PlatinumLED BIOMAX Go

PlatinumLED positions the GO as its take-anywhere device, using the 660 nm and 850 nm wavelengths it calls the primary 'Action Zones' of its 7-wave spectrum. Everything is controlled on the unit itself — no app required — including 0-100% intensity, preset 15- and 30-minute timers adjustable from 1 to 30 minutes, a pulse mode with adjustable frequencies, and voice commands. The internal battery is rated for up to roughly 3 hours of runtime (up to 18 sessions per charge, per the manufacturer) and recharges over USB-C. Protective goggles come in the box, and the company's guidance is to hold the device 6 to 12 inches away for deeper-tissue sessions or 18-plus inches for surface-level work.

What you give up versus PlatinumLED's panels is documentation. The product page publishes no LED count, no irradiance measurement, and no dimensions or weight — unusual for a brand that links third-party lab intensity testing on its panel lines. That makes head-to-head output comparisons with rivals like the Joovv Go 2.0 impossible on paper, even though the GO costs $250 less. The 3-year warranty and 60-day trial (return shipping and restocking fee apply) are standout terms at this price, and for a first portable device the feature set is hard to beat.