LOGIQ e X and e S: What Changed for Board Repair

• 1. Are LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S separate devices in the 2026 clearance?
• 2. What did K260398 change on the device named LOGIQ e?
• 3. Which transducers and software features does the summary add?
• 4. Can catalog TX64 5436388 or battery 5451284-2 be ordered from the badge?
• 5. Where does a legacy LOGIQ e symptom ticket still go?
• 6. Where Rongtao fits
• 7. Frequently asked questions

Are LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S separate devices in the 2026 clearance?

Read the badge, the release, and the clearance as three different documents. On 4 August 2026 GE HealthCare announced the LOGIQ e family, featuring LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S, and described them as two compact laptop ultrasound systems. In the same release, footnote i says: "LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S are marketing representations of the LOGIQ e product; feature availability may vary depending on region." The release then separates the commercial offer: LOGIQ e X is a premium offering that combines AI-powered tools, advanced imaging capabilities, and workflow-enhancing features, while LOGIQ e S provides essential imaging capabilities in an intuitive, reliable system at a more affordable price point. Each of those names carries footnote i. The family sentence lists multi-purpose imaging, musculoskeletal, emergency medicine, critical care, rheumatology, and anesthesiology as clinical applications of the family. ⁴

The release also says the latest LOGIQ e ultrasound systems are 510(k) cleared and CE Marked. It does not print a 510(k) number. Trade reports the same day, including AuntMinnie and Medical Economics, repeat the announcement. They are one chain with the release, so they do not add a hardware source. A US search result for the product name on 26 September 2026 included a Henry Schein listing titled Logiq e X H8046EX. That title is a distributor code. It was not used here as a board specification. ^{4 6 7}

K260398 is the clearance that matches the date of this launch. The letter is dated 26 May 2026. The submission was dated and received 6 February 2026. The summary inside the same PDF is dated 4 May 2026. The trade name on the letter and in the summary is LOGIQ e. The applicant is GE Medical Systems Ultrasound and Primary Care Diagnostics, Waukesha. The manufacturer named in the summary is GE Medical Systems (China) Co., Ltd., Wuxi. The letter's regulation number is 21 CFR 892.1550, Ultrasonic Pulsed Doppler Imaging System, Class II, with product codes IYN, IYO, and ITX. The summary then maps those codes: IYN to 21 CFR 892.1550, IYO to 21 CFR 892.1560 (Ultrasonic Pulsed Echo Imaging System), and ITX to 21 CFR 892.1570 (Diagnostic Ultrasound Transducer). The primary predicate is K232186, also named LOGIQ e. The summary says the proposed LOGIQ e employs the same fundamental scientific technology as its predicate and is substantially equivalent to the predicate devices, and then it lists the differences. Substantial equivalence is a clearance determination. It is not a field-replaceable-unit table. ^{1 2}

The names LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S do not appear in that letter or summary. On 26 September 2026 an openFDA device-name search for LOGIQ e, using the API snapshot last updated 14 September 2026, returned six records. Separate device-name searches for LOGIQ e X and for LOGIQ e S each returned no matches. openFDA warns that its results are unvalidated, so the PDF remains the wording source for K260398. A 22 July 2026 FDA 510(k) extract of 175,559 rows agrees on the identity that the extract can store: one K260398 row, device name LOGIQ e, product code IYN, Traditional, decision date 26 May 2026, substantially equivalent. That extract contains no device-name field with LOGIQ e X or LOGIQ e S. It also does not store the summary's hardware bullets. Table 1 is the name rule. Table 2 is the six-record identity list, not an installed-base count. ^{1 3}

Table 2 is why a shared family name is a weak parts key. The newest record is K260398, and its device name is LOGIQ e. Two older records are grouped compact names, and K133533 is returned as LOGIQ E. The API spelling COMAPACT on K072797 is the string openFDA returned. Grouped naming on those older records is not a license to move a board from one compact to another. The LOGIQ e versus LOGIQ E9 board path already owns that legacy split, including why a LOGIQ e X badge leaves the laptop-versus-cart tree until the label matches. ^{3 11}

What did K260398 change on the device named LOGIQ e?

The summary's device description calls the proposed LOGIQ e a compact console with an LCD and a control panel with a new keyboard. It operates from an integrated battery or an AC/DC power adapter. One battery pack is the standard configuration, and an optional pack is described for longer scanning time. Two optional carts are described. The height-adjustable cart is about 510 mm by 510 mm, with height from 830 mm to 1130 mm, and an optional battery box of a charger plus four battery packs. The simple cart is about 555 mm by 545 mm, at a fixed height of 875 mm, without powered electrical components or functions. Those sentences describe the cleared device. They do not name the keyboard, the battery, or either cart as a service part number. ¹

The comparison section is more specific, and it is still not a parts list. Under hardware, the summary prints three bullets: the CPU was updated to Intel I5-125U; a two-probe-port option was added; the CWI board was updated to support Voice Control. Under software, a separate line says the operating system was updated from Windows 10 to Windows 11. The summary does not describe the predicate CPU, the predicate keyboard, or a predicate probe-port count beyond the words "added" and "updated." The keyboard sentence stays in the device description. It is evidence that this console is described with a new keyboard. It is not a GE part number, and it is not a measurement of which earlier keyboard it replaces. ¹

Accessories added in the same comparison are Digital Expert Connect, wireless chargers for the Vscan Air CL and Vscan Air SL probes, a WiFi-Bluetooth USB adaptor for wireless connectivity with those probes, the LOGIQ e Simple Cart, compatible OEM biopsy-guide accessories for the L6-12-RS, C2-9-RS, and IC9-RS transducers, and the SONY UP-D899MD printer. Digital Expert Connect is named and not defined in the summary. The environmental brochure later says Verisound Collab is the new product name for Digital Expert Connect, and it marks that tool as unavailable in every region and not for diagnostic use. That footnote renames a commercial tool. It still publishes no board number. The biopsy-guide bullet names three transducers and stops. It is not a needle-guide matching chart, and this page does not build one. ^{1 5}

The summary also says non-clinical testing covered acoustic output, biocompatibility, cleaning and disinfection, and thermal, electrical, electromagnetic, and mechanical safety. Among the voluntary standards it lists IEC 60601-2-37, Edition 3.0, 2024. No clinical study was required for the substantial-equivalence determination. Those sentences are the clearance record. They are not a return-to-service procedure, and they do not set a pass-fail limit for a depot repair. ¹

The chart below counts named items in that comparison section. It is a reading of the bullets, not a score of how much the hardware changed and not a parts catalog. Five added transducer names are counted in the next section. High-Res PDI is counted on its own because the summary places it on an existing probe. Eight software feature names are counted on their own, with the Windows line kept separate because the summary prints it as its own line. The keyboard, the battery counts, and the cart dimensions stay in Table 3 because they are device-description sentences rather than comparison bullets, except for the Simple Cart, which the accessories list also names.

The environmental brochure, footer JB39170XX September 2026, is a separate document. It prints system dimensions of 375 x 295 x 47 mm, a quiet-fan figure of 36.3 dB, and power figures of 1.4 W in Off Mode, 1.4 W in Standby with no scan, and 80.5 W in Scan Mode. It says the hardware will keep updating for component lifecycle maintenance, and that LOGIQ e family system parts are eligible for assessment through GE's refurbishment program, where they may be refurbished, harvested, or recycled depending on condition when GE HealthCare takes possession. Those are manufacturer lifecycle statements. They are not a third-party interchange list, and Rongtao does not participate in that program. The watt, size, and noise figures are brochure figures. They are not in the K260398 hardware bullets. ⁵

Which transducers and software features does the summary add?

The transducer bullets are additions to the device named LOGIQ e, each tied to an earlier clearance. They are not a fleet compatibility matrix, and they do not say that every LOGIQ e console already in service accepts the new probes. L6-12-RS and IC9-RS were previously cleared on Versana Premier (K242005); the summary says their clinical applications and imaging modes are similar to that reference device. C2-9-RS was previously cleared on Venue (K251322). The summary adds Abdominal, Fetal/Obstetrics, and Urology applications that had been cleared on Vivid S70N and Vivid S60N (K223832) with the C2-9-D probe, and it says the C2-9-RS probe is the same as the C2-9-D except that it uses an RS connector instead of a D connector. It also adds Thoracic/Pleural, which it says was already cleared with the curved transducer C1-5-RS on predicate LOGIQ e (K232186). Vscan Air CL and Vscan Air SL were cleared on Vscan Air (K250087), and the summary says they have also been cleared on other consoles such as Venue (K251322). High-Res PDI is added on the existing probe ML6-15-RS; the summary says both that mode and that probe were already cleared on predicate LOGIQ e (K232186). ¹

The brochure uses probe names the summary does not add. It attaches L4-20t-RS to a LOGIQ e X high-frequency superficial MSK line, and it also lists L4-20t-RS, C2-9-RS, and M5Sc-RS together under a LOGIQ e line with XDclear. It mentions control buttons on the L4-20t-RS and L4-12t-RS probes, and it says the family has up to 16 types of probe selection. C2-9-RS is the name that also appears in K260398. L4-20t-RS, L4-12t-RS, and M5Sc-RS do not appear in the K260398 transducer bullets. The "up to 16" sentence is brochure wording, not a clearance count. Keep those names on the brochure side of the file. ^{1 5}

The release and the summary also disagree in useful ways about software, which is another reason a feature list is not a board list. The summary's software bullets are in Table 5. The release describes B-Flow, Speckle Reduction Imaging (SRI)-HD, AFI, SonoBiometry, Voice Control, Scan Assistant, Nerveblox, MSK Go, Verisound Fleet, and Verisound Collab. Scan Assistant, Nerveblox, MSK Go, and SRI-HD are not K260398 software bullets. Footnote iii of the release reads "Only available on LOGIQ e X," and in the release HTML that marker sits on "AI-powered features," on Scan Assistant, and on AFI. The summary's AFI sentence is different: it is a tool for global and regional assessment of systolic function of the left ventricle, right ventricle, and left atrium, using feature tracking on 2D grey-scale loops, similar to AFI on Vivid iq (K200278). The summary never says AFI is limited to a marketing name the summary does not use. Voice Control is both a software bullet and the stated reason for the CWI board update. The release places Vscan Air probe compatibility on LOGIQ e X under footnote i, while the summary adds Vscan Air CL and Vscan Air SL to the device named LOGIQ e. None of those sentences identifies the USB adaptor's part number. ^{1 4}

The summary says the system supports electronic delivery of software, and that the user, in addition to service personnel, can update software by logging into a GE HealthCare website. Download from that website requires an account. This page stops at that sentence. It does not publish the account, download, or install steps. The brochure separately names eDelivery and InSite as GE remote-service channels. Those names belong to the manufacturer workflow. They are not a method for copying a Windows image from one console onto another, and the K260398 operating-system line is not a field-upgrade instruction for an earlier LOGIQ e. Fleet Windows support dates live on the legacy ultrasound cybersecurity page, which this article does not copy. ^{1 5}

Can catalog TX64 5436388 or battery 5451284-2 be ordered from the badge?

Only when the etched label matches. Rongtao's photographed catalog records for this family, reviewed 26 September 2026, are TX64 5436388 on model LOGIQ E and battery 5451284-2 on model LOGIQ E(R7). On that date the catalog availability line for a photographed part without a matched stock row is "Confirm with Rongtao support." K260398 does not print either number. It also does not print a replacement number for the transmit board, the keyboard, the CPU board, the CWI board, or the battery. The empty cell means the badge is not enough. It does not mean a technician can declare the photographed part incompatible from the badge either. Match the etch, including the revision the label actually shows. ^{1 8}

Marketplace listings mix other LOGIQ e transmit and battery strings into the same search. That identity split is already written on the LOGIQ e versus LOGIQ E9 page. This page does not rebuild it. Use that page when the etch matches a legacy laptop label. Stop on this page when the badge says e X or e S and the etch does not match a label you have verified. ¹¹

Where does a legacy LOGIQ e symptom ticket still go?

After the label matches a legacy laptop LOGIQ e assembly, the symptom routes stay on the pages that already own them. K260398 does not replace those routes, and a 2026 badge does not enter them early.

• No image, with a matched TX64 label: use the LOGIQ e versus LOGIQ E9 board path for catalog 5436388 and the laptop-versus-cart split. ¹¹
• Runs on the adapter and dies on battery, with a matched pack label: use the portable battery, charger, and DC-board path. K260398's four-pack cart box is not automatically catalog 5451284-2.
• Dead keys or a dead trackpad, with the image still live: use the control-panel and touch-display path. The "new keyboard" sentence is a configuration fact. It does not skip the label photo.
• Fans run and the console stays on the startup screen: use the storage-versus-motherboard boot path after the host label is known. The Windows 11 line does not identify the failed part.

Where Rongtao fits

Rongtao repairs and supplies tested ultrasound boards after the etched label is matched. For a label-matched LOGIQ e assembly, published service terms are a standard board-repair turnaround of 5 to 8 business days from intake to sign-off, with complex multi-board cases allowed to run longer after the test report stage, a 48-hour run inside an actual ultrasound system before release, and a typical 90-day warranty whose terms are confirmed by product category and service type. A catalog photograph is not current stock. ^{9 10}

Rongtao is an independent service and parts shop. It is not GE HealthCare, it is not an authorized GE representative, and it does not take part in the refurbishment program described in brochure JB39170XX. It does not quote a board from a LOGIQ e X or LOGIQ e S badge alone, it does not publish GE software-install steps, and it does not ask a reader to open an energized console, defeat a safety control, or return a system to clinical use without qualified testing. ⁵

Send the quote packet through the contact form. The process page and the quality page are the service terms behind the turnaround and the 48-hour test.

1. A photo of the console rating plate: model, REF, serial number, and manufacturing date, plus the badge text if it says LOGIQ e X or LOGIQ e S.
2. A photo of the system information screen: software revision and installed applications.
3. Photos of both sides of the removed board or battery, and a close photo of the etched part number, revision, and serial label.
4. The symptom or error text, the quantity, and the destination country.

What would change this page: a later 510(k) that uses LOGIQ e X or LOGIQ e S as a trade name, a GE service bulletin that prints part numbers for the keyboard, CPU, CWI board, or battery in this configuration, or a photographed catalog label for one of those assemblies. Until then the quote rule stays on the etch.

Frequently asked questions

Is the LOGIQ e X a new ultrasound platform or a LOGIQ e configuration?
In the 4 August 2026 release, LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S are marketing representations of the LOGIQ e product, and feature availability may vary by region. In K260398 the cleared trade name is LOGIQ e. The summary still lists hardware and software differences against K232186, so the marketing name is not a statement that every internal assembly is unchanged.

What is FDA K260398?
K260398 is a Traditional 510(k) decided on 26 May 2026 for GE Medical Systems Ultrasound and Primary Care Diagnostics. It clears the LOGIQ e ultrasound system, with the letter citing 21 CFR 892.1550 and product codes IYN, IYO, and ITX, as substantially equivalent to predicate K232186. The summary is dated 4 May 2026 and contains the change list used on this page.

Did the 2026 LOGIQ e clearance change the keyboard or the CPU?
The hardware bullets say the CPU was updated to Intel I5-125U. The device description says the control panel has a new keyboard. The hardware bullets also say the CWI board was updated to support Voice Control, and the software section says the operating system moved from Windows 10 to Windows 11. The summary prints no service part number for the CPU, the keyboard, or the CWI board.

Does a LOGIQ e X badge mean catalog TX64 5436388 still fits?
The badge does not answer that. K260398 does not mention 5436388, and it does not publish a different transmit-board number. Quote 5436388 when the etched label on the removed board matches it. The same rule applies to battery 5451284-2.

Are LOGIQ e X and LOGIQ e S different boards from each other?
K260398 does not distinguish them. The release describes e X as the premium configuration and e S as the essential configuration, under a footnote that both names represent the LOGIQ e product. Optional hardware in the summary, such as the two-probe-port option, can differ from unit to unit. The etched label is how you tell which assembly is installed.

Can an older LOGIQ e be moved to Windows 11 from the K260398 software line?
The summary records the operating-system change on the cleared device, together with the CPU update to Intel I5-125U. It does not describe a field upgrade for an earlier console. This page does not publish install steps. Use the official path that matches the console generation you can identify from the rating plate and the host label.