Description
What’s Included
- Eyerobo iFlash retinal camera main unit with 10.1″ touchscreen
- Built-in 16 GB internal storage
- Patient chin and forehead rest
- Portable wheeled hard-shell transport case
- Power cable and accessories (110–240 V, 50/60 Hz)
- Original packaging and manufacturer documentation
- 1-year Digital Eye Center warranty
Condition & Warranty
New. This Eyerobo iFlash retinal camera is brand new, unused, in original packaging, and ships with full manufacturer specifications. Covered by a 1-year warranty on parts and workmanship through Digital Eye Center.
Eyerobo iFlash Retinal Camera — New Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera for Screening Programs
The Eyerobo iFlash is a brand new non mydriatic fundus camera built for efficient color retinal photography in primary care, optometry, endocrinology, and mobile eye health programs. The iFlash delivers 50° field of view non-mydriatic imaging through a 3 mm minimum pupil, a 13 megapixel sensor, and a 10.1-inch touchscreen with voice-guided operator navigation and auto-focus — capturing the posterior pole images needed for diabetic retinopathy screening, optic disc documentation, and hypertensive retinopathy surveillance in a workflow accessible to any staff member. For practices looking to add retinal photography capability or scale a screening program without the cost and complexity of a high-end fundus workstation, the iFlash offers new-equipment reliability, DICOM connectivity, and a 1-year Digital Eye Center warranty at a price point that makes fundus imaging accessible.
Clinical evidence indexed by the U.S. National Library of Medicine confirms that non-mydriatic fundus photography is a validated and cost-effective method for diabetic retinopathy screening in primary care and telemedicine settings — enabling earlier detection and timely referral without requiring a dilated examination by an eye care specialist.
Key Features of the Eyerobo iFlash Retinal Camera
- Non-mydriatic imaging through a 3 mm minimum pupil — captures retinal photographs without dilation drops for most patients; faster patient flow, no waiting for pupil dilation, and accessible to patients who cannot tolerate mydriatics
- 50° field of view — single-shot posterior pole capture covering the macula, optic disc, and major vascular arcades for diabetic retinopathy grading and disc documentation
- 13 megapixel color sensor — high-resolution fundus images with the detail needed for microaneurysm, hemorrhage, and drusen identification
- Auto focus with −30 D to +30 D refractive compensation — accommodates high myopic and hyperopic patients without manual refocus
- 10.1-inch integrated touchscreen with voice navigation — on-device capture, review, and patient workflow; simplified operation for non-specialist staff
- DICOM connectivity and 16 GB internal storage — plug into PACS, EHR, or telemedicine reading centers for asynchronous grading and documentation
- Compact tabletop footprint — 435 × 220 × 262 mm, ~6.5 kg; fits on standard pre-testing desks and ships with a portable wheeled case for mobile deployment
- New condition with 1-year warranty — brand new instrument, full manufacturer specifications, and a 1-year Digital Eye Center warranty — no refurbishment risk for practices that require new-equipment documentation
Watch the Eyerobo Fundus Camera Platform
Official manufacturer demonstration of the Eyerobo fundus camera platform — the same fully automatic, non-mydriatic imaging system that powers the iFlash. The 2:26 demo walks through 360° screen rotation, built-in darkroom (no mydriatic needed), large-screen real-time display, and the portable one-piece design used in clinic and mobile screening deployments.
▶ Watch on YouTube (2 min 26 sec)
Clinical Applications
- Diabetic retinopathy screening — non-mydriatic color fundus photography is the standard method for annual diabetic eye screening in primary care, endocrinology, and community health programs; the iFlash supports point-of-care DR screening without an eye care specialist on site
- Optic disc documentation — nerve head imaging for glaucoma suspect monitoring, optic atrophy documentation, and cup-to-disc ratio assessment in the pre-testing lane
- Hypertensive retinopathy surveillance — AV nicking, arteriolar narrowing, and vascular change documentation in hypertensive patients managed in primary care or internal medicine settings
- Age-related macular degeneration screening — drusen identification and macular pigment change documentation for patients flagged during routine screening
- Teleophthalmology and mobile programs — DICOM output and compact portable-case design support image transmission to remote reading centers and outreach screening in schools, mobile clinics, and occupational health events
Who This Is For
- Primary care and internal medicine practices — enables in-office retinal screening for diabetic and hypertensive patients without referring to an eye care specialist for fundus photography
- Optometry practices adding fundus imaging — for optometrists adding retinal documentation capability to a general practice, the iFlash provides new-equipment reliability and DICOM output at an entry-level price point
- Endocrinology and diabetes clinics — supports point-of-care DR screening at the diabetes visit, improving screening adherence versus downstream eye care referral
- Mobile screening and community health programs — compact footprint, portable wheeled case, and 10.1″ touchscreen workflow support screening van deployments and community health event fundus photography
- Teleophthalmology programs — DICOM image output supports transmission to remote reading centers for asynchronous diabetic retinopathy grading in distributed care models
Technical Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
| Manufacturer | Eyerobo |
| Model | iFlash |
| Imaging Type | Non-mydriatic color fundus photography |
| Field of View | 50° |
| Minimum Pupil Diameter | 3 mm |
| Working Distance | 22 mm |
| Sensor Resolution | 13 MP |
| Focus | Auto focus |
| Refractive Compensation | −30 D to +30 D |
| Display | 10.1-inch integrated touchscreen, voice navigation |
| Storage | 16 GB internal |
| Connectivity | DICOM; tablet / computer digital workflow |
| Dimensions | 435 × 220 × 262 mm |
| Weight | ~6.5 kg |
| Power | 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Transport | Portable wheeled hard-shell case included |
| Condition | New |
| Warranty | 1 year (Digital Eye Center) |
Compare Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera Options
| Model | FOV | Condition | Price |
| Topcon NW-400 | 45° | Refurbished | $11,875 |
| Eyerobo iFlash (this unit) | 50° | New | $9,025 |
| Topcon NW-8 | 45° | Refurbished | $9,025 |
| Zeiss Visucam NM/FA | 30°/45° | Used | $8,800 |
Looking for a portable handheld alternative? See the Microclear Luna 16 MP portable fundus camera ($5,277) or the FC-1000P portable fundus camera ($3,290). Need fluorescein angiography? Compare the Zeiss Visucam PRO NMFA ($15,200).
Questions about the Eyerobo iFlash? Contact us — we can confirm DICOM integration, tablet compatibility, delivery timeline, and answer any configuration questions before you order.
