Our verdict
The Maxxus Full Spectrum gives you the same kind of heater layout as cabins costing $6,800, for $5,058. The trade-off is a shorter warranty and less independent testing.
Buy it ifYou want full spectrum without paying for a premium brand.
Skip it ifYou value a long warranty above all.
Key specs
| Maxxus FS | |
|---|---|
| List price | $5,058 list |
| Size | 2 person |
| Heat | Full spectrum (4 far-IR + 2 near-IR) |
| Power | 120V, 15A |
| Where | Indoor |
| Warranty | 1–5 years by component |
Heaters
Four far-infrared and two near-infrared heaters. It measures about 50 by 42 by 75 inches.
EMF
Maxxus claims under 2 mG at 2 to 3 inches from the panels. That's a manufacturer figure; ask for test documentation.
Power and warranty
It runs on 120V, 15A. Warranty runs from one to five years by component.
How we evaluated it
This review is based on Maxxus's published specifications, retailer listings, independent testing where available and owner reports, compared against the other saunas we track. We'll add hands-on notes as our testing progresses.
Questions
What does 'full spectrum' mean on the Maxxus?
Near-infrared heaters in addition to the far-infrared panels.
