Solos
The All-in-One LED Device for Visible Skin Renewal
4.9 average rating
How to use
1. Power on: hold the Power button for 1.5 seconds.
2. Choose your settings: tap to set warmth and vibration to your comfort level.
3. Glide: move slowly over face and neck. It shuts itself off after ten minutes.
One Handheld. Four Light Modes.
Solos brings red, blue, amber, green and infrared light together with gentle warmth and vibration, in a device that fits in one hand.
Ten minutes. Face and neck. Three to five times a week.
One Device. Not Seven Steps.
Light, warmth and vibration in a single pass.
Four modes cover the ground a shelf of products tries to. Red for the look of fine lines. Blue for a fresh-looking finish. Multi for radiance. Dual for all of it at once.
Ten minutes, and you are done.
Glass, Not Metal.
Where most treatment heads use metal, Solos uses glass — optically clear, so light passes through it rather than scattering off it, and smooth enough to glide without drag.
Beneath it sits a gold-plated thermal core that spreads warmth across the whole head, so the heat you feel at the edge is the heat you feel at the center.
Two Hours, Untethered.
Rechargeable and wireless. Up to two hours of use on a charge, over USB-C or the magnetic base — and usable while it charges.
240 mm long, 230 g. It travels.
Key Highlights
Up to two hours of wireless use on a single charge. Compact, flight-safe, and ready on the magnetic base.
Warmth up to 42 °C, in four levels from P0 to P3. Comfortable heat that makes the session something to look forward to.
Vibration levels you set yourself, tracing the contours of the face — for a look that reads smoother and less puffy.
The light starts when the head meets skin, and stops two minutes after it leaves. Nothing runs when it shouldn't.
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Solos Details
Light, warmth and vibration in one pass. Its glass treatment head stays smooth against skin and wipes clean in a second, while the Smart Skin Sensor starts the session only when the head meets skin — and stops it the moment it doesn't.
Modes
Four ways to use one device.
Red — 660 nm with 850 nm infrared. For the look of softened fine lines.
Blue — 440 nm. For a fresh-looking finish.
Multi — 620–625 nm, 520–525 nm and 465–470 nm together. For overall radiance.
Dual — 660 nm, 440 nm and 850 nm at once. The complete session.
Warmth runs alongside any mode, in four levels. Vibration is set separately.
Specifications
Light and output
Red — 660 + 850 nm · 10.2 mW/cm²
Blue — 440 + 850 nm · 6.0 mW/cm²
Multi — 620–625 nm at 3.5, 520–525 nm at 2.5, 465–470 nm at 5.0 mW/cm²
Dual — 660 + 440 + 850 nm · 7.3 mW/cm² (660+850), 5.2 mW/cm² (440+850)
Delivered dose (10-minute session)
Red — 6.12 J/cm²
Dual — 4.38 J/cm² (660+850)
Blue — 3.60 J/cm²
Multi — 3.00 J/cm² (465–470 nm)
LEDs
Red 23 LEDs / 46 chips · Blue 23 / 46 · Multi 24 / 72 · Dual 23 / 69
Treatment window
11.6 cm²
Warmth
Three levels — 40 °C, 42 °C, 44 °C
Rated power
Red 8.2 W · Blue 8.0 W · Multi 9.0 W · Dual 8.4 W
Rated electrical power — what the device draws, not the light reaching your skin. See output above.
Battery
2 hours use · 2–3 hours to charge · usable while charging · 5 V ⎓ 1 A
Wavelength tolerance
±20 nm
Warranty
Lifetime manufacturer's warranty
Warranty
All Spacetouch devices are backed by a Lifetime Manufacturer's Warranty covering the replacement of any manufacturing or battery defects. Shipping costs for replacement devices are not covered. To activate this warranty, please register your device within 7 days of first use here.
For complete protection, Spacetouch Care+ plans (available for 2, 3, or 5 years) also cover lost and stolen devices and any kind of defect or accidental damage. To learn more or enroll in Care+, please click here.
What's in the Complete Set
Where to Use It
Forehead
Eyes
Chin
Neck
See It in Use
How to Use
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most about Solos. For anything else, our Help Center is here.
How to use Solos
- Cleanse your skin and pat dry.
- Apply serum or moisturizer (optional).
- Turn on SOLOS and select your desired light mode.
- Glide slowly across face in upward motions for 5–10 minutes.
- Finish by turning off and wiping clean.
Recommended usage: 3–5 times per week for best results.
Charging & Battery
Battery operating time: 2 hours
Charging time: 2–3 hours
Use while charging: Yes
Low battery: Red light flashes 5× + 3 beeps
Auto power reduction below 20 %
Input: 5 V DC / 1 A
Safety & Care
- Not waterproof — clean gently with a damp cloth only
- Avoid use on broken or inflamed skin.
- Do not use near pacemakers or ECG monitors.
- Do not look directly into the LED lights.
- Cosmetic device — not for medical treatment.
How soon can I see results?
Within weeks, users report:
- Smoother-feeling texture
- A visible reduction in the look of fine lines
- A more radiant-looking complexion
- A rested, refreshed look
How powerful is Solos?
Two numbers matter, and they answer different questions.
What it draws: 8.2 W in Red, 8.0 W in Blue, 9.0 W in Multi, 8.4 W in Dual.
What reaches your skin — the number that actually matters:
- Red — 10.2 mW/cm²
- Blue — 6.0 mW/cm²
- Multi — 3.5, 2.5 and 5.0 mW/cm² across its three wavelengths
- Dual — 7.3 mW/cm² at 660+850 nm, 5.2 at 440+850 nm
Measured across the 11.6 cm² treatment window, ±20%.
Watts describe electricity. Milliwatts per square centimetre describe light. A device can draw a great deal of power and deliver very little light — which is why we publish both.
How many LEDs does it have?
It depends on the mode, because each mode uses a different array.
- Red — 23 LEDs, 46 chips
- Blue — 23 LEDs, 46 chips
- Multi — 24 LEDs, 72 chips
- Dual — 23 LEDs, 69 chips
Each LED carries two or three chips, which is why the chip count runs higher than the LED count. All of them sit behind a single 11.6 cm² window.
Counts are worth less than they appear. Twice the LEDs at half the output delivers the same light. The figure to compare is milliwatts per square centimetre.
Which wavelengths does Solos use?
Red — 660 nm with 850 nm infrared.
Blue — 440 nm.
Multi — 620–625 nm, 520–525 nm and 465–470 nm together.
Dual — 660 nm, 440 nm and 850 nm at once.
Different wavelengths reach different depths. Blue works at the surface, where clarity begins. Red and infrared reach further, where fine lines live. Green and amber sit between the two.
Is more power better?
No — and it's one of the most misunderstood things about light therapy.
The skin's response is what researchers call biphasic. Too little light does nothing. Too much doesn't do more — it does less. Published studies show cell activity rising to a peak at a modest dose, then falling away as the dose climbs higher.
One study makes the point neatly: a lower intensity delivered over a longer time outperformed a higher intensity over a shorter one, even though the total energy was identical. Intensity and time aren't interchangeable.
Which is why we design around a considered session rather than the largest number we could print on a box.
