FliKEZE enters the red light therapy space with a straightforward proposition: more LEDs packed into a panel that still fits on a nightstand. The Basic 78 uses 78 dual-chip lamp beads, each running at 5 watts. That’s a dense array for a panel that measures just under 15 inches wide and weighs about 10 pounds. The dual chip design means each bead emits both 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light simultaneously. You get two wavelengths in one pass, which saves time during a session.

The five adjustable intensity levels give you control over how much energy hits your skin. At lower settings, the light feels gentle and warm. Crank it up, and you’ll notice a deeper, more penetrating heat from the near-infrared spectrum. The panel covers your face, shoulders, neck, or chest in one go without needing to reposition constantly. The flicker-free LEDs are steady on the eyes, which matters when you’re staring into a bright panel for 10 to 20 minutes.

There’s no timer or automatic shutoff built in, so you’ll need to track your own sessions. The panel also lacks any mounting hardware, meaning you’ll either set it on a table or buy a stand separately. For the price, the build feels solid and the light output is consistent across the entire surface. It’s a no-frills tool that delivers on its core promise: more light, less hassle.