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Infraredi Pro Max Plus 2.0

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Infraredi

OVERALL

4.6

BEST FOR

Half-Body Sessions, Wider Coverage, Home User

The Pro Max Plus is the Pro Max widened rather than lengthened: same 90.8cm height, but 35cm across instead of 22cm, taking the LED count to 300 and power to 470W at the same 250 mW/cm2 rating.
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$1,749 USD

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Infraredi Pro Max Plus 2.0

WAVELENGTHS

630nm + 660nm + 810nm + 830nm + 850nm

IRRADIANCE

250 mW/cm2 (Infraredi does not publish the measurement distance)

COVERAGE AREA

Half body treatment

WEIGHT

14kg

Our Review

If the Pro Max is the right height but too narrow, this is the answer. Going from 22cm to 35cm wide adds 90 LEDs and 130W while keeping the same 90.8cm stature, which means broader coverage per session without needing more ceiling height or floor depth. The irradiance rating stays at 250 mW/cm2, which is what you would expect — more LEDs over more area rather than more intensity in the same area. What you gain is fewer repositions to cover a torso or a pair of legs. The trade is weight. 14kg against the Pro Max’s 9kg pushes this out of easy one-person handling, and Infraredi offers a door hook or base stand rather than a wheeled option at this size.
Infraredi Pro Max Plus 2.0 detail
  • What We Like
35cm width covers noticeably more area per session than the 22cm Pro Max
300 LEDs at 470W while keeping the same 250 mW/cm2 rating
Same 90.8cm height, so no extra ceiling or floor space needed
Full five wavelengths, pulsing, dimming and Bluetooth
  • What Could Improve
14kg is past comfortable one-person handling
No measurement distance published for the irradiance figure
$550 more than the Pro Max for the same intensity rating — you are buying area, not power
No in-box list and no certifications published

Key Features

300 LEDs Across 35cm

470W over a 90.8 x 35cm panel — the widest half-body option before moving to full-body models.

Same Intensity, More Area

250 mW/cm2 rating matches the Pro Max; the gain is coverage per session.

Full Control Set

Five wavelengths, three presets, pulsing and 1-100% dimming.

Full Specifications

Wavelengths: 

630nm, 660nm, 810nm, 830nm, 850nm
Number LEDs:
300
Irradiance (power):
250 mW/cm2 (distance not published)
Power:
470W
Dimensions:
90.8cm x 35cm
Treatment Size: 
Half body treatment
Warranty:
3 years

Final Verdict

4.6

The right pick if the Pro Max’s height suits you but its 22cm width does not — just be ready for 14kg.
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Wave Lengths

630nm + 660nm + 810nm + 830nm + 850nm

IRRADIANCE:

250 mW/cm2 (Infraredi does not publish the measurement distance)

Coverage Area:

Half body treatment

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