Maxxus 2 Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna

Very safely Packed & easy to assemble! 2 prople put it together

It’s been about a month since we assembled and started using the sauna. Both my wife and I absolutely love it.

The cedar smell was pretty strong at first but has since died down. We actually really love that smell and when heating it up, the smell returns somewhat.

A few weeks in, we started to have one of the digital displays burn out, but after contacting the manufacturer a replacement arrived within a few days. They were friendly and helpful.

The only thing I wish it had is the ability to do next and back control via Bluetooth. This would be a welcome addition when listening to streaming music during a sauna session.

That said, we have no regrets and are very happy with our purchase and the experience of using it.

Everything is perfect. Heats up relatively fast and maintains the heat. The speaker, lights/ heaters work great. Good quality and easy to assemble. Delivery was fast. I’m glad we went with this model.

I love this sauna. Easy to set up. But I was disappointed the price was lowered 500.00 within a week of buying it. Amazon has a no post sale policy.

Purchased about 3 months ago (March 2023). I like it. The cedar smell great. It works well. I get a great sweat and feel good afterward. The unit gets very hot primarily because this full spectrum sauna includes two large Near Infrared panels which are pre-attached to the back wall panel. These Near Infrared panels light up (i.e., they emit visible light as shown in the photos) and get very hot. The FAR Infrared panels are located on either side of the bench with two FAR panels on the bench (vertical panel behind your legs) and on the floor (under your feet). The FAR panels do not light up and do not get as hot as the Near Infrared panels. I find the heat is a bit too intense to lean back against the walls. The sauna reaches a max temperature of 150 degrees (not 140). The directions say to pre-heat which takes about 35 minutes (to reach the max temperature of 150 degrees). The integrated thermostat allows the sauna panels to cycle on-and-off as the sauna reaches your desired temperature. This is sold as a two-person unit and yes, you can get two in there but, it’s really only comfortable for one person (in my opinion). There are two control panels for temperature setting, timing and lights on the inside and outside of the sauna. The glass door stays shut with a simple magnetic catch. I plug this into a regular 15-volt outlet (i.e., a regular wall plug) and have had almost no issues in over three months using the sauna it 2 to 4 times a week. The outlet fuse did trip once; I attribute this to my running the clothes dryer at the same time.
The unit comes extremely well packaged with some plywood and cardboard incorporated as packing/crating material. I have a two-car garage and unpackaged everything in the garage and carried the pieces upstairs to my home gym room. You’ll definitely want another person to help put it together. It was relatively easy to snap the walls together since the wall panels incorporate a buckle system (see photo). I used a cordless drill to connect the seat panel but, you can just use a screw driver, I’m sure. There’s no complicated electrical work. You plug the infrared panels into pre-wired male/female connectors under the seat and some that come down from the transformer box which is located on top of the sauna. It would be good to have a ladder handy to get on top. They have a dust cover for the top to place over the electrical transformer box (and some wires). The assembly instructions state that the dust cover is optional and that the electrical transformer box will last longer without the dust cover since there is less heat build-up without the dust cover.