Open Box Lux dpl IIa Review

Open Box Lux dpl IIa Review — Worth it? Best for Larger-Area At-Home LED Skin Treatments

Struggling to treat acne or signs of aging beyond the face — on your chest, neck, or back — with at-home devices that are either too small or inconvenient? The Open Box Lux dpl IIa from reVive Light Therapy (sold by LED Technologies) aims to bridge the gap between small face masks and full-size clinical panels: a foldable LED treatment panel that treats larger areas, offers multiple light wavelengths, and is FDA-cleared. At an open-box price of $199.50 (compare at $399), it’s positioned as a strong value play if you want clinical-style light therapy at home.

Product Overview

• Product: Open Box Lux dpl IIa (Lux Collection LED Treatment Panel)
• Brand / Vendor: reVive Light Therapy / LED Technologies
• Type: Corded LED treatment panel (foldable)
• Wavelengths / Settings:
  • Setting 1 — Anti-Aging: Red + Infrared + Amber
  • Setting 2 — Anti-Acne: Red + Blue
  • Setting 3 — Combination: Red + Infrared + Amber + Blue
• Included: Device, power supply, storage bag, comfort goggles, user guide, 1-year warranty
• Eligibility: FDA-cleared, FSA/HSA eligible
• Open-box price: $199.50 (was $399)
• Weight: 3.43 lb

Material & Quality

The Lux dpl IIa is constructed as a rigid, foldable panel designed to sit directly on skin. Build quality feels solid for an at-home device: the housing has a lightweight but sturdy plastic shell, and the LEDs are densely packed for good coverage. The included storage bag protects the panel in transit or storage. The comfort goggles are a welcome inclusion and appear well-padded for repeated sessions.

Important notes on quality:

• LED density and mix (red, infrared, amber, blue) match what clinical LED devices use, which helps explain reported efficacy.
• It’s corded only — no battery option — which limits portability but ensures consistent power and intensity.
• Open-box units may show minor cosmetic wear; this one still includes a 1-year warranty, which adds peace of mind.

How It Feels & Real-World Use (Pros & Cons)

Pros — practical experience and feel

• Covers larger areas: The panel format treats chest, neck, back, and face without needing to reposition tiny devices constantly.
• Comfortable warmth: During sessions the panel emits gentle warmth (not hot) that feels soothing on the skin and signals the LEDs are working.
• Short per-spot time: 3 minutes per placement is quick; a full face or chest routine is still fast compared with many other devices.
• Foldable and storable: Folds for storage and comes with a bag, making it easier to tuck away than a rigid full-size panel.
• Simple controls: Plug in, choose a setting, place on skin. Auto shut-off prevents overexposure.
• Complete kit: Power supply, goggles, and a 1-year warranty are included — good value for an open-box price.

Cons — practical limitations

• Corded only: You must remain near an outlet and keep the cord managed during use. Not ideal if you want to move around or use in bed without a nearby outlet.
• Must rest on skin: The manufacturer instructs you to hold the panel in place without waving it — less convenient than wearable masks for hands-free routines unless you use supports/props.
• Open-box variability: Cosmetic scuffs or light signs of prior use are possible; check the return policy and warranty window.
• Noise/heat: There’s minimal operational noise and light warmth — comfortable for most, but those with heat sensitivity should test for shorter sessions first.
• Not travel-friendly: Weight and cord make it bulkier than small portable devices designed specifically for travel.

How to Use It (Practical Tips)

• Clean and dry the treatment area; avoid barrier creams or high-SPF products during treatment.
• Plug in and select Setting 1 (anti-aging), Setting 2 (acne), or Setting 3 (combination).
• Lay the panel directly on the skin for 3 minutes per spot; allow auto shut-off to end the cycle, then move to the next area.
• Consistency matters: users report visible changes in days to weeks — in-house studies cited visible wrinkle improvement at ~10 weeks and acne reduction in ~2 weeks.

Quick Comparison: Lux dpl IIa vs Two Competitors

Who Should Buy the Lux dpl IIa?

• People who need treatment beyond the face (chest, back, neck).
• Those looking for a cost-effective, FDA-cleared LED solution — especially at the open-box price.
• Users treating both acne and aging concerns who want multiple wavelength options in a single device.
• Budget-conscious buyers comfortable with open-box condition but who still want warranty coverage.
• Not ideal for frequent travelers or anyone who needs a truly cordless, hands-free solution every day.

Verdict — Is It Worth It?

Short answer: Yes — for the right user. The Open Box Lux dpl IIa delivers clinical-style LED wavelengths, a larger treatment area, and a solid accessory kit (goggles, storage bag, 1-year warranty) at a significantly reduced price. If you want to treat body areas as well as the face and don’t need a battery-powered, wearable device, this unit is a practical and effective option.

If you prioritize portability or a strictly hands-free routine, a wearable mask or a smaller battery-powered device may suit you better. If you want modular expansion and are ready to invest more, a Joovv system is a premium alternative.

Quick takeaway: Great value for body-capable LED therapy — powerful, straightforward, and a smart buy at the open-box price if you can accept the corded design.

Special Offer

We partner with our store to offer exclusive savings on certain open-box units. Check our product page for current stock and use code STORE15 at checkout to save an additional 15% (available through our store only). Remember: this device is FSA/HSA eligible and includes a 1-year warranty — factors that help protect your purchase.

Quick Tips Before You Buy

• Confirm the return policy for open-box items and verify the warranty activation process.
• Plan for where you’ll use the device (near an outlet) and consider a small pillow or towel to support hands-free placement if needed.
• Start with shorter sessions if you have heat sensitivity, then increase to recommended times as tolerated.

If your priority is larger-area light therapy with multiple clinically relevant wavelengths and a strong value proposition, the Open Box Lux dpl IIa is worth serious consideration.