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Shark’s CryoGlow Plus adds battery life and eye coverage

Shark’s updated LED face mask goes on sale July 29, 2026 for £339.99, with improved crows' feet coverage and better battery life.

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Shark has updated its CryoGlow LED face mask with a new CryoGlow Plus model that keeps the original’s cooling and light therapy features while improving two of the biggest practical points: battery life and coverage around the crows' feet area.

According to TechRadar, the new mask boosts coverage in that area by 120% and is also more energy efficient. The site had given the original Shark CryoGlow 4.5 out of 5 stars, noting that its main drawback was relatively short battery life.

Product shot of the Shark CryoGlow Plus LED face mask
Product shot of the Shark CryoGlow Plus LED face mask

The CryoGlow Plus keeps Shark’s InstaChill Cold technology, which uses two active cooling points to soothe the under-eye area. Its Under-Eye Revive Mode offers three cooling levels and can be used on its own or alongside any LED treatment mode.

There are still three LED modes:

  • Better Ageing Mode: a six-minute treatment using red and deep infra-red light
  • Blemish Repair Mode: an eight-minute, three-phase routine using blue and deep infra-red, then finishing with red LED light
  • Skin Sustain Mode: a four-minute maintenance treatment using red, blue and deep infra-red

Pricing is only slightly higher than before. The original mask launched at $349 / £299 / AU$699, while the CryoGlow Plus is priced at £339.99 in the UK, or about $459 / AU$655 before taxes and tariffs. US and Australian pricing has not been announced.

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The mask goes on sale on 29 July 2026, with pre-orders open now through SharkNinja.co.uk and John Lewis. It will be sold in Pastel Berry and Pastel Dusk.

Eli Navarro

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