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PHILIPS HD7 vs PHILIPS iE33

PHILIPS HD7 and PHILIPS iE33 differ in 4 of the 12 specifications recorded for both models. Indicative prices run $1,670 – $6,010 for the PHILIPS HD7 (Used) and $2,560 – $10,000 for the PHILIPS iE33 (Used) — the middle 80% of current listings. Both are available from verified suppliers: send one request for either model and we negotiate the price and arrange delivery.

The PHILIPS HD7 and the PHILIPS iE33 are compared here on 12 specifications that current listings report for both of them. They differ on 4 of those lines.

Price by condition

ConditionPHILIPS HD7PHILIPS iE33
Used$1,670 – $6,01011 priced · median $4,680$2,560 – $10,00027 priced · median $4,450

Middle 80% of asking prices. Configuration, probes and shipping are not included.

Specifications compared

SpecificationPHILIPS HD7PHILIPS iE33
System classMid-rangeExpert
Monitor size15″20″
Tissue DopplerOptionalYes
iSCAN Intelligent Image OptimizationOptionalYes
LCD displayYes—Not specified
Anatomical M-modeOptional—Not specified
Color M-modeOptional—Not specified
Tissue harmonic imagingOptional—Not specified
Trapezoid (virtual convex)Yes—Not specified
Panoramic imagingOptional—Not specified
4D imaging—Not specifiedYes
Color DopplerYes—Not specified
Power DopplerYes—Not specified
Continuous wave Doppler (CW)—Not specifiedYes
Stress echo—Not specifiedOptional
DICOM 3.0—Not specifiedYes
CD/DVD driveYes—Not specified
iFOCUS intelligent Focus—Not specifiedYes
iOPTIMIZE—Not specifiedYes
Color Flow—Not specifiedYes
XRES—Not specifiedYes
SonoCT—Not specifiedYes
System typeStationaryStationary
Transducer ports33
M-modeYesYes
Pulsed wave Doppler (PW)YesYes
General measurementsYesYes
Cardiology packageYesYes
OB/GYN packageYesYes
Vascular packageYesYes

Highlighted rows are where the two machines differ. A dash means the specification is not recorded for that model, which is not the same as the machine not having it. Values come from current supplier listings of each model, so options fitted on an individual unit may vary.

PHILIPS HD7 vs PHILIPS iE33: prices and features

Current offers put the PHILIPS HD7 at $1,670–$6,010 in used condition and the PHILIPS iE33 at $2,560–$10,000 in used condition. Each figure is the range for that model's own condition, so read the labels before comparing: new, refurbished and used units trade differently.

Both report Pulsed wave Doppler (PW) and M-mode and the PHILIPS iE33 additionally reports Tissue Doppler.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the PHILIPS HD7 and the PHILIPS iE33?

They differ on 4 lines of the comparison table. Among the differences: System class — Mid-range on the PHILIPS HD7, Expert on the PHILIPS iE33; Monitor size — 15″ on the PHILIPS HD7, 20″ on the PHILIPS iE33; Tissue Doppler — Optional on the PHILIPS HD7, Yes on the PHILIPS iE33. The full table on this page lists every line where the two disagree, as stated in current listings.

Which is cheaper, the PHILIPS HD7 or the PHILIPS iE33?

In used condition the PHILIPS iE33 is the cheaper of the two. Current offers put the PHILIPS HD7 at $1,670–$6,010 in used condition and the PHILIPS iE33 at $2,560–$10,000 in used condition. These are ranges of current offers and move with configuration and age, so treat them as a starting point, not a price tag.

Which should I choose, the PHILIPS HD7 or the PHILIPS iE33?

Both report OB/GYN, cardiology, vascular work and general imaging, so for that work either one covers the task. The PHILIPS iE33 additionally reports Tissue Doppler. We do not rank the two: beyond the specifications, the choice comes down to the configuration each supplier actually offers, the transducers included and the price you are quoted.

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