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About this product

A handheld microcurrent device with dual probes for facial toning and lifting, featuring app-controlled treatment protocols.

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Guru Score

74%

Mixed

Early verdict · Few reviews so far
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What the gurus are saying

Instant results fade within hours and don't convincingly translate to lasting changes, skeptics report, some have ditched it for other devices. The GX earns praise from brand-sponsored sources. The app's contact-loss safeguard means frequent repositioning.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take March 2024
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"If you already have the ZIIP GX, there is absolutely no need to get the HALO as long as it is still working. I don't think that the difference between the two warrants spending the money again. Use the GX unless it stops working and then get a HALO as a replacement."
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Is the ZIIP Halo better than the ZIIP GX? | Doctors Review
"If you already have the ZIIP GX, there is absolutely no need to get the HALO as long as it is still working. I don't think that the difference between the two warrants spending the money again. Use the GX unless it stops working and then get a HALO as a replacement."
LED and microcurrent - my 1 year BEFORE and AFTER Update | Doctors Review
"I switched from NuFACE to the ZIIP GX (499 euros), not based on the results I got, but solely on things like weight, ease of use and look. The microcurrent device does give the best instant effect, you can see immediately which side you did, but that disappears over the course of the day and to be honest I don't feel like I see long time changes. When you take into account how little loss of muscle actually contributes to facial aging compared to fat loss and loss of collagen, it is possible that the results are there, but I don't see them. If I had to ditch one device first, it would be the microcurrent. Yes, the instant results are lovely, but the changes long term don't really convince me, so it would be the first one I'd ditch."
~Approved
"This one is really all of that knowledge and the twenty years of me being an electrical aesthetician, and what customers really wanted, wrapped into this. And it has more capabilities. So if before I had millions of options, it's almost infinite with this one, really, the sky's the limit. It looks like it's a little bit smaller, a little bit sleeker, [...] which is counterintuitive because you think, how can I be getting more? But technology is just [...] so different than everything else. Things get smaller, things become more effective, they become more affordable. This retails for four fifty, where the GX retailed for five hundred. It'll glow like this, but then once you actually connect and make a circuit, that's when the treatment starts. You can see the band, the Halo, literally illuminates and then it starts moving. This one also has a default program. A lot of my celebrity clients asked for this, they said, I just want to know when I turn it on what's going to happen."
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Common questions

Frequently asked.

What is ZIIP GX?

A handheld microcurrent device with dual probes for facial toning and lifting, featuring app-controlled treatment protocols.

Is ZIIP GX worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 74%.

What is ZIIP GX's Guru Score?

ZIIP GX holds a Guru Score of 74%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

Who is ZIIP GX best for?

ZIIP GX is generally suited to mature skin.

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