The Youkey Q7 stands out for its exceptional portability, connectivity and ease of use. It offers a wide selection of interchangeable ultrasound transducers, providing versatility across a broad range of clinical applications – all within a single device.
The Youkey Q7 combines an ergonomic design with intuitive operation. Its probe fits comfortably in the hand, while its low weight and compact dimensions ensure comfortable handling, even during extended examinations. The integrated battery also provides long operating time.
Programmable buttons directly on the probe provide quick access to essential functions, including imaging depth adjustment, gain control, switching between imaging modes and image freeze.
The Youkey Q7 offers a wide range of ultrasound transducers that can be interchanged during operation. This provides considerable versatility in clinical practice and allows users to switch conveniently between different examination applications.
The Youkey Q7 connects to virtually any compatible display device, including smartphones, tablets and laptops. It supports multiple operating systems, including iOS, Windows and Android. Simply download and install the freely available application to get started.
The probe connects wirelessly to your device via Wi-Fi. A USB-C cable connection is also available for use in environments with significant wireless interference.
The probe features an IPX4 protection rating, providing protection against splashing water and supporting reliable operation in a variety of clinical environments.
Despite its extremely compact design, the Youkey Q7 offers an extensive range of imaging capabilities. It supports B-mode, M-mode, pulsed-wave Doppler (PW), color flow mapping (CFM) and power Doppler (PD/CPD).
This range of imaging modes gives clinicians the flexibility to select the appropriate imaging technique according to the examination requirements.
Despite its small size and ergonomic design, the probe offers impressive battery life. The integrated battery supports up to four hours of continuous scanning, providing sufficient operating time for extended clinical use.
