EKOCORE 500™ Digital Stethoscope — 40x Amplification, Active Noise Cancellation, 3-Lead ECG, FDA-Cleared AI with Eko+, Full-Color Display, Reimbursement Eligible — Silver, COR501
Description
🩺 Elevate your exam game with the future of stethoscopes — hear more, see more, know more.
- AI POWERED DIAGNOSTICS - FDA-cleared AI detects murmurs and AFib, giving you cutting-edge clinical insights in real time.
- BUILT FOR THE LONG HAUL - Durable, water- and shatter-resistant design with up to 60 hours of battery life for nonstop clinical shifts.
- VISUALIZE THE INVISIBLE - Full-color display and waveform visualization let you see heart rhythms as you listen.
- HEAR EVERY DETAIL AMPLIFIED - Experience crystal-clear heart and lung sounds with 40x amplification and advanced noise reduction.
- REIMBURSEMENT READY PROFESSIONAL GRADE - Eligible for reimbursement and trusted by healthcare pros across inpatient and outpatient settings.
The Eko CORE 500™ Digital Stethoscope combines 40x sound amplification, active noise cancellation, and a 3-lead ECG with FDA-cleared AI diagnostics. Featuring a full-color display and durable design, it supports up to 60 hours of use and offers seamless waveform visualization and recording via the Eko app. Ideal for healthcare professionals seeking advanced, reimbursement-eligible tools for precise cardiac and pulmonary assessments.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Eko Health, Inc. |
| Part number | COR501 |
| Item Weight | 1.07 kg |
| Package Dimensions | 48.26 x 17.78 x 6.35 cm; 1.07 kg |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Item model number | COR501 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included components | CORE 500 Chestpiece & Earpiece, Eko App, Rubber Ear Tips, USB-C Charging Cable |
| Batteries included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
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Reviews
S**R
Connects via Bluetooth to Cochlear Implants
Purchased for my daughter who is studying veterinary medicine. Connects seamlessly to her cochlear implants and enables her to hear the same as other students who don’t have a hearing loss. Bought in the standard colour which was the only one available which is lovely but would have loved an opportunity to be able to purchase the blue one but that is purely personal choice and cosmetic! Would be lovely to be able to purchase some of the accessories as would have loved the case to keep it safe. Great visual display. Love love love it!
E**E
Good
Very good
D**.
Amplification great, easier to use than Littmann Core
Pros:Amplification works wellEasy to switch modes on the head rather than in the app on the original Core.Interesting potential with the AI functions - but they will be subscription based.Headphone drivers at the ear end - sound is better as not being conducted down plastic tube.Cons:It is a little bit larger due to the ECG electrodesTubing is a bit plastic-y - but it is just a headphone cable in reality.Can’t Bluetooth pair without the app running.
K**N
Quality
Delivered safelyVery high quality stethoscope
L**E
Best stethoscopes ever
Amazing auscultation and clarity . Very best I ever owned .Top quality product!
J**S
My EKO
Bought the EKO on a trip to SacrementoIt’s amazingI am hard of hearing and sent back a digital littmansBut this sound is clear and loud (adjustable)I love itWhen you watch the ECG record the audio plays same time
Q**8
too expensive for what it does
its too expensive for what it does.it nice that it shows the heart rate well on screen - but I can simply use a pulse oximeter. Furthermore, its disappointing that its unable to detect this well for young childrenfrustratingly and probably the worst thing of all, is the a-fib detector requires a subscription, the one feature that would've been good.. otherwise what's the point in the ECG reader?the sounds change from heart to lungs is a nice feature.. but.. I don't find it makes much of a difference. I've found myself going back to my litmann as its just easier, smaller and doesn't require charging
M**L
Good for those with hearing deficit, little else
In terms of stethoscope use, effective. I would not say the average clinician would confer a benefit over a good cardiology stethoscope however. It is also too bulky for manual sphyg, and for children. In terms of its ability to detect AF, it is largely hopeless from my experience, frequently missing AF in those with an established diagnosis and detecting AF in my 9 year old daughter...it will also declare tachycardia when aware it is listening to a child's chest with a rate within normal parameters for that age, bringing up a warning on the screen visible to parents and thus alarming them
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