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Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra vs MyoMaster MyoIce

Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra, inflatable or portable tub
Image: Lumi Therapy
MyoMaster MyoIce, inflatable or portable tub
Image: MyoMaster

Two cold plunge tubs side by side: Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra at £89 and MyoMaster MyoIce at £65. Prices and specifications checked against each maker's page, last on .

Quick answer: Pick the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra if it holds more water (420 L against 300 L), useful if you are tall or want room to move; pick the MyoMaster MyoIce if it costs £24 less (37% cheaper).

Choose the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra if

  • it holds more water (420 L against 300 L), useful if you are tall or want room to move
  • it was in stock when we last checked and the other was not

Choose the MyoMaster MyoIce if

  • it costs £24 less (37% cheaper)
  • the warranty is longer (1 year against 6 months)
  • owners rate the brand higher on Trustpilot (4.5 against 3.8)
Lumi Therapy Pod MAX UltraMyoMaster MyoIce
UK price£89£65
TypeInflatable or portable tubInflatable or portable tub
Capacity420 L300 L
Includes chillerNoNo
MaterialInflatable, 5-layer insulated PVC with rip-stop polyester outerSkin-safe PVC, 5-layer insulation (inflatable)
Insulation10 mmNot stated
Dimensions900 dia x 750 h mmNot stated
Weight (empty)Not statedNot stated
VoltageNot statedNot stated
FiltrationNot statedNot stated
Outdoor useYesYes
App controlNoNo
Warranty6 months1 year
Tested by usNoNo
Where to buyCheck price at Lumi TherapyCheck price at MyoMaster

Buying facts

Lumi Therapy Pod MAX UltraMyoMaster MyoIce
Price per litre of capacity£0.21£0.22
Ice to cool from 15C to 8C, per plunge41 kg29 kg
Brand rating on Trustpilot3.8 from 4,978 reviews4.5 from 2,160 reviews
Newest Trustpilot reviews we read12 of 15 at 1-2 stars2 of 15 at 1-2 stars
Amazon UK rating4.1 from 50 ratings3.9 from 41 ratings
Where the seller is basedTorquay, DevonUnited Kingdom

Trustpilot scores cover the whole brand and its service, not this model alone; we read the newest reviews on each profile at every data run. How we check the data.

Price history

FromLumi Therapy Pod MAX UltraMyoMaster MyoIce
£89£65

No tracked price has changed since 8 Sept 2026; last checked 5 Oct 2026.

What the numbers say

On price, the MyoMaster MyoIce is £24 cheaper than the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra (£65 against £89 in the UK at the time of writing).

Capacity: Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra 420 L, MyoMaster MyoIce 300 L (advantage Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra).

Warranty favours the MyoMaster MyoIce: 1 year against 6 months.

We have not tested either unit ourselves, so this comparison is built from the makers' specifications, UK pricing and owner feedback; each product page says the same.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra or the MyoMaster MyoIce cheaper?

The MyoMaster MyoIce is cheaper at £65, £24 less than the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra at £89, on the UK prices we last checked.

Which holds more water, the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra or the MyoMaster MyoIce?

The Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra: about 420 litres against 300 litres.

Do the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra and the MyoMaster MyoIce come with a chiller?

No. Both are cooled with ice or a separate chiller. Our ice calculator and chiller sizing calculator show what each option needs.

Which has the longer warranty?

The MyoMaster MyoIce, with 1 year against 6 months on the Lumi Therapy Pod MAX Ultra, going by each maker's product page.

Which brand do owners rate higher?

On Trustpilot, Lumi Therapy scores 3.8 from 4,978 reviews and MyoMaster 4.5 from 2,160 (checked 2026-09-22). These are brand scores covering every product and the service, not this model alone.

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