Choose CurrentBody if deep tissue penetration and full jaw/chin coverage are your priorities — the 1072nm wavelength is genuinely unique and the extended design addresses aging around the jaw where it shows first. Choose Omnilux if you value comfort, portability, and don't want to be tethered during sessions — plus it has the most clinically validated technology heritage of any consumer LED brand.
Both are excellent for anti-aging — they share the same core 633nm + 830nm wavelengths that are clinically proven for collagen stimulation. CurrentBody adds the 1072nm deep wavelength for additional depth of penetration and extends further around the jaw. For pure results, CurrentBody has a slight edge. For consistency of use (due to comfort), Omnilux wins for many people — and a mask you actually wear consistently outperforms one you skip.
Omnilux is significantly more comfortable. The flexible medical-grade silicone molds to facial contours naturally, and you can wear it while moving around freely since there's no cord during use. CurrentBody is a rigid structured mask that feels more like wearing a helmet — stable, but less comfortable for extended sessions.
Omnilux wins for travel — it's portable, battery-powered during use, and packs flat. CurrentBody requires connection to its controller unit during sessions, making it less ideal for travel. Both are TSA-safe as checked or carry-on baggage.