Philips Lumea 7000 Series IPL device with body and face attachments

Rank #4 in Best IPL Hair Removal Devices 2026: 10 Ranked, Two at £109.99

Philips Lumea 7000 Series BRI921/00 IPL Device

£219.98 4.3 from 1,445 Amazon ratings
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The Philips Lumea 7000 Series BRI921/00 is an IPL hair removal device sitting at number 4 in this guide at £219.98, with a 4.3-star average from 1,445 ratings and a place at 6th in Amazon's IPL Hair Removal Systems category. The box carries two attachments — one for the body and one for the face with an integrated light filter — plus a Satin Compact Pen Trimmer, and Philips lists five light-intensity settings.

The number worth stopping on here is not the price but the timescale. The first bullet promises up to 18 months of reduced hair and then, in the same sentence, admits the packaging may still show a 12-month claim. Two bullets on, the listing describes an initial phase of 6 weeks treated every 2 weeks, while also claiming clinically proven results after only 2 treatments and up to 98% hair reduction after 4. That is three different points on one timeline, all printed by the same seller. Everything below comes from the Amazon listing as it stands; we have not tested this device ourselves.

How those 1,445 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.3 stars.

5 star
68%
4 star
16%
3 star
6%
2 star
2%
1 star
8%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £219.98
Customer rating 4.3 out of 5 from 1,445 ratings
Best Sellers Rank 6 in IPL Hair Removal Systems
Light-intensity settings Five
Claimed smoothness Up to 18 months (packaging may still show 12 months)
Hair reduction claim Up to 98% after 4 treatments
Initial treatment schedule Every 2 weeks for a 6-week phase
Customer Reviews field (as listed) Contains a block of page script rather than the review text

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Impressed. I've had professional laser hair removal which lasted about 8 years. I've been looking for at home solutions for two years as wanted to use on multiple areas which would be too expensive if went professional. I bought a Boots branded unit which was not great. I went for an unbranded ipl which was ineffective. I bit the bullet and invested in this following a friend's recommendation. It's brilliant. Less than three months in every area I have treated is in maintenance phase. The quickest impact was my legs which I've not had to shave fully since the first treatment. Really impressed.”

Flyflyfly
Verified purchase

“Not happy. Bin using for 2 months now and no chnages. My hairs chin hairs are still growing as usual.”

Nicole

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best IPL Hair Removal Devices 2026: 10 Ranked, Two at £109.99.

Questions people ask

How long does Philips say the results last?

The first bullet claims up to 18 months of reduced hair, and notes in the same sentence that the packaging may still show the 12-month claim.

How often do you treat with the Lumea 7000 Series?

Philips lists a 6-week initial phase with a treatment every 2 weeks, described as 50% fewer treatments than other brands.

How many light-intensity settings does the BRI921/00 have?

Five, according to the listing, with the free Lumea App coaching you through sessions.

What comes with the Lumea 7000 Series?

Two attachments, one for the body and one for the face with an integrated light filter, plus a Satin Compact Pen Trimmer.

Does the Philips Lumea 7000 Series need batteries?

The listing states 1 AAA battery is required and is included.

Is the Lumea 7000 Series a laser?

It is an IPL device; the title itself calls it a laser hair removal alternative, and Philips says the technology has been in development since 2010.

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