Bon Charge Super Max
$1,119.30$1,599checked Nov 12, 2026
11.8 × 35.5 in · 2 wavelengths

$1,099$1,299Checked Nov 12, 2026
9.2/10ExcellentNo. 4 of 14 in our ranking · by Jenna Cole
A 36-inch panel with seven wavelengths, 0.0 μT of EMF at 4 inches and a 3-year warranty, for $1,099.

The two panels closest in price, scored with the same formula.
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The BioMax 900 is the no-nonsense big panel. PlatinumLED gives you 300 LEDs over seven wavelengths (480 to 1060 nm) on a 35.8 × 11.8-inch face, says there is no readable EMF at 4 inches or more, and backs it with a 3-year warranty. At $1,099 with $200 off on November 12, 2026, it costs about $2.60 per square inch, less than most premium panels. The catch: no headline irradiance number on the page (lab charts instead), no app or pulsing, and you pay return shipping if it isn't for you.

The BioMax 900 runs 300 LEDs across seven wavelengths: 480 nm (blue), 630, 660, 810, 830, 850 and 1060 nm. A blue channel is unusual on a red light panel. PlatinumLED is also outspoken about what it leaves out: it argues that controlling single wavelengths inside the red or near-infrared group has no proven benefit, and that pulsing has no proven benefit on LED panels either. You may or may not agree, but it is refreshing to see a brand say plainly what it thinks.
Instead of one big number, PlatinumLED publishes lab charts for each BioMax size and links third-party verified intensity testing. That's good for transparency and less good for a quick side-by-side, which is why it scores a little lower than Mito Red Light or Rouge on our disclosure criterion. On EMF, the brand says there is no readable EMF at 4 inches or further (0.0 μT at 4 in).
For sessions, PlatinumLED suggests 10 to 20 minutes per area at 8 to 14 inches for deeper tissue, or 16 to 24 inches for facial skin, three to five times a week. If you have a health condition or take medication that makes you sensitive to light, talk to your doctor first.
At 35.8 × 11.8 inches and 33 lb, it's a solid 3-ft panel; PlatinumLED calls it "full-body coverage", meaning from a step back. You run sessions from the integrated control panel and timer, or from the included touch-screen remote across the room. Stands are sold separately, from $119 for a compact one to $869 for a motorized rack, and a $79 wall mount takes up to two panels.
PlatinumLED showed $1,099 on November 12, 2026, with "$200 USD off, discounts automatically applied, while supplies last" ($1,299 regular), and free US shipping. The warranty is a 3-year "complete warranty". Returns are accepted if the light reaches PlatinumLED by the 60th day after delivery; return shipping is on you, and refused or undeliverable shipments carry a 20% restocking fee.
The catch: There is no single irradiance figure on the product page, only lab charts, which makes quick comparisons harder. No app or pulsing on this model (PlatinumLED keeps those for the BioMax PRO), and on a return you pay shipping back yourself.
| Price | $1,099 at PlatinumLED, checked November 12, 2026 (listed $1,299) |
|---|---|
| LED face | 11.81 × 35.83 in, 423 sq in |
| Price per square inch | $2.60/sq in |
| Coverage | "Full-body coverage", per PlatinumLED (a 3-ft panel used at a distance) |
| LEDs | 300 LEDs |
| Wavelengths | 480, 630, 660, 810, 830, 850, 1060 nm |
| Irradiance (brand claim) | PlatinumLED gives no single headline number on the page; it publishes lab charts and links third-party verified lab intensity testing for every model. |
| EMF | PlatinumLED says there is no readable EMF at 4 inches or further (0.0 μT at 4 in). |
| Flicker | Not stated |
| Beam angle | Not stated |
| Power | Not stated |
| Controls | Integrated digital control panel and timer, included touch-screen remote, modular multi-light linking. No pulsing (PlatinumLED reserves it for the BIOMAX PRO). |
| Weight | 33 lb |
| FDA status (brand wording) | "Every BIOMAX light is an FDA Class II medical device made in an FDA-registered facility" (PlatinumLED also calls its products "low-risk, general wellness / fitness products") |
| In the box | Light, power cable, eye protection. |
| Stand or mount | Stands sold separately ($119 to $869). |
| Warranty | 3-year |
| Returns | Return within 60 days of delivery; return shipping is on you, and refused or undeliverable shipments carry a 20% restocking fee (PlatinumLED warranty/return policy). |
| Shipping | Free US shipping (PlatinumLED). |
| Also listed | ETL/UL, CE and RoHS safety certification, per PlatinumLED; Rated LED lifespan 100,000 hours |
Each criterion is scored out of 10 from the published figure; anything not published scores 2. Full method.
| Price per square inch of LED face (dated, US) (25%) | 7.8/10 |
|---|---|
| Wavelengths: red and near-infrared spread (15%) | 9.8/10 |
| Irradiance disclosure (distance, lab data) (15%) | 8.0/10 |
| Warranty (15%) | 8.5/10 |
| Return window (10%) | 9.0/10 |
| EMF and flicker: published figures (10%) | 5.0/10 |
| Controls (timer, red/NIR, app, linking, pulsing) (10%) | 6.5/10 |
$1,099 at PlatinumLED on November 12, 2026 (PlatinumLED product page (official store, US)). PlatinumLED showed "$200 USD off, discounts automatically applied, while supplies last" ($1,299 regular).
Free US shipping (PlatinumLED). Return within 60 days of delivery; return shipping is on you, and refused or undeliverable shipments carry a 20% restocking fee (PlatinumLED warranty/return policy).
$1,119.30$1,599checked Nov 12, 2026
11.8 × 35.5 in · 2 wavelengths
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