United Kingdom · Updated 2026
A larger LED count can improve coverage, but it does not tell you the intensity at the skin, the wavelength mix, the fit or how evenly the light reaches each area.
A useful comparison combines LED count with irradiance, wavelength, distance from the skin, treatment area and session guidance. Buudy lists 192 LEDs and 32mW/cm², but its integrated neck coverage and mode selection are equally important to its value case.
At a glance
A dense array positioned farther from the skin may behave differently from a smaller array positioned close to it. Optical design, pulsing, programme duration and the size of the treatment area all affect how a specification should be interpreted.
Buudy’s current product page lists 192 LEDs, 32mW/cm² irradiance, seven visible wavelengths, 830nm near-infrared and face-and-neck coverage. Those details provide more buying context than count alone.
£449 reference price shown on the official product page
Questions answered
No. Treatment area, power, wavelengths, distance, programme design and fit all affect the comparison.
The official UK product page states 32mW/cm².
Useful disclosures include wavelengths, treatment area, session guidance, power or irradiance information, controls and safety instructions.
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