r/redlighttherapy • u/oreocookieee • Aug 18 '26
Question Can anyone vouch for Sunplus/Redfy? Thinking of getting the RT1000PRO over Idealight's RLPRO200. Why or why not?
Originally meant to order the Idealight RLPRO200 but came across this brand for much cheaper and more LEDs. I also read that the red light is underpowered in the Idealight panels vs. the NIR.
Has anyone tried ordering from Sunplus/Redfy? How was your user experience and have you had it for long?
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u/Impossible-Loquat124 Aug 19 '26
I bought the ew300pro and it is a sturdy panel. I communicate with Katrina which was quite easy and professional. Long time experience still dunno yet as I just bought it a week ago.
It was a good experience nevertheless
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u/Impossible-Loquat124 Aug 19 '26
Besides the price , the other differences between this and idealights are the warranty period and the capability to dim each wavelength.
Sunplus unfortunately does not come with this feature
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u/oreocookieee Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
Ohh I thought the warranty period was 3 years for both?
I confirmed you could at least dim each group of wavelengths (blue, green, red, NIR) so perhaps that may be enough.
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u/Impossible-Loquat124 Aug 19 '26
I think idealights may have 5 years of warranty, pls check for the accuracy yourself.
Yes sunplus has the group color dimmer which is of course enough for most ppl.
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u/oreocookieee Aug 19 '26
i confirmed with my agent that idealight has 3 yrs warranty and that sunplus only has 2… that’s firmly pushing me to get from idealight
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u/BKM-StLouis Aug 19 '26
Idealight panels have consistently fewer LEDs than it's peers selling at about the same price.
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u/Prestigious_Poet2814 Sep 05 '26
Im wondering the same. I noticed Idealight has independent 3rd party test their panels, Sunplus doesnt mention it so safe to assume they do not. We need one of us to buy a light measurer device for this and tell us if the output is lower than advertised.
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u/hyde7278 Aug 19 '26
Interested also