Product Review · LED Masks & Skincare Devices · #8 Ranked
CurrentBody Series 2
Celebrity-endorsed flexible mask · Reviewed by Katie · amazon.com live, Sept 28 2026
Why it scored a 75
At $469.99 the CurrentBody Series 2 is the flexible liquid-silicone mask seen on celebrities, with 236 LEDs across red 633 nm, near-infrared 830 nm and a 1072 nm deep near-infrared that no other mask in this batch offers. Quality and Features both score 84, and Warranty is a relative strength at 66 with two years of cover. Value drags at 60 because $450 buys a 4.0-star average from 666 ratings, and Reliability sits at 79. The real caveat is fit and hardware: the controller cable and strap fit are the common gripes. It is for shoppers who want the deepest NIR wavelength and silicone comfort and are not price-sensitive.
What you're getting
- 236 LEDs; red 633 nm, NIR 830 nm and deep-NIR 1072 nm
- Flexible liquid-silicone Best-Fit shape
- 10-minute sessions with an instant-glow claim
- Veritace NFC card verifies your mask's output
- Controller cable and strap fit are common complaints
- FDA-cleared; 2-year CurrentBody warranty
ViperScore breakdown
At a glance
- 236 LEDs; red 633, NIR 830, deep-NIR 1072 nm
- Flexible liquid-silicone fit; 10-min sessions
- FDA-cleared; 2-year CurrentBody warranty
- Price$469.99
- TierCelebrity-endorsed flexible mask
- Category rank#8 of 10
Should you buy the CurrentBody Series 2?
The CurrentBody Series 2 is the celebrity-endorsed silicone mask, and at $469.99 it is the most expensive device in this category. It scores 75, right at our buy line, because the Value score (60) drags down otherwise strong Quality (84) and Features (84). What you are paying for is the 1072 nm deep-NIR wavelength, the deepest of any mask here, and a two-year warranty. If you are not price-sensitive and want that wavelength, buy it. Otherwise the Nanoleaf LED Mask (79) is silicone with NIR for $200 less.
Where it earns its score
- Deepest near-infrared. Red 633 nm, NIR 830 nm and deep-NIR 1072 nm across 236 LEDs. No other mask we rank reaches 1072 nm.
- Two-year warranty. Tied with the Shark CryoGlow for the longest in the category.
- Verified output. A Veritace NFC card lets you confirm your mask is genuine and performing to spec.
- Flexible liquid silicone. The Best-Fit shape conforms to the face, and sessions are ten minutes.
What to know first
- Value is the weakest factor at 60. It is $100 more than the iRestore and $200 more than the Nanoleaf, with fewer LEDs than either.
- Fit complaints. The controller cable and strap are the recurring issues in reviews, and the 4.0-star average reflects it.
- Reliability is 79. Lower than the Nanoleaf (85) and Shark (87) despite the higher price.
- Only 236 LEDs. The Nanoleaf has 432 and the iRestore 360.
Our verdict
The CurrentBody Series 2 scores 75, Fair Buy, but only just. Buy it if the 1072 nm wavelength and the brand are what you want and $450 is not a concern. For most people the Nanoleaf LED Mask (79, $249.99) is the better silicone NIR mask, and the Shark CryoGlow (83, $299.00) is the better premium mask.
Nanoleaf LED Mask
Questions buyers ask
Is the CurrentBody Series 2 worth $469.99?
Only if you specifically want its 1072 nm deep-NIR wavelength. It scores 75, below the Nanoleaf LED Mask (79) and Shark CryoGlow (83), both of which cost less.
What is the Veritace card on the CurrentBody Series 2?
An NFC card that verifies your mask is authentic and lets you check its light output.
What are the common complaints about the CurrentBody Series 2?
The controller cable and the strap fit. Reviews average 4.0 stars, lower than most masks in this category.
Ready to check it out?
CurrentBody Series 2 · ViperScore 75 · Fair Buy · $469.99
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