Ultrasound probe prices by brand
Ultrasound probes cost anywhere from about $800 to $30,000+ depending on brand, model and condition. Standard used 2D and curved probes often run $800–$4,000, cardiac and specialty probes $3,000–$12,000, and TEE and premium 4D/volume probes $8,000–$30,000+. Refurbished probes typically cost 30–60% less than new. Below are 2026 market ranges by brand.
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Last updated: July 2026. Figures shown are typical market ranges for reference. ALEVA's exact pricing is available to members and on request.
What determines an ultrasound probe's price
- Condition — new vs. refurbished vs. used. Refurbished is usually 30–60% below new.
- Probe type — TEE and 4D/volume probes are the most expensive; linear/curved are the most affordable.
- Brand & model — premium platforms (Philips EPIQ, GE Voluson E-series) command higher prices.
- Availability — discontinued or scarce probes cost more.
Ultrasound probe prices by brand
These are general secondary-market ranges for reference. For your exact, competitive price and availability, become a member or request a quote.
| Brand | Example models | Typical range (used/refurb, USD) |
|---|---|---|
| GE | C1-5, 9L, M5Sc, RAB6-D, C2-9 | $1,000 – $12,000 |
| Philips | C5-1, L12-3, S5-1, X7-2t (TEE), X6-1 | $1,200 – $18,000 |
| Siemens | 4V1c, 9L4, VF13-5, Z6Ms | $1,000 – $12,000 |
| Canon / Toshiba | PVT-375BT, PLT-704SBT, PST-30BT | $900 – $9,000 |
| Samsung | CA1-7A, LA3-16A, V5-9 | $900 – $9,000 |
| Mindray | SC5-1U, L14-6, D6-2 | $700 – $7,000 |
TEE and premium 4D/volume probes sit at the top of each range; new-from-OEM prices are higher.
New vs. refurbished vs. used
Refurbished probes are tested, restored to full performance and warrantied — the best value for most buyers, typically 30–60% below new. Used "as-is" probes are cheapest but carry risk. New OEM probes cost the most and are worth it when warranty and latest-generation performance are required. We can advise which fits your budget and system — and if a repair is the better value, see our probe repair cost guide.
Availability & delivery
We hold probes in stock in North America, so most US orders ship and are supplied within about 3 business days, with fast shipping to Canada. Availability depends on the specific model — ask us for current stock and lead time on the probe you need.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an ultrasound probe cost?
Ultrasound probes range from about $800 to $30,000+. Used 2D and curved probes often cost $800–$4,000, cardiac and specialty probes $3,000–$12,000, and TEE and premium 4D probes $8,000–$30,000+.
How much do GE and Philips ultrasound probes cost?
Used and refurbished GE probes typically run $1,000–$12,000 and Philips probes $1,200–$18,000, depending on model and condition, with TEE probes at the top of the range.
Are refurbished ultrasound probes worth it?
Yes, for most buyers. Refurbished probes are tested, restored and warrantied, and usually cost 30–60% less than new — the best balance of price and reliability.
Which brands of ultrasound probes do you sell?
We sell probes for GE, Philips, Siemens, Canon/Toshiba, Samsung, Mindray and SonoSite, across all probe types.
Do your probes come with a warranty and money-back guarantee?
Yes. Every probe comes with a 12-month warranty, plus a money-back guarantee — test it risk-free and, if it's not right, return it for a full refund within the guarantee window (about two weeks after testing). We also respond to every inquiry within 24 hours.
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