SonoAccess videos are best viewed using a Wi-Fi or 3G data connection. Depending on the location and signal strength of your data connection, the quality of your download experience can vary, but the quality of the video will remain constant. 2G works slowly in strong, stable signal areas and is not recommended otherwise.

The battery on your M-Turbo ultrasound system should last up to 2 hours under ideal conditions and use.

Yes. Sonosite offers both mountable and hand-carried ultrasound sytems. All of our systems, whether hand-carried or mountable, are all lightweight and very compact. You can quickly move from exam room to exam room in the clinic, or straight to the patient's bedside at the hospital, with the ultrasound system in hand. If you prefer a zero-footprint solution you can choose a wall-mounted option, to maximize space and operating efficiency in the examination environment.

Sonosite has set an industry standard by offering a five-year standard warranty on our systems introduced since 2005 and our systems and Sonosite-manufactured transducers. We are able to base this warranty because of the historic reliability and durability of our products. Our proprietary technology and design have resulted in products that exceed military specifications for ruggedness and reliability; they've been engineered to withstand a three-foot drop onto a hard surface.

Advanced imaging features, such as SonoHD™ Imaging Technology, SonoMB® Multi-beam Imaging technologies, and Advanced Needle Visualization, provide striking contrast resolution and tissue differentiation, supporting complete diagnostic examinations and ultrasound-guided imaging procedures. Customized presets for individual clinical applications ensure that Sonosite systems offer the best image quality for each clinical specialty.

Our systems and transducers are built to exceed U.S. military specifications for durability, and they've been engineered to withstand a three-foot drop onto a hard surface. Reliability is part of our history.

In seconds. Sonosite hand-carried systems are ready to scan in 20 seconds from a cold start. It takes minutes for PC-based units.