The three MitoPRO X sizes side by side
The MitoPRO X is Mito Red Light’s six-wavelength panel line. Prices are US prices on Mito’s own store, before tax, checked on November 6, 2026. Mito advertises free shipping to the lower 48 states34. Each size has its own review: MitoPRO 300X, MitoPRO 750X and MitoPRO 1500X.
The three sizes share their wavelengths and controls. The six peaks are 590, 630, 660, 810, 830 and 850 nm3. Mito gives the split as 6%, 22%, 22%, 17%, 17% and 17%3. Each lens holds two chips on separate circuits, so a panel can run all red and amber, all near infrared, or half of each13. A touchscreen sets the mode, the time and dimming from 1 to 100% for red and near infrared5. Mito’s Bluetooth app adds NIR Extend, which runs near infrared for up to 20 minutes with a one-minute red break every 4 minutes5.
| Question | MitoPRO 300X | MitoPRO 750X | MitoPRO 1500X |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Mito rates it for face, neck and joints, on a table | Mito rates it for upper or lower body per session | Mito rates it for full body, hung on a door |
| US price | $449, no sale, checked Nov 6, 202614 | $749, no sale, checked Nov 6, 202624 | $1,299, no sale, checked Nov 6, 202634 |
| Price and where to buy | $449US price, checked Check price at Mito Red Light for MitoPRO 300X | $749US price, checked Check price at Mito Red Light for MitoPRO 750X | $1,299US price, checked Check price at Mito Red Light for MitoPRO 1500X |
| Coverage Mito gives | Targeted use: face, neck or joints1 | Upper or lower body per session2 | Full body, for most users in a single session3 |
| Size and weight | 9.5 × 14.5 in, 7 lb. The manual gives 13 × 10 × 3 in15 | 10 × 23 in, 15 lb. The manual gives 23 × 10 × 3 in25 | 10 × 43 in, 25 lb. The manual gives 43 × 10 × 3 in35 |
| LEDs | 60 lenses, 120 chips1 | 150 lenses, 300 chips2 | 300 lenses, 600 chips3 |
| Output at 6 in, mW/cm² | Over 56 by spectroradiometer, over 130 by solar meter1 | Over 70 by spectroradiometer, over 160 by solar meter2 | Over 73 by spectroradiometer, over 160 by solar meter3 |
| Mito’s lab result at 6 in, mW/cm² | 38.2 average, 55.9 peak7 | None yet, retest in progress7 | 53.5 average, 72.5 peak7 |
| Power | 125 W listed, 111.8 W at the wall in Mito’s lab17 | 225 W listed, no lab reading yet27 | 445 W listed, 418.7 W at the wall in Mito’s lab37 |
| Mounting and stands | Tabletop stand in the box. A floor setup needs the universal stand, $798 in all13 | Door hook, cables and straps in the box. With a stand: $888 (floor) or $1,098 (universal)23 | Door hook, cables and straps in the box. With a stand: $1,438 (floor) or $1,648 (universal)3 |
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Which MitoPRO size to buy
Each suits a different need, and this isn’t a ranking. Start with how much of your body you want covered from one spot. Then check what you’ll hang each panel from or set it on.
- Your face, neck or a joint, on a table: the MitoPRO 300X. Mito sizes it for targeted use and puts a tabletop stand in the box1. Read the MitoPRO 300X review. The catch: the manual’s door-hanging steps skip it5. For a different small panel or a face device, see the red light buying guide.
- Your upper or lower body per session: the MitoPRO 750X. Mito rates it for that, and a door hook, steel cables and straps come in the box2. Read the MitoPRO 750X review. The MitoPRO 750X is the red light guide’s pick for a half-body panel. The catch: covering the other half of your body takes a second session or a second panel.
- One door-hung panel for full-body sessions: the MitoPRO 1500X. Mito says it covers the full body for most users in a single session. A door hook, steel cables and straps come in the box3. Read the MitoPRO 1500X review. The MitoPRO 1500X is the red light guide’s pick for a full-body panel. The catch: Mito publishes output only at 6 in, half the closest distance it recommends35.
- A 750X and a 1500X together: Mito’s $1,948 bundle, checked November 6, 2026. Mito says it saves $100 against buying the two panels separately34. It adds the brackets that join them, with the 1500X on top5. The catch: it’s two panels to hang or stand, 40 lb in all, and controlling more than one panel takes a wireless remote35.
MitoPRO output: what Mito publishes and at what distance
Mito lists two figures at 6 inches for each size: one from a professional spectroradiometer and a higher one from a consumer solar meter13. Mito says consumer meters read the full spectrum and report higher numbers3. It also reports tests by LightLab International Allentown, which it describes as an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab. Mito says it commissions the reports at standard commercial rates and has no ownership stake in the lab7. The lab averages are a third or less of Mito’s solar-meter figures7.
The 750X has no lab figure, because Mito’s test-data page, updated April 21, 2026, lists its retest as in progress7. Mito recommends 10-minute sessions at 12 to 18 in but publishes every figure at 6 in. So output at the distance Mito recommends is unknown for all three sizes57. The lab’s table lists the 300X and 1500X with only 660 and 850 nm, and Mito doesn’t explain the difference from its six-wavelength panels7.
The manual lists 1.2 to 0.5 A, 2.0 to 0.9 A and 4.3 to 0.9 A for the three sizes, in that order. It gives no voltage5. Mito’s lab table also gives total radiant power, the light the LEDs emit. That’s 36.4 W for the 300X and 149.4 W for the 1500X, against the wall draws in the table7.
Joovv vs Mito Red Light explains why the instrument and distance matter when you compare output figures.
What’s in the box and how each one mounts
Every size comes with a power cable, a manual, opaque goggles and Mito Red IR3 glasses. The 300X adds a tabletop stand. The 750X and 1500X add an over-the-door hook, steel hanging cables and four vinyl straps35.
Stands are optional on the larger two. On October 23, 2026, Mito’s floor stand was $139 and its universal vertical or horizontal stand was $3493. Mito lists the floor stand only for the 750X and 1500X, so a 300X floor setup means the universal stand3. Mito says to add about 6 to 8 in to a panel’s height on a stand3. The manual lists each panel as 3 in deep, and the product pages give no depth35. It gives no weight limit for the door hook5.
Linking panels is covered only for the 750X and 1500X. Mito’s manual says the two can be combined into a larger full-body setup, with the 1500X on top. Brackets come with a bundle, and Mito says it will send them if you ask by email5. The manual calls a wireless remote required for controlling more than one panel5. Mito’s page says it includes one with 2- and 4-panel arrays3. Mito lists no bundle that includes the 300X4.
Mito’s manual calls the panels maintenance-free5. For what a red light device costs to run over three years, see the three-year cost page.
What every size shares: warranty, returns and FDA status
All three sizes carry the same three-year warranty. It starts on delivery and covers the original purchaser only. Mito replaces an eligible unit rather than repairing it6. Returns are the same too: a 60-day trial from delivery with no restocking fee. You pay return shipping unless you bought Free Returns & Package Protection at checkout6. The panels weigh 7 to 25 lb, so check what a return label costs for the size you choose13. Joovv vs Mito Red Light has the claim and return conditions in full.
FDA’s registration data list a MitoPRO X Series under product code ILY, “Lamp, Infrared, Therapeutic Heating”9. FDA classes that code as Class 2 and exempts it from 510(k) review10. The listing carries no 510(k) number, and a listing isn’t FDA clearance or approval910. Mito says the MitoPRO X is flicker-free and emits no detectable EMF at 6 in or more, but it publishes no measurement of either37. Intertek’s directory lists all three sizes as horticultural (grow-light) luminaires under UL 1598, not as medical electrical equipment11. Joovv vs Mito Red Light covers the FDA record and safety listings in full.
Other Mito panels, and where to read more
Mito’s panel-series page lists three other lines we haven’t reviewed. MitoPRO+ has four wavelengths (630, 660, 830 and 850 nm), and Mito says it needs no app. MitoADAPT 4.0 has eight wavelengths, 11 modes and app control. Mito Red Original 2.0 uses 660 and 850 nm. Mito lists them from $369, $549 and $249 as of November 6, 20268. Mito’s manual gives the MitoPRO+ v2 and MitoADAPT 4.0 the same three-year warranty as the MitoPRO X, and the Original 2.0 two years5.
For a Joovv panel beside the MitoPRO X sizes, see Joovv vs Mito Red Light. For the 1500X against five other full-length panels, see the full-length panel comparison. For the 300X beside Lumebox, the BIOMAX 300 and Celluma, see the small-device comparison. If you only want light on your face, the red light mask comparison covers devices with nothing to mount. Our red light evidence review covers what studies of red and near-infrared light found, and the red light buying guide shows how we weigh the options.
Sources
- MitoPRO X | Red Light Therapy Panel Series (MitoPRO 300X) Mito Red Light · manufacturer
- MitoPRO X | Red Light Therapy Panel Series (MitoPRO 750X) Mito Red Light · manufacturer
- MitoPRO X | Red Light Therapy Panel Series (MitoPRO 1500X) Mito Red Light · manufacturer
- MitoPRO X store listing (variant prices, bundles and availability) Mito Red Light · manufacturer · price read from the store’s product data
- MitoPRO X user manual (January 2026, v1.1) Mito Red Light, 2026 · manufacturer
- Returns, Refund and Warranty Policies Mito Red Light · manufacturer
- Independent test data (LightLab ISO/IEC 17025 reports, updated April 2026) Mito Red Light · manufacturer
- Red Light Therapy Panels | MitoPRO X, MitoPRO+ & MitoADAPT Mito Red Light · manufacturer
- openFDA device registration and listing: Mito Red Light LLC U.S. Food and Drug Administration (openFDA) · regulator · data file
- Product classification: Lamp, infrared, therapeutic heating (ILY) U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
- Intertek ETL Listed Directory: Mito Red Light LLC, luminaires (UL 1598) Intertek · certifier
How this was written. Written from the sources listed above, checked . It is general information, not medical advice. Talk to a clinician before acting on anything here if you have a health condition or take medication.
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