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Cloakla vs CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask: 2026 Comparison

CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask is one of the original at-home red light therapy masks and the device most often referenced in dermatology press. Cloakla is the newer-generation entrant — wider wavelength spectrum, lower price, plus a face + neck variant CurrentBody doesn't ship as a single SKU. Here's how they actually compare.

The 30-second answer

  • Pick Cloakla K11 if you want more wavelengths (7 vs 2), a built-in neck panel option, and a significantly lower price.
  • Pick CurrentBody Skin if you specifically want the device with the longest mainstream press track record.

Side-by-side at a glance

Cloakla K11 CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask
Price From $139.99 ~$395
Wavelengths 7 (415 / 520 / 590 / 633 / 660 / 830 / 850 nm) 2 (red 633 nm + near-IR 830 nm)
LED count 200+ (Face) / 272 (Face+Neck) 132
Neck panel option Yes (K11 Face + Neck variant) Separate "Neck & Dec" device
Session length 10 min 10 min
Wireless Yes · USB-C Yes
FDA Cleared Class II Class II
Return window 120 days 30 days

Specs based on publicly listed product information. Verify on each brand's site before purchase.

Where Cloakla is ahead

5 more wavelengths

CurrentBody Skin uses 633 nm red + 830 nm near-infrared — the workhorse pair for anti-aging. Cloakla K11 adds 660 nm deep red, 850 nm deep NIR, 590 nm amber, 415 nm blue, and 520 nm green. If you have concerns beyond fine lines (acne, pigmentation, redness, melasma), CurrentBody Skin doesn't address them.

~60% lower price

K11 Face starts at $139.99 vs CurrentBody Skin at roughly $395 — for more LEDs and more wavelengths. K11 Face + Neck at $199.99 is roughly half the price of CurrentBody Skin's face-only device.

120-day return vs 30

LED results take 4–8 weeks to fully manifest. Cloakla's 120-day return window matches the timeline; 30 days does not.

Face + neck in one purchase

To treat both face and neck with CurrentBody, you need their face mask + their Neck & Dec device — two devices, two purchases, two chargers. Cloakla K11 Face + Neck ships as one product with one controller.

Where CurrentBody Skin has an edge

Mainstream press track record

CurrentBody Skin has been featured in Vogue, ELLE, Allure, and HARPER'S BAZAAR for several years. If brand recognition matters and you'd cite the device by name in conversation, CurrentBody has more household awareness in the LED mask category.

Broader dermatologist endorsement footprint

Because it launched earlier and at a higher price, it's the device some dermatology clinics demo and recommend. Cloakla is catching up in the medical channel but started later.

Wavelength comparison

Wavelength Purpose Cloakla K11 CurrentBody Skin
633 nm Red Collagen, fine lines
660 nm Deep Red Cellular renewal
830 nm Near-IR Wound + scar repair
850 nm Deep NIR Deep tissue healing
590 nm Amber Pigmentation
415 nm Blue Acne bacteria
520 nm Green Redness

FAQ

Is CurrentBody Skin worth ~3× the price of Cloakla?

Only if brand pedigree is the most important factor for you. On hardware — wavelengths, LED count, neck panel option, return window — Cloakla K11 outperforms at less than half the price.

Does Cloakla cover the same wavelengths as CurrentBody?

Yes, plus five more. CurrentBody Skin delivers 633 nm + 830 nm only. Cloakla K11 delivers those plus 660, 850, 590, 415, and 520 nm.

Can I get Cloakla's face + neck coverage with CurrentBody?

Only by buying two CurrentBody devices (face mask + Neck & Dec). Cloakla K11 Face + Neck ships both pieces in one purchase for $199.99.

Are both FDA cleared?

Yes. Both are FDA-cleared Class II medical devices for at-home LED light therapy. See our clinical results page.