-hour runtime and 192-element quality keep it useful for a busy clinic schedule.
Phased (60°, 90-305mm) with Doppler handles lung imaging—effusions or consolidations show up well—and convex adds abdominal context if needed. At 257g, it’s a portable respiratory tool that lasts through consults.
This probe’s a full-scope option off-grid—convex/phased for abdominal, cardiac, or lung, and linear for access, all wireless at 257g with a 3-hour battery. Dual-band WiFi keeps it connected, making it a solid pick for rural or mobile settings.
Linear probe (7.5/10 MHz, up to 80 mm) for high-res joint and soft tissue imaging—synovitis, erosions—with puncture guides for injections. Depth and clarity fit rheumatic needs perfectly.
Linear (7.5/10MHz, up to 80mm) for tendon or muscle injuries—think Achilles or quads—while convex reaches deeper joints. The 192-element clarity is great for sideline or clinic use, and at 257g, it’s easy to tote around.
Convex (90-305mm, 60°) with Doppler for bladder, kidneys, or prostate—clear imaging with enough depth for most cases. At 257g with 3 hours of battery, it’s a handy bedside or outpatient tool.
Linear (7.5/10MHz, up to 80mm) with Doppler for vein imaging and access—PICC lines or peripheral IVs are manageable with good resolution from 192 elements. Wireless at 257g, it’s a practical choice for procedures on the go.
Convex/phased (90-305 mm) for abdominal/cardiac, linear (up to 80 mm) for superficial—adaptable for all sizes. Wireless and rugged, it’s a vet’s field or clinic ally.
Technical Data
Probe Type

Convex

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Linear

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Phased

Frequency

Convex 3.2/5.0MHz

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Linear 7.5/10MHz

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Phased 3.2/5.0MHz

Scanning Depth

Convex: 90/160/220/305mm

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Linear: 20/40/60/80mm

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Phased: 90/160/220/305mm

Scan Angle/Length

Convex 60°

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Linear 40mm

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Phased 60°

Imaging Modes

B-Mode

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Color Doppler

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M-Mode

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Power Doppler

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Pulsed Wave Doppler

Elements

192 Elements

Channels

32 Channels

Measurements

B-Mode: Length, Area/Circumference, Angle, Trace, Distance, Gestational Age (CRL, BPD, GS, FL, HC, AC), Estimated Fetal Weight (EFW: BPD, FL)

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B+M Mode: Heart Rate, Time, Distance, Left Ventricular Internal Diameter (LVIDd, LVIDs), Ejection Fraction (EF), Stroke Volume (SV)

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B+PW Mode: Velocity, Heart Rate, S/D Ratio, Depth, Automatic Vessel Flow Measurement, Peak Systolic Velocity (PS), End-Diastolic Velocity (ED), Time-Averaged Maximum Velocity (TAMAX), Time-Averaged Mean Velocity (TAMEAN), Pulsatility Index (PI), Resistive Index (RI), S/D Ratio, Vessel Diameter (DIAM), Flow (FL)

Puncture Assist

Flip

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Grid

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In-Plane & Out-Plane Puncture Guide

General Imaging Adjustments

Depth

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Dynamic Range (DYN)

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Enhancement (ENH)

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Focus

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Frequency (F)

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Gain (GN)

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Harmonic Imaging

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Noise Reduction

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Time Gain Compensation (8TGC)

Doppler Imaging Adjustments

Color Doppler (Color, PDI): Steer, Color Gain (+/-), PRF (Pulse Repetition Frequency), Wall Filter (WF), Move & Zoom

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Pulsed Wave Doppler (PW Mode): , PW Gain (+/-), Steer, Volume, Angle

Image Gray Scale

256 Level

Noise Reduction

0-1-2-3-4

Gain

30-105 Db

Dynamic Range

40/50/60/70/80/90/100/110

Cine Loop

100, 200, 500, 1000 Frames

Exported File Formats

JPEG, MP4, PNG, DICOM

Power

Built-in Lithium Battery, 4200mAh

Continuous Scanning Time

3 Hours

Charging

Wireless Charging

Mobile Platforms

iOS, Android, Windows

Connectivity

Wifi Wireless Connection

WiFi Type

802.11n/2.4G/5G Dual-band 450 Mbps

Dimensions

156mm×65mm×20mm

Weight

257g

Storage

Local Storage

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The DRIPBaR® PC Cape Girardeau

Reviewed on July 15, 2026
Ultrasound for IV Placement
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Featured Review

While our nurses are fantastic at IV sticks, some patients have more difficult to find or stick veins. This ultrasound tool is one that we hope will promote more comfort, ease, and enjoyment for our IV therapy!

We strive to stand out from the rest, and this tool is another reason we do!

@suresultmed Thank you for selling a product like this to help with our customers’ experience!

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Doctores Ros - Pediatras Zaragoza

Reviewed on July 12, 2026
Ecografía a pie de cama
Verified ClinicianModel: D3UltraFeatured Review

ecografía a pie de cama! @suresultmed

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Aart Koopmans

Reviewed on June 29, 2026
Useful for 15-minute post-block follow-up
Verified ClinicianModel: D3UltraFeatured Review

I use these kinds of pictures and videos for education. This is an interscalene block, with a follow-up scan 15 minutes after puncture.

0 people found this helpful

Dr. Walter Rebmann

Reviewed on August 3, 2026
Fast Response and Hassle-Free Delivery
Verified ClinicianModel: D3UltraFeatured Review

Before making my purchase, I asked the supplier about the EU MDR documentation and Declaration of Conformity, and they responded very quickly. Shipping was also fast: the device arrived at my clinic within five days, and I did not need to handle customs clearance or import duties myself.

For this price point, the image quality is acceptable. I have attached several photos and videos for reference.

0 people found this helpful

Karl L.

Reviewed on May 5, 2022
Macht Eingriffe wirklich effizienter
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

Als Behandler ist dieses Ultraschallgerät zu meinem bevorzugten Gerät für die Führung vaskulärer und gelenkbezogener Eingriffe geworden, und auch für Nervenblockaden ist es hervorragend geeignet. Die Echtzeitbildgebung ist scharf und präzise, wodurch diese Eingriffe wirklich effizienter werden. Auch für die Führung bei AV-Fisteln hat es sich als sehr nützlich erwiesen. Es ist kompakt und tragbar, sodass es sich problemlos zwischen den Räumen transportieren lässt.

32 people found this helpful

Albert

Reviewed on April 17, 2025
동정맥루 가이드에 매우 유용합니다
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

의료인으로서 이 초음파는 혈관 및 관절 시술을 유도할 때 빠르게 제가 가장 자주 사용하는 장비가 되었고, 신경 차단에도 매우 유용합니다. 실시간 영상이 매우 선명하고 정밀해서 이러한 시술을 더 효율적으로 진행하는 데 큰 도움이 됩니다. 동정맥루 가이드에도 매우 유용하다는 것을 알게 되었습니다. 게다가 작고 휴대가 간편해 진료실 사이를 옮기기도 매우 쉽습니다.

31 people found this helpful

Dr. Ivy Tang

Reviewed on August 20, 2022
Perfecto para el uso diario en procedimientos estéticos.
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

Perfecto para el uso diario en procedimientos estéticos. Tanto si realizo un contorno mandibular como inyecciones profundas en el surco lagrimal, primero hago una ecografía. El nivel de detalle a poca profundidad es muy impresionante. El hecho de que sea inalámbrico hace que sea mucho más fácil integrarlo en mi flujo de trabajo. Sin duda lo recomiendo a cualquiera que se tome en serio los procedimientos estéticos guiados por ecografía.

21 people found this helpful

Chris J.

Reviewed on January 20, 2020
It works wonders for thyroid, breast, and peripheral vascular imaging!
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

If you’re looking for a reliable ultrasound for superficial exams and interventions, this one fits the bill. It works wonders for thyroid, breast, and peripheral vascular imaging, and it’s incredibly precise for guiding procedures like nerve blocks or AV fistulas. The portability makes it a versatile option for any clinical setting, without compromising on performance.

21 people found this helpful

Charles F

Reviewed on July 1, 2026
Tenho usado o Suresult para exames da pele e de tecidos superficiais, e ...
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

Tenho usado o Suresult para exames da pele e de tecidos superficiais, e ele é fantástico. A configuração sem fio é um sonho, e fornece imagens em tempo real sem atrasos. A resolução é nítida o suficiente para estruturas superficiais. No entanto, se você precisar de imagens de tecidos mais profundos para avaliações de órgãos, a alta frequência desta sonda limita a profundidade de penetração.

21 people found this helpful

Dr. Melissa K.

Reviewed on August 26, 2023
Portatile, pratico e perfetto per i filler
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

Ho già utilizzato ecografi di livello ospedaliero, ma sono ingombranti e intimidatori in un contesto di medicina estetica. Suresult ha cambiato le cose. I clienti apprezzano il livello di sicurezza aggiuntivo e io adoro quanto sia facile visualizzare i vasi in tempo reale prima di un filler. Considerando il prezzo, non c’è da pensarci due volte per chiunque prenda sul serio la medicina estetica ecoguidata.

11 people found this helpful

Dr. Lisa W

Reviewed on August 29, 2024
表在組織の画像化に最適
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

総合診療医として、私は筋肉、腱、血管などの表在組織を検査するために、Suresultの高周波リニアプローブを使用しています。これらの用途では画像の鮮明さが優れており、携帯性の高さも診察室で使用するうえで大きな利点です。ただし、深部構造については、到達深度に限界があるため、別のプローブをお勧めします。

10 people found this helpful

Mark J

Reviewed on May 21, 2021
Portable, efficace et excellente pour l’imagerie musculosquelettique
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

La sonde linéaire haute fréquence Suresult est excellente pour les évaluations musculosquelettiques, comme l’identification des déchirures tendineuses ou des élongations musculaires. La fonction sans fil me permet de me déplacer librement dans la clinique. Elle n’est toutefois pas idéale pour les examens plus profonds, donc je l’utilise uniquement pour les articulations et les examens superficiels. Excellente pour les diagnostics rapides !

10 people found this helpful

Alexandros Atalla

Reviewed on June 28, 2026
1) The first video is from a dialysis patient that was incidentally foun...
Model: D3Ultra

1) The first video is from a dialysis patient that was incidentally found to have significant pericardial effusion
2) The second case involved a patient with end-stage kidney disease who presented with acute dyspnea, orthopnea, and hypoxemia. Acute pulmonary edema was suspected clinically and subsequently confirmed by the presence of diffuse B-lines across all lung zones . Urgent hemodialysis relieved the symptoms

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Paul Seviour

Reviewed on June 28, 2026
Patient with right sided flank pain and CVA tenderness with hx of kidney...
Model: D3Ultra

Patient with right sided flank pain and CVA tenderness with hx of kidney stones. U/S was used in right flank showing moderate hydronephrosis allowing prompt referral to urology for definitive management of suspected obstructive kidney stone which was later confirmed. Very helpful to have the portable ultrasound to diagnose cause of pain, recognize hydro, and allow for prompt appropriate referral.

0 people found this helpful

Dr E Obi

Reviewed on May 30, 2026
Dear Team, We bought the Suresult D3 Ultra wireless ultrasound machine a...
Model: D3Ultra
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Florentin Fallot

Reviewed on July 8, 2025
Compact and clinically useful
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Appareil compact et utile au quotidien. Je l’utilise surtout pour des contrôles rapides abdominaux, cardiaques et superficiels. Ce n’est pas un gros échographe sur chariot, mais il est très pratique en consultation.

0 people found this helpful

Francisco Lara Garcia

Reviewed on June 12, 2025
Util para consultas esteticas
Verified ClinicianModel: L24

El L24 nos sirve para una revision rapida antes de tratamientos faciales. Es pequeno, se conecta facil y no ocupa espacio en la consulta. Llego bien protegido.

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Manuela Magnani

Reviewed on April 22, 2024
Utile in più reparti
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Lo usiamo in più reparti. Avere lineare, convex e phased array in una sola sonda rende l’acquisto più semplice rispetto a comprare più dispositivi separati. Buona soluzione portatile.

0 people found this helpful

Louis Mingione

Reviewed on January 9, 2024
Useful between treatment rooms
Verified ClinicianModel: L24Pro

The L24Pro is easy to move between treatment rooms. The image appears quickly, and the metal case is useful because we carry it around the clinic during the day.

0 people found this helpful

Pam Rantz

Reviewed on January 9, 2024
Protected case is useful
Verified ClinicianModel: L24Pro

The L24Pro lives in its metal case when we are not using it. That sounds minor, but for a small clinic with shared rooms it keeps the probe protected and easy to find.

0 people found this helpful

Nancy Livingston

Reviewed on July 29, 2023
Reliable everyday linear probe
Verified ClinicianModel: L14

The L14 is not fancy, but it has become our everyday linear probe. We use it for quick superficial checks, basic aesthetic consultations, and follow-up notes. That is exactly what I needed.

0 people found this helpful

Ignacio Ros Arnal

Reviewed on July 29, 2023
Good practical clinic tool
Verified ClinicianModel: L14

The L14 is a practical clinic tool. It is not complicated, it cleans easily, and it is ready when I need a quick check. That matters more to me than extra features.

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Dr. Abri Hatam UGP VUB

Reviewed on February 11, 2023
Good for travel clinics
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Good option for travel clinics and outreach work. It fits in a small case, starts quickly, and gives enough detail for point-of-care decisions.

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Sara Gamberi

Reviewed on December 3, 2022
Pratico in ambulatorio
Verified ClinicianModel: L14Pro

Uso il L14Pro quando voglio un controllo rapido durante le visite estetiche. Non rallenta la seduta, si collega bene al tablet e lo staff ha imparato presto i comandi principali.

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Francini Varela Vindas

Reviewed on December 3, 2022
Does not slow the appointment
Verified ClinicianModel: L14Pro

The L14Pro fits into a normal appointment. I can check, save an image, and continue the consultation without moving the patient to another room. That is the main value for me.

0 people found this helpful

Sergey Nasteka

Reviewed on March 17, 2022
Useful in emergency assessment
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Useful in emergency assessment. The switch between probes makes FAST, lung, and basic vascular checks more efficient. Image quality is better than I expected for the size.

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Maite Diaz

Reviewed on September 22, 2021
Compact for aesthetic rooms
Verified ClinicianModel: L24

The L24 is small enough to leave ready in a facial aesthetics room. I use it for quick review before injectables and for short follow-up visits. Delivery was smooth and the device arrived cleanly packed.

0 people found this helpful

Leslie Gareis

Reviewed on January 21, 2021
Strong Doppler for daily use
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Doppler response has been steady in daily use. For vascular access and focused cardiac checks, it gives enough information quickly without slowing the exam.

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VIJAYAKUMAR YEDDULA

Reviewed on November 6, 2020
Good for pre-treatment conversations
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

The L20Pro is useful when I want to explain what I am checking before treatment. The image is clear enough on the tablet, and the wireless probe keeps the consultation moving.

0 people found this helpful

Madeline Diamond

Reviewed on November 6, 2020
Professional without a cart
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

The L20Pro gives our small clinic a more professional workflow without making the room crowded. I use it when I need a quick image during a consultation, then put it away.

0 people found this helpful

Danelle DeBye

Reviewed on February 26, 2020
Practical for clinic rounds
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Practical device for clinic rounds. The linear side helps with superficial structures, and the convex side is useful for abdominal views. I like not needing a cart system.

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Adam Davis

Reviewed on August 14, 2019
Right size for the consult room
Verified ClinicianModel: L20

I keep the L20 in our aesthetic consult room. It gives me a quick second look before facial injectables without bringing in a cart system. The app opens quickly and staff learned the basics in one afternoon.

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AHMAD ABDALMONUM

Reviewed on August 14, 2019
Works well between appointments
Verified ClinicianModel: L20

The L20 is quick enough to use between appointments. I like it for a brief pre-treatment look and for documenting follow-up when something needs to be compared later.

0 people found this helpful

Daniel Frick

Reviewed on April 18, 2019
Fast setup for bedside checks
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Set up was quick and the image was clear enough for routine bedside checks. The triple probe format is useful when moving between abdominal, cardiac, and vascular work.

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Christian Müller

Reviewed on August 4, 2026
Bessere Bildqualität als mein GE Vscan
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Die Bildqualität ist besser als bei meinem GE Vscan. Die Software wird regelmäßig aktualisiert und ist kostenlos. Bis jetzt bin ich sehr zufrieden.

0 people found this helpful

Patrice Serfort

Reviewed on November 4, 2025
Bon outil de consultation
Verified ClinicianModel: L24Pro

Le L24Pro est pratique pour les consultations esthetiques du visage. Je l utilise surtout pour verifier rapidement avant certains gestes et pour revoir un patient apres traitement.

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Joseph Moore

Reviewed on November 4, 2025
Fits our consult workflow
Verified ClinicianModel: L24Pro

The L24Pro fits our consult workflow. It is fast to pick up before facial injectables, then back in the drawer. The feedback from patients has been that it looks professional.

0 people found this helpful

Clinical User

Reviewed on September 29, 2025
Good image clarity for the price
Model: D3Ultra

The handheld probe is practical for quick bedside checks. Image clarity is better than expected for the price, battery life is good, and I like that there is no subscription. The setup instructions could be clearer, but once the app is connected it is easy to use.

0 people found this helpful

Mandy Brueckner

Reviewed on August 7, 2024
Clean software layout
Verified ClinicianModel: L14Pro

The L14Pro software is clean. I can change settings without looking through too many menus, which matters when a patient is already in the chair.

0 people found this helpful

Allison Jonjak

Reviewed on August 7, 2024
Easy for daily notes
Verified ClinicianModel: L14Pro

The L14Pro is useful for quick daily notes. I can capture an image during an aesthetic visit and keep the conversation moving. The controls are simple enough for routine use.

0 people found this helpful

Klaas Wiebe

Reviewed on October 18, 2023
Good close-up aesthetic probe
Verified ClinicianModel: L24

The L24 is a close-up probe for aesthetic work. It is not my choice when I need depth, but for short facial checks it is fast and easy to keep ready.

0 people found this helpful

Husain Kadhem

Reviewed on October 6, 2023
Solid image after preset adjustment
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

The first image looked average until I adjusted depth and gain. After that, the quality was solid. The learning curve is short if you already use ultrasound.

0 people found this helpful

KYUNG SIK MIN

Reviewed on April 11, 2023
Easy to show the patient
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

The L20Pro helps during patient conversations. I can show a quick image on the tablet, save it, and keep the visit focused. It feels more practical than sending every small question to another room.

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Laurence Murillo

Reviewed on April 11, 2023
Helpful before and after treatment
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

The L20Pro is helpful before and after treatment. I use it as a visual reference, especially when a patient returns and wants to compare with the previous visit.

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Attracta Heffernan

Reviewed on September 28, 2022
Easy to train staff on
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Easy to train staff on. The interface is not crowded, and the presets are straightforward. I would still like a more detailed quick-start card in the box.

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William Campbell

Reviewed on January 28, 2022
High frequency without a big setup
Verified ClinicianModel: L24Pro

The L24Pro suits our aesthetic work because it is quick to pick up and does not need much space. I mainly use it when I want a closer look before a facial procedure.

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Goutam Reddy

Reviewed on January 28, 2022
Best for short facial checks
Verified ClinicianModel: L24Pro

The L24Pro is best when I need a short facial check, not a long exam. It starts quickly, the image is clear for my use, and it does not interrupt the appointment.

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Theron Williams

Reviewed on June 9, 2021
Reliable for mixed applications
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

I wanted one handheld probe for mixed applications. D3Ultra covers most of what I need in primary care and urgent visits. Battery life and portability are both acceptable.

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Marilyn Brister

Reviewed on March 19, 2021
Straightforward starter probe
Verified ClinicianModel: L14

The L14 is the one I would hand to a new staff member first. Pairing took only a short session, the controls are plain, and it is useful for routine aesthetic checks.

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Di Xi Tam

Reviewed on March 19, 2021
Simple purchase experience
Verified ClinicianModel: L14

The L14 is simple, and the purchase was also simple. The all-inclusive delivery meant I did not have to deal with customs paperwork or extra taxes at the door.

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ULRIKE JAGOUTZ

Reviewed on February 27, 2020
Balanced probe for a mixed clinic
Verified ClinicianModel: L14Pro

For our mixed dermatology and aesthetic schedule, the L14Pro is a sensible middle ground. It is not a tiny specialty probe, but it covers routine superficial checks well and feels forgiving for newer users.

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Moussa SIDIBE

Reviewed on February 27, 2020
Good range for non-specialists
Verified ClinicianModel: L14Pro

The L14Pro feels easier for my team than the very high-frequency probes. It gives a useful view for routine aesthetic visits and is a good fit when several people share one device.

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Di Xi Tam

Reviewed on November 7, 2019
Good value for a portable unit
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

Good value overall. I mainly use it for quick POCUS screening and vascular access. The software is simple, and the probe connects reliably after the first setup.

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Wali Zaidi

Reviewed on December 16, 2024
Fast arrival to New York clinic
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

The L20Pro arrived in three days to my New York clinic. I did not need to clear customs or pay extra tax on delivery. The device worked after charging and pairing the app.

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Val Constantine Cua

Reviewed on December 16, 2024
Well protected in the case
Verified ClinicianModel: L20Pro

The L20Pro was well protected in the case and powered on without trouble. I like it for quick aesthetic checks because it feels ready to use instead of a big setup.

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Jeffrey Sugandi

Reviewed on November 19, 2024
Good device, setup material can improve
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

The device works well and the scan workflow is simple. Packaging was secure, but I expected clearer printed setup material. Online support helped, and after setup it was easy to use.

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Justin Lipper

Reviewed on June 17, 2022
Good device after setup
Verified ClinicianModel: L20

First connection took longer than I expected, so the printed guide could be better. Once the app was running, the L20 became easy to use for consults and short follow-up checks.

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Robert Delcanho

Reviewed on June 17, 2022
Good for staff training
Verified ClinicianModel: L20

The L20 was the easiest model for training my assistants. We use it for basic scans and saving reference images. The workflow is simple enough that people actually use it.

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Geraldine Matty

Reviewed on August 14, 2020
Manual should be clearer
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

No venía con el nivel de instrucciones impresas que esperaba. Por suerte el software es sencillo después de unas exploraciones, y el soporte respondió mi pregunta de configuración.

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Walter Loria Montoya

Reviewed on February 20, 2025
Good probe, bad timing on price
Verified ClinicianModel: L14

I bought the L14 and the price changed a few days later. That was annoying and I could not get the difference back. The probe itself is useful and simple for routine checks.

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John Tejido

Reviewed on February 20, 2025
Brief manual, easy operation
Verified ClinicianModel: L14

The manual is brief, but the L14 itself is easy to operate. We use it for basic checks in the aesthetic room. Once staff knew the buttons, it became part of the routine.

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Matthew Haedo

Reviewed on April 23, 2024
Manual could be clearer
Verified ClinicianModel: L20

The L20 works, but the manual is lighter than I expected. After one training call and some practice, the software made sense. I would still like a better quick-start sheet.

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Sanghyun Yoo

Reviewed on April 23, 2024
Instructions need work
Verified ClinicianModel: L20

The L20 probe is good, but the instructions need work. The first setup took some guessing. After that, daily use was fine and the image was good enough for my aesthetic workflow.

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Osama Essul

Reviewed on December 3, 2021
Price changed after my order
Verified ClinicianModel: D3Ultra

I bought it and saw the price change three days later. They could not refund the difference, which was disappointing. The device itself works well, but the timing was frustrating.

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Free Ultrasound App & Software, Unlimited Functions

Experience crystal-clear, real-time imaging with Suresult's handheld ultrasounds, compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows. Enjoy superior clarity and stable connectivity at factory-direct prices for unmatched diagnostic quality.

Built-in Remote WiFi Connectivity

Our integrated WiFi leverages each device’s own LAN functionality rather than relying on external Internet signals. This empowers you to operate efficiently in remote areas, expanding your practice with modern, reliable technology wherever you are.

17+ Specialized Presets

Designed to meet diverse clinical needs, our system features over 17 specialized presets covering abdominal, gynecological, obstetric, cardiac, urological, renal, pulmonary, thyroid, skin, small parts, pediatric, vascular, carotid, breast, MSK, and nerve applications, plus 3 customizable sets for precision diagnostics.

5 Scan Modes with Pulsed Wave Doppler

Switch seamlessly between B-mode, M-mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler, and Pulsed Wave Doppler. This versatile suite of modes ensures you capture essential clinical details across a wide range of examinations.

27 On-Screen Measurements

Streamline your workflow with a comprehensive set of measurement tools—including length, area, angle, trace, and distance—along with specialized functions for calculating gestational age, estimated fetal weight, and key cardiac parameters, all in real time.

One-Click Freeze for Effortless Detail Capture

Instantly freeze the screen with a single click to capture critical diagnostic images. This intuitive feature ensures that you never miss a detail when it matters most.

Puncture Assist Function

Enhance your procedural confidence with precise in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides. This feature offers real-time directional assistance to support safe and accurate interventions.

Puncture Assist Function

DICOM & Local Storage Without Subscription Fees

Save all your ultrasound images directly on the device or upload them in DICOM format without any recurring subscription costs. Enjoy secure, efficient data management that keeps your patient records organized and accessible.

Flexible File Exports with Notes: Save & Share in Seconds

Effortlessly export your scans in JPEG, MP4, PNG, or DICOM formats. This flexible sharing capability integrates seamlessly into your workflow, ensuring swift and accurate information exchange.

Flexible Extra-long Cine Loop

Record up to 1000 frames (approximately 165 seconds) of continuous motion to capture every subtle detail. This extended cine loop function provides comprehensive documentation for enhanced diagnostic accuracy.

Earth rising over the lunar surface
SuresultNASA

Trusted by NASA.Selected for testing in preparation for the Artemis lunar program.

Every other way medicine looks inside the body needs a room — a tube, a gantry, a superconducting magnet. Ultrasound needs a probe and a screen. For twenty years, ultrasound has been how spaceflight looks inside the human body — and as humanity returns to the Moon, the instrument light enough to go is a handheld probe.

Suresult handheld probes have been selected by NASA and are undergoing testing in preparation for the Artemis lunar program. Documentation available for review on request.

Why ultrasound is the only whole-body imaging the space station has →

To the Moon.

First-pass image.The nearest second opinion is 384,400 km away — so the first image has to hold. Harmonic imaging, arrays of up to 256 elements.
Runs long, runs cool.Up to 5 hours of continuous scanning, holding its working temperature from the first minute to the last.
Whole-body, one kit.Convex, linear, phased, endocavity and bladder — five heads covering 2.5–24 MHz.
Zero infrastructure.Each probe broadcasts its own network — no routers on the Moon, none needed in a clinic.
The Suresult Pro series photographed in studio: L14Pro, L20Pro and L24Pro

The Suresult Pro series — light enough to go

The Suresult D3Ultra tri-mode handheld ultrasound

Clinical image quality

See the D3Pro’s clinical ultrasound images for yourself

Real scans from the dual-head hardware — structure, color flow and motion in HD, on the screen you already own.

Carotid Power Doppler referenceCarotid Power Doppler reference
Interscalene brachial plexusInterscalene brachial plexus
More clinical images

Real screens, real motion

Five imaging modes, on real screens

Marketing renders prove nothing. Below is what the D3Pro’s dual-head hardware actually puts on your phone or tablet — B-mode, M-mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler and Pulsed Wave Doppler, each shown as a reference still with a cine loop you start yourself.

5 imaging modes14 clinical applications38 selected originalsNothing autoplays
Renal B-mode reference

B-mode

Two-dimensional grayscale imaging for structure and anatomy.

Cardiac M-mode reference

M-mode

A time-motion trace for reviewing movement along a selected line.

Carotid color-flow reference

Color Doppler

Directional color flow information over the grayscale image.

Carotid Power Doppler reference

Power Doppler

Flow-signal strength displayed as a sensitive color intensity map.

Carotid PW spectrum reference

Pulsed Wave Doppler

A sample gate and spectral trace for reviewing flow over time.

Whole-body point-of-care

Fourteen clinical applications, one dual-head scanner

Pick your day’s work on the list or the body map — carotid to MSK. Every application pairs a dedicated clinical still with an independent cine loop, so you can judge the image before the scanner ever ships.

Front-facing adult woman model for clinical application navigationCarotid

Carotid ultrasound

Long-axis vessel structure and live wall/lumen motion.

Right internal carotid PDI at 10 MHz
Clinical stillRight internal carotid PDI at 10 MHz
Cine loopLive carotid long-axis cine

Representative ultrasound media for product-capability review. Playback starts only when you choose it.

Cine loop

One probe, every specialty

Built for the way 27 specialties actually scan.

Pick your specialty. What you see is real clinical footage — the exam you will run on Monday morning, not a marketing render.

27specialties
3scan formats
$2,697one probe
Anesthesiology ultrasound key frame
LIVEAnesthesiologyLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Anesthesiology

Fascial planes and the brachial plexus at 7.5/10 MHz, with in-plane and out-of-plane needle guides on screen — block, confirm, done.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Nerve blocks with ultrasound guidance →

Breast Care ultrasound
LIVEBreast CareLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Breast Care

A first look at palpable lumps: the linear face separates cystic from solid before the referral letter is even written.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Breast ultrasound in practice →

Cardiology ultrasound key frame
LIVECardiologyPhased · 3.2/5.0 MHz

Cardiology

The phased sector slips between ribs for four-chamber views, effusion checks and M-Mode traces — to 305 mm when depth is the question.

Phased · 3.2/5.0 MHz·Cardiac POCUS workflows →

Critical Care ultrasound
LIVECritical CareAll three formats

Critical Care

RUSH-style answers at the bedside: heart, IVC, lungs and free fluid on one probe, on its own Wi-Fi, before the labs come back.

All three formats·Critical care ultrasound protocols →

Emergency Medicine ultrasound key frame
LIVEEmergency MedicineAll three formats

Emergency Medicine

eFAST in under three minutes — convex for the abdomen, phased for the heart, linear for the pneumothorax check. One probe, zero cart.

All three formats·eFAST and emergency POCUS →

EMS (Emergency Medical Services) ultrasound key frame
LIVEEMS (Emergency Medical Services)257 g · 3 h battery

EMS (Emergency Medical Services)

257 g in the jump bag, 3 hours of scanning, no signal needed — its own Wi-Fi works at the roadside exactly as it works in resus.

257 g · 3 h battery·Prehospital ultrasound for EMS →

Endocrinology ultrasound key frame
LIVEEndocrinologyLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Endocrinology

Thyroid nodules measured and mapped at 10 MHz — size, margins and vascularity with Color Doppler, documented straight to DICOM.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Thyroid ultrasound workflows →

Gastroenterology ultrasound key frame
LIVEGastroenterologyConvex · to 305 mm

Gastroenterology

Gallbladder, free fluid and bowel-wall checks on the convex face — 90 to 305 mm covers the whole right-upper-quadrant story.

Convex · to 305 mm·Abdominal ultrasound in GI practice →

Gynecology ultrasound
LIVEGynecologyConvex · to 305 mm

Gynecology

Uterus and adnexa surveyed transabdominally, with 27 on-screen measurements ready for follicles, cysts and endometrium.

Convex · to 305 mm·Pelvic ultrasound for gynecology →

Internal Medicine ultrasound key frame
LIVEInternal MedicineConvex · to 305 mm

Internal Medicine

The daily organ round — liver, kidneys, bladder, aorta — answered in the exam room instead of booked as an imaging referral.

Convex · to 305 mm·Bedside ultrasound for internists →

Musculoskeletal (MSK) Medicine ultrasound key frame
LIVEMusculoskeletal (MSK) MedicineLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Musculoskeletal (MSK) Medicine

Tendon, joint and effusion checks at 10 MHz, with Power Doppler for synovitis — the clinic-room answer before the MRI slot.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·MSK ultrasound techniques →

Neonatology ultrasound key frame
LIVENeonatologyConvex 60° footprint

Neonatology

A 60-degree footprint sized for neonatal abdomens, 257 g of gentle handling, and presets that keep small-patient exams short.

Convex 60° footprint·Neonatal ultrasound screening →

Nephrology ultrasound key frame
LIVENephrologyConvex + Linear

Nephrology

Hydronephrosis, residual volume and access lines: kidneys on the convex face, fistulas on the linear one — dialysis rounds, one probe.

Convex + Linear·Renal ultrasound for nephrology →

Neurology ultrasound key frame
LIVENeurologyLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Neurology

Nerve cross-sections at 10 MHz for entrapment work-ups — median, ulnar and peroneal, measured against the healthy side.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Nerve ultrasound work-ups →

Obstetrics ultrasound key frame
LIVEObstetricsConvex · to 305 mm

Obstetrics

Viability, presentation and heartbeat with gestational-age and EFW tools built in — and 305 mm of reach for later trimesters.

Convex · to 305 mm·Obstetric scanning workflows →

Orthopedic Surgery ultrasound key frame
LIVEOrthopedic SurgeryLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Orthopedic Surgery

Rotator cuff, Achilles and post-op effusions imaged on the spot — with needle guidance for the injections that follow.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Orthopedic ultrasound applications →

Pain Management ultrasound key frame
LIVEPain ManagementLinear + guides

Pain Management

In-plane needle tracking at 7.5/10 MHz turns landmark injections into guided ones — shoulder, hip and spine-adjacent work.

Linear + guides·Ultrasound-guided injections →

Pediatrics ultrasound key frame
LIVEPediatricsAll three formats

Pediatrics

Small patients, quick answers: appendicitis screens, hip checks and bladder volumes without the trip to radiology.

All three formats·Pediatric point-of-care ultrasound →

Plastic Surgery ultrasound key frame
LIVEPlastic SurgeryLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Plastic Surgery

Map vessels and tissue planes before the operation — and check flap perfusion with Color Doppler after it.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Ultrasound in plastic surgery →

Primary Care ultrasound
LIVEPrimary CareAll three formats

Primary Care

The stethoscope answers in seconds; this answers the next questions — AAA screens, bladder scans and gallstones, all in-office.

All three formats·In-office ultrasound for primary care →

Pulmonology ultrasound key frame
LIVEPulmonologyPhased + Linear

Pulmonology

B-lines, effusions and pleural sliding read at the bedside — the sector sees between ribs, the linear face reads the pleura.

Phased + Linear·Lung ultrasound essentials →

Remote Medicine ultrasound
LIVERemote MedicineOwn Wi-Fi · no mains

Remote Medicine

No mains, no network, no cart: 3 hours of battery and its own Wi-Fi carry imaging to places imaging has never been.

Own Wi-Fi · no mains·Off-grid imaging for remote care →

Rheumatology ultrasound key frame
LIVERheumatologyLinear + Power Doppler

Rheumatology

Synovitis and erosions at 10 MHz with Power Doppler grading — treat-to-target with fresh evidence at every visit.

Linear + Power Doppler·Joint ultrasound for rheumatology →

Sports Medicine ultrasound key frame
LIVESports MedicineLinear · 7.5/10 MHz

Sports Medicine

Sideline-ready: muscle tears, ligament sprains and return-to-play checks, from pitch to clinic in one 257-gram probe.

Linear · 7.5/10 MHz·Sideline ultrasound for sports injuries →

Urology ultrasound key frame
LIVEUrologyConvex · to 305 mm

Urology

Bladder volume, residuals and kidney screens on the convex face — with 27 measurements for structured reporting.

Convex · to 305 mm·Bladder and renal scanning in urology →

Vascular Access ultrasound key frame
LIVEVascular AccessLinear + guides

Vascular Access

First-attempt lines with real-time needle guidance at 10 MHz — the difficult-access patient's best friend.

Linear + guides·Ultrasound-guided vascular access →

Veterinary ultrasound key frame
LIVEVeterinaryAll three formats

Veterinary

From a heartbeat inside an incubating egg to a rescued seal on the dock: three formats and 305 mm of depth cover exotic, wildlife and large-animal work alike.

All three formats·Veterinary ultrasound in the field →

Bedside phone-screen ultrasound during an acute caseStrong fit

Emergency, acute and critical care

One dual-head body covers the sweep an acute shift asks for.

Phased3.2/5.0 MHz over a 60° sector, stepping to 305 mm — the shape that fits between ribs for cardiac and lung-base views.
ConvexThe same 3.2/5.0 MHz at 60° with steps of 90, 160, 220 and 305 mm for abdominal and free-fluid views.
Linear7.5/10 MHz from 20 to 80 mm for vessels and vascular access, with published in-plane and out-of-plane needle guidance.
ModesB-Mode, Color Doppler, M-Mode, Power Doppler and Pulsed Wave Doppler — and the 192-element arrays draw denser lines than the 128-element models in the same family.
Body257 g, on its own Wi-Fi network — no router, no cable.
House-call scan with a handheld probe and split-screen examStrong fit

Rural practice, house calls and single-handed clinics

When there is one clinician and one device, the D3Pro answers the three questions that come up most:

AbdomenWhat is in the abdomen — convex, to 305 mm.
HeartHow is the heart moving — phased, 60° sector.
SurfaceWhat is under the skin — linear 7.5/10 MHz, 20 to 80 mm.
Off-gridCarries its own Wi-Fi, so it works in a patient’s front room or a clinic with no network at all — and the published 3 hours of continuous scanning carries a full list.
SoftwareFree iOS, Android and Windows apps, free updates for the life of the probe, no subscription of any kind.
WorkflowImages export as DICOM and save locally; between patients it charges by being set down on its wireless pad.
Ankle scan in progress with the live image on screenPartial fit

Musculoskeletal, small-parts and dedicated vascular work

The linear format tops out at 10 MHz over a 40 mm footprint across 20 to 80 mm.

CoversLarger joints, effusions, vessels and guided access — but it is not a high-frequency band.
If superficialThe L20 publishes 16/20 MHz at 10/20/30/40 mm and the L24 publishes 18/24 MHz at 10/15/20/25 mm — where tendon, nerve and small-parts work is done.
The callIf most of your list is superficial, take one of those and keep a three-format scanner for the days you need depth.

Which Suresult dual-head 3-in-1 do you need?

Six Suresult probes share this design or sit next to it — tap any model to see its page. The specs that decide the purchase are in the last column.

ProbeFormats & reachPriceWhy pick it
Suresult D3Pro dual-head 3-in-1 wireless ultrasound scannerD3ProThis pageConvex · Linear · Phased3.2/5.0 · 7.5/10 · 3.2/5.0 MHz — to 305 mm$2,900Line density + the 3-hour battery.192 elements · 32 channels · wireless charging · 257 g
Suresult D3 dual-probe 3-in-1 handheld ultrasoundD3Convex · Linear · PhasedSame bands — linear reaches 100 mm$2,400The lightest three-format body.128 elements · 32 channels · 1.5 h · 150 g
Suresult D3L 3-in-1 handheld ultrasoundD3LConvex · Linear · PhasedSame bands — linear to 80 mm$2,600The 3-hour battery at a lower price.128 elements · 32 channels · 237 g
Suresult D3Ultra multipurpose handheld ultrasoundD3UltraConvex · Linear · PhasedPhased 3.2/5.0 MHz — continuous 90-300 mm$3,200Top of the range: 64 channels.192 elements · 2 h · 263 g
Suresult CD2 phased and linear dual-head ultrasoundCD2Linear · PhasedPhased 2.2/3.6 MHz — no convex head$2,900Cardiac-leaning dual head.192 elements · 64 channels · 150 g
Suresult L14Pro 10/14 MHz high-frequency linear ultrasound probeL14ProLinear only10/14 MHz — 20-80 mm$3,700The mid-high-frequency linear for MSK and vascular days.256 elements · 64 channels
Suresult L20Pro 16/20 MHz high-frequency linear ultrasound probeL20ProLinear only16/20 MHz — 10-40 mm$4,000The high-frequency pick for aesthetics, skin and fine MSK.256 elements · 64 channels

Where this scanner is the wrong tool. The D3Pro's linear format runs 7.5/10 MHz over a 40 mm footprint, so it is not the probe for fine superficial detail — if your day is tendon, nerve and small-parts work, take the L20 instead (16/20 MHz, 10/20/30/40 mm) or the L24 (18/24 MHz, 10/15/20/25 mm). It also has no endocavity head, so transvaginal and trans-rectal exams are outside its scope.

How the D3Pro compares with other handheld ultrasound scanners

Prices and terms below are drawn from each manufacturer’s own published spec and price pages, and from Suresult’s price guides.

What’s included
Suresult D3Pro dual-head 3-in-1 wireless ultrasound scannerSuresult D3ProConvex + linear + phased · one bodyLowest price in this comparison · 192 elements × 3 formats$2,697Buy the D3Pro
Butterfly iQ3 handheld ultrasound probeButterfly iQ3Single CMUT chip · one head$3,899
GE Vscan Air CL dual-head handheld ultrasoundGE Vscan Air CLCurved + linear · dual head$4,999
Clarius PAL HD3 phased and linear handheld ultrasoundClarius PAL HD3Phased + linear · dual head$5,395
SubscriptionYesNever — free apps, free updates for the life of the probeNo$299-$420 per year, or $1,500 one-time for five yearsYesNone requiredPartialOptional — $695/year or $2,500 one-time
All five modes free (B · Color · M · Power · PW Doppler)YesAll included at $0 — nothing to unlockPartialSoftware features tiered by membership planYesIncludedPartialPW Doppler sits inside the paid Essentials plan
27 on-screen measurements (incl. gestational age, EFW, cardiac)YesAll 27 included free — length, area, angle, trace, distance and more, in real timePartialAdvanced tools sit in the paid software tiersYesIncludedPartialAdvanced tools sit in the paid memberships
DICOM export & local storageYesFree — no cloud fee, images stay yoursPartialCloud/DICOM workflows sit in the paid membershipYesIncludedNoLocal storage, cloud storage and DICOM are listed as membership features
Array elements — per headYes192 elements on every format — convex, linear and phased alike · 32 channelsPartialSemiconductor CMUT chip — frame rate can climb, but image quality runs below a dedicated piezoelectric arrayPartialLinear 192 · curved 128 — density drops on the deep headNoLinear 112 · phased 80 — the lowest array density in this table
Battery & weightYes3 h continuous scanning (published) · wireless charging · 257 gPartialUp to 2 h battery (published) · 300 gNo50 min continuous published — 205 g, the lightestNo~60 min scan time (published) · 307 g — the heaviest here
VAT & import duties in the priceYesIncluded worldwide — the checkout price is finalNoUS list price — international duties extraNoUS list price — international duties extraNoUS list price — international duties extra
Dual-head, multiple formatsYesConvex + linear + phased on one bodyNoSingle chip — one headYesCurved + linearYesPhased + linear
Truly wireless (own Wi-Fi)YesNo router, no cableNoWired to the phone or tabletYesWirelessYesWireless

Full teardowns and price checks: Butterfly iQ3 review · Vscan Air price guide · Clarius price guide

The five-year math. Device plus its published software path — no accessories, no financing.

Suresult D3Prono subscription, ever$2,697
Butterfly iQ3$3,899 + $1,500 software$5,399
GE Vscan Air CLno required subscription$4,999
Clarius PAL HD3$5,395 + $2,500 Essentials$7,895$5,395 before Essentials

Published figures, accessed July 2026 — sources in the price-guide links above. Each bar totals the device plus its published software path over five years.

Where the D3Pro wins:

No subscription — ever305 mm depth ceilingOwn Wi-Fi — no cableDuties-included worldwide delivery30-day trial · 2-yr warrantyFDA · ISO · MDR/CE records

D3Pro questions, answered

How deep does the D3Pro scan, and at what frequency?

Each format publishes its own figures. Convex runs 3.2/5.0 MHz across a 60° sector, with depth steps of 90, 160, 220 and 305 mm. Phased runs 3.2/5.0 MHz, also at 60°, with the same 90/160/220/305 mm steps. Linear runs 7.5/10 MHz over a 40 mm footprint, with steps of 20, 40, 60 and 80 mm. 305 mm is the deepest the D3Pro goes.

Why is it called both a dual-head and a 3-in-1 — and what does that mean in practice?

It is one dual-head body that scans in three published formats: convex, linear and phased. The convex and phased formats share the same 3.2/5.0 MHz frequency pair, the same 90/160/220/305 mm depth ladder and the same 60° sector; the linear side is the separate face, at 7.5/10 MHz across a 40 mm footprint and 20 to 80 mm. The whole thing weighs 257 g.

What does each format image?

The convex format is the general abdominal and obstetric view — liver, kidneys, bladder, gallbladder, free fluid — with 305 mm available when the patient needs it. The phased format's 60° sector is the shape that fits between ribs, which is what cardiac and lung-base views require. The linear format at 7.5/10 MHz sits on the surface for vessels, soft tissue, lung fields and vascular access. The published imaging modes are B-Mode, Color Doppler, M-Mode, Power Doppler and Pulsed Wave Doppler, with on-screen measurements in B, B+M and B+PW.

What can the D3Pro not do?

Two things worth settling before you order. It has no endocavity head, so transvaginal and trans-rectal exams are outside its scope — the T8 (endocavity 6/8 MHz) or the LC1 bi-plane rectal probe cover that work. And its linear format runs 7.5/10 MHz, so for tendon, nerve and small-parts detail the higher-frequency probes are the L20 (16/20 MHz, 10/20/30/40 mm) and the L24 (18/24 MHz, 10/15/20/25 mm).

What do I need to run it, and does it need clinic Wi-Fi?

A phone, tablet or Windows laptop. Suresult publishes free apps for iOS, Android and Windows. The D3Pro creates its own Wi-Fi network (802.11n dual-band) and your device joins that directly, so no router, no clinic network and no cable is involved — it works the same in a hospital corridor, a rural clinic or a patient's home. Images export as JPEG, MP4, PNG or DICOM and store locally.

Is there a subscription, or a fee for software updates?

No, to both. There is no subscription of any kind on the D3Pro — no annual fee, nothing to unlock, nothing to renew — and software updates are free for the life of the probe. $2,697 at checkout is the whole cost of the imaging.

Can I use it for needle guidance?

The D3Pro publishes on-screen puncture-assist functions — Flip, Grid, and an In-Plane & Out-Plane Puncture Guide — normally used on the linear format, which images 20 to 80 mm. Suresult also sells hardware needle guides separately: a Biopsy Needle Guide for Linear Probes at $499 and one for Convex Probes at $499. Those guides are listed by probe family rather than by model, so confirm the fit against a D3Pro with Suresult before ordering one.

How long can I scan on a charge, and how does it recharge?

The built-in 4200 mAh lithium battery publishes 3 hours of continuous scanning — the long-list figure in the family, shared with the D3L — and the body weighs 257 g. It recharges wirelessly: set it down on the charging pad between patients and it tops up without a port or a cable.

How does it ship, and who pays customs?

Worldwide delivery, 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. The device then arrives with a 30-day worry-free trial and a 2-year warranty, extendable to 3 years for $195 or 5 years for $597. FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records are available for review on request.

The 30-day decision

Put the D3Pro to work in your clinic for 30 days

The D3Pro dispatches within 24 hours and arrives with customs and duties already covered. The 30-day worry-free trial starts when it does, so the decision that matters gets made with the scanner in your hand and your own patients on the screen rather than from a spec sheet. Two years of warranty are included and can be extended to three years for $195 or five years for $597. If you are still weighing the D3Pro against the D3, D3L, D3Ultra or CD2, the table above is the honest version of that comparison — the differences are element count, channel count, scanning time and linear depth, not marketing. Ask before ordering rather than after.

SHIPS IN 24 H · WORLDWIDE, DUTIES INCLUDED · 30-DAY WORRY-FREE TRIAL · 2-YEAR WARRANTY · NO SUBSCRIPTION

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