CurrentBody Series 3: good, 8.2/10
The Series 3 is CurrentBody's answer to everyone who asked for more than anti-aging. It has six wavelengths (415 nm blue, 532 nm green, 590 nm yellow, 633 nm red, 830 and 1072 nm near-infrared) on 750 LEDs, four presets (anti-aging, clearing, complexion corrector, balance & brighten) and an app that lets you choose lights by zone while it sets the dose. CurrentBody calls it "FDA-cleared" for anti-aging, clearing and brightening. At $569.99 it scores 8.2. The catch: price, and the same missing warranty length as the Series 2.
Buy it if
- You deal with several things at once: lines, spots, redness, uneven tone
- You enjoy tweaking settings in an app
- You want a flexible mask with a jawline strap
Skip it if
- You just want anti-aging (the Series 2 does it for $100 less)
- You want a long warranty or trial in writing
Six colors, one mask
The Series 3 is the "do everything" mask. Next to the red (633 nm) and two near-infrared wavelengths (830 and 1072 nm) of the Series 2, it adds blue at 415 nm (CurrentBody says it reduces the appearance of spots and irritation), green at 532 nm (brightening and pigmentation) and yellow at 590 nm (redness). Only Celluma, Qure and the DRx come close on variety, and none lists green.
It counts 750 LEDs, every one "Veritace®-tested", per CurrentBody, to emit the light the research used. CurrentBody's headline claim: 37% fewer wrinkles and 57% more plumpness in eight weeks, in its own independent testing.
MyDose™, or how to avoid overthinking it
Four presets cover most needs: Advanced Anti-Aging, Advanced Clearing, Complexion Corrector, and Balance & Brighten. If you want more, the CurrentBody app lets you pick wavelengths and where they shine, and MyDose™ "automatically calculates the optimal dose for your skin". You can save treatments and share them.
Is that useful or a gimmick? If you have one concern, it's probably more than you need, and the Series 2 or an Omnilux will do. If your forehead and chin want different things, it is genuinely handy, the same idea as Qure's zones at a higher price.
Video: "CurrentBody Series 3 LED Mask vs CurrentBody Series 2 LED Mask vs CurrentBody Multi Light LED Mask", Helen Avery on YouTube. Not made by us; chosen because it shows the device or the topic clearly.
The price question
The Series 3 was $569.99 on its product page on November 12, 2026, and a Black Friday listing showed $455.99 in CurrentBody's store data the same day. At full price it is $100 more than the Series 2 and $320 more than the Qure, which also does red, blue and zones. Our formula ranks it 11th mainly on price, and because CurrentBody's page gives no warranty length and only a 14-day refund note.
Our advice: buy it if you will really use the extra colors. Otherwise the Series 2 or the Qure gives you most of the benefit for less.
What's in the box
Per CurrentBody: the Series 3 mask, the controller, a USB-C charging cable, eye inserts, a storage bag and a user manual.
CurrentBody's own list: Series 3 mask, controller, USB-C charging cable, eye inserts, storage bag, user manual (CurrentBody).
Setting it up and your first session
Do the sensitivity test, charge the controller, install the CurrentBody app if you want custom protocols, then pick a preset and run 10 minutes. CurrentBody suggests 3 to 5 sessions a week and results in 8 weeks.
On eye safety, CurrentBody's page says: Eye inserts in the box (CurrentBody).
What it really costs
Nothing required. Serums and hydrogel masks are sold separately and optional. Free US delivery, per CurrentBody.
Spread over two years at four sessions a week, $569.99 comes to about $1.37/session. 14-day return for a full refund if the sensitivity test goes badly (CurrentBody). No warranty length on the product page.
What we like, and what to know
- Six wavelengths, the widest choice on our list
- 750 LEDs, per CurrentBody
- Four presets plus custom protocols in the MyDose™ app
- Flexible silicone with a chin strap
- Eye inserts in the box
The catch: At $569.99 it is the third most expensive mask we compare, with no warranty length on the page and a 14-day refund note. And it publishes no output figure, unlike the Series 2.
CurrentBody Series 3 specifications
| Price | $569.99 at CurrentBody, checked November 12, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Cost per session | $1.37/session (two years, four sessions a week) |
| FDA status (brand wording) | "FDA-cleared LED face mask for advanced anti-aging, clearing, and brightening" |
| Kinds of light | blue, green, amber/yellow, red, near-infrared |
| Wavelengths | 415, 532, 590, 633, 830, 1072 nm |
| LEDs | 750 Veritace®-certified LED bulbs (CurrentBody) |
| Irradiance (brand claim) | Not published |
| Session | 10 minutes, 3 to 5 times a week; 4 preset modes or custom protocols in the app (CurrentBody) |
| Fit | Best-fit flexible silicone with a chin strap |
| Power | Controller with USB-C charging, pairs with the CurrentBody app |
| Eye safety | Eye inserts in the box (CurrentBody). |
| Coverage | Full face and jawline (chin strap) |
| Treatment modes | 4 |
| Weight | Not stated |
| In the box | Series 3 mask, controller, USB-C charging cable, eye inserts, storage bag, user manual (CurrentBody). |
| Warranty | Not stated |
| Returns | 14-day return for a full refund if the sensitivity test goes badly (CurrentBody). No warranty length on the product page. |
| Shipping | Free US delivery available (CurrentBody) |
| Also listed | MyDose™ app: pick wavelengths by zone and the app sets the dose (CurrentBody); CurrentBody says its testing showed 37% fewer wrinkles in 8 weeks |
8.2/10, criterion by criterion
Each criterion is scored out of 10 from the published figure; anything not published scores 2. Full method.
| Price, against the catalog median (dated, US) (25%) | 4.9/10 |
|---|---|
| FDA wording on the product page (15%) | 8.5/10 |
| Kinds of light (red, near-infrared, blue, amber, green) (15%) | 10.0/10 |
| Output disclosure (nm, LED count, irradiance) (10%) | 7.0/10 |
| Session length (10%) | 8.0/10 |
| Fit and freedom (flexible, cordless) (10%) | 9.0/10 |
| Warranty (10%) | Not published: 2.0/10 |
| Return window (5%) | 3.0/10 |
Price and where to buy
$569.99 at CurrentBody on November 12, 2026 (CurrentBody product page (official store, US)). A Black Friday listing of the Series 3 mask showed $455.99 in CurrentBody's store data the same day; the product page price was $569.99.
Free US delivery available (CurrentBody)
Questions to ask CurrentBody
- How long is the warranty?
- Does the app work without an account, and will the mask work if the app is discontinued?
- Can I return it after the sensitivity window if I don't see results?
- What output (mW/cm²) does each wavelength deliver?
Other masks to consider
The two masks closest in price: Therabody TheraFace Mask ($649.99, 8.1/10) and CurrentBody LED Face Mask: Series 2 ($469.99, 8.4/10). Put all three side by side.
Head-to-heads: CurrentBody Series 2 vs CurrentBody Series 3.
Rankings with this mask: best LED face masks, best FDA-cleared LED face masks, best LED face masks for wrinkles, best LED masks for acne (red and blue light).
Where these figures come from
- currentbody.us/products/currentbody-skin-led-light-therapy-mask, read November 12, 2026
This review helps you buy; it isn't medical advice. If you are pregnant, have a skin or eye condition, or take medication that makes you sensitive to light, talk to your doctor or dermatologist first.
