Joovv
Joovv Elite 3.0
8.6/ 10
Best for A permanent full-body station where design matters
- Wavelengths
- 660 nm + 850 nm
- Irradiance @ 6 in
- ~90–95 mW/cm² @ 6 in
- Coverage
- Full-body
$11,099
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Vital Elite 2.0
8.2/ 10
The Elite 2.0 brings Vital's nine-wavelength spectrum to a full-body 36.6-inch format with a touchscreen, targeted presets, and a surprisingly manageable 15 lb build. As with the rest of the 2.0 line, the 150–210 mW/cm² irradiance claim carries no measurement distance, and at $1,499 buyers are betting on spectral versatility rather than independently comparable output figures.
Best for: Full-body multi-wavelength home stations
$1,499
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The verdict at a glance
Strengths
- Full-body 36.6-inch format with 216 five-watt LEDs
- Nine wavelengths including 480 nm blue, 590 nm yellow, and 1060 nm deep NIR
- Touchscreen with targeted presets; five quiet cooling fans
- 3-year warranty, 30-day trial, and modular expandability
Trade-offs
- Irradiance claim lacks a stated measurement distance
- Output per individual wavelength is unspecified
- No stand or mounting hardware detailed on the product page
Our review
Vital's flagship stretches the same nine-wavelength recipe as the Pro 2.0 — 480, 590, 630, 660, 670, 810, 830, 850, and 1060 nm — across 216 five-watt LEDs in a 36.6 × 8.5-inch tower-format panel rated for full-body sessions. A touchscreen display with targeted presets replaces the basic remote-first control scheme of smaller panels, five quiet cooling fans manage heat, and the company quotes a 100,000-hour LED lifetime with modular expandability for buyers building multi-panel walls. Claimed zero EMF at treatment distance, zero flicker, and a 20-minute auto-shutoff round out the safety-and-convenience story.
The honest read on output is the same as for its smaller sibling: 150–210 mW/cm² is published without a measurement distance, and light divided across nine bands means no single wavelength carries the intensity a dedicated 660/850 panel would deliver. At $1,499 with a 3-year warranty, 30-day trial, and HSA/FSA eligibility with an LMN, it is priced below most premium full-body panels from US competitors — a sensible trade for users who want blue, yellow, and deep-NIR bands in one device, and a questionable one for buyers optimizing purely for red/NIR intensity per dollar.
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Warranty
3 years
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8.5/ 10
Best for Design-led buyers building a modular full-body system
- Wavelengths
- 660 nm + 850 nm
- Irradiance @ 6 in
- ~91 mW/cm² @ 6 in
- Coverage
- Targeted (modular)
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- Wavelengths
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- Irradiance @ 6 in
- ~80–90 mW/cm² @ 6 in
- Coverage
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