Quadthera Titan vs MiniTitan: Differences, Prices and Which to Buy
Quadthera’s new MiniTitan costs about a third of the Titan. It keeps the titanium head and 3, 10 and 19 MHz in a 128 g body; the Titan adds 1 MHz and two more modes. Here’s exactly what changes and which model fits which buyer.
Quadthera Titan vs MiniTitan: which should you buy?
Disclosure: GlowLab Reviews and Quadthera US have common ownership. We may benefit financially from purchases of Quadthera products. Learn more.Buy the MiniTitan if it’s your first ultrasound device, you want the lower price ($399, or $299.25 on pre-order until November 5, 2026), or you want something smaller. Buy the Titan ($1,100) if you want all four frequencies including 1 MHz, five modes with published frequencies, and a device that ships now. Both are gentle, non-focused ultrasound devices with a Titanium Grade 2 head, designed for daily use.
We haven’t tested either device hands-on; the MiniTitan hasn’t shipped yet. Everything below comes from Quadthera’s product pages and FAQ, checked October 8, 2026. For the deep dive on the flagship, read our Quadthera Titan review.
Titan vs MiniTitan specs side by side
| Titan† | MiniTitan† | |
|---|---|---|
| Frequencies | 1, 3, 10 and 19 MHz | 3, 10 and 19 MHz (alternating); no 1 MHz |
| Modes | 5: Booster, Calming, Firming, Glow, Q Mode | 3: Calming, Glow, Firming |
| Per-mode frequencies | Published (e.g. Calming 1·3·10 MHz) | Not published |
| Intensity | 2 levels (Level 2 about 30% stronger, per Quadthera) | 2 settings: Basic Care and Power Care |
| Treatment head | Titanium Grade 2 | Titanium Grade 2 |
| Transducer | Piezoelectric ceramic (listed as patented by Quadthera) | Not published yet |
| Weight | 240 g (Quadthera Titan page) | 128 g |
| Session timer | Beep at 5 min, auto-off at 10 min; pauses if held still | Not published yet |
| Gel | Sold with FORHERTZ gel; any water-based gel works | Sold with FORHERTZ gel |
| Finishes | Champagne, Rose Gold | Champagne, Rose Gold |
| Availability | In stock | Pre-order; ships by November 15 at the latest |
| Price | $1,100 | $299.25 pre-order (25% off) until November 5; $399 regular |
| Warranty | 1-year limited | Not stated on the product page |
| Returns | Unopened products within 30 days | Pre-order can be cancelled any time before it ships; store policy: unopened products within 30 days |
† GlowLab Reviews and Quadthera US have common ownership. We may benefit financially from purchases of Quadthera products. Checked October 8, 2026. “Not published” means we couldn’t find it on Quadthera’s pages.
Quadthera key facts†
- Quadthera Titan: $1,100 (with FORHERTZ gel). 1, 3, 10 and 19 MHz; 5 modes; 2 intensity levels; Titanium Grade 2 transducer head; patented piezoelectric ceramic transducer (per Quadthera); 10-minute auto-off.
- Quadthera MiniTitan: $399 regular ($299.25 on pre-order until November 5, 2026; ships by November 15, 2026). 3, 10 and 19 MHz; 3 modes; 128 g.
- FDA status: Class I listed (product code ISA, “massager, therapeutic, electric”), under manufacturer ECO DM LAB Co., Ltd. (Korea). Not FDA-cleared or approved.
- Evidence: P&K Skin Research Center (Seoul) tested the Titan with FORHERTZ gel in 20 participants from April 16 to May 15, 2025, in a study commissioned by Quadthera. After 4 weeks Quadthera reports +32.2% surface firmness, +49.3% visible skin density, +21.5% visible elasticity and −44.8% pore depth. Vogue’s 4-week test found skin “a tiny bit smoother,” with more glow.
- Terms: 1-year limited warranty; returns of unopened products within 30 days.
† GlowLab Reviews and Quadthera US have common ownership. We may benefit financially from purchases of Quadthera products. Checked October 12, 2026. Every fact is sourced on Quadthera at a glance.
The big difference: does 1 MHz matter?
The MiniTitan drops 1 MHz, the Titan’s lowest frequency. In ultrasound physics, lower frequencies are absorbed more slowly and reach further into tissue, while 10 and 19 MHz act closer to the surface (StatPearls). So the Titan covers one more depth band.
If your goals are hydration, texture and glow, the MiniTitan’s 3, 10 and 19 MHz cover the frequencies Quadthera uses for its Firming (3·10·19) and Glow (10·19) modes on the Titan. If you want the Titan’s Booster (1·3) or Calming (1·3·10) programs as designed, you need the Titan.
Modes and intensity
- Titan: Booster, Calming, Firming, Glow and Q Mode, with the frequencies for each published, plus two intensity levels.
- MiniTitan: Calming, Glow and Firming, with Basic Care and Power Care settings. Quadthera hasn’t published which frequencies each MiniTitan mode uses.
If you like to know exactly what a program does, the Titan is better documented today. We’ll update this when the MiniTitan manual is public.
Price and the MiniTitan pre-order
The Titan is $1,100 with FORHERTZ gel. The MiniTitan, also sold with FORHERTZ gel, is $399 regular and $299.25 on pre-order (25% off). Quadthera’s pre-order terms: you pay in full at checkout, you can cancel any time before it ships, it ships by November 15, 2026 at the latest, and the window closes November 5, 2026.
Both follow Quadthera’s store policy: returns of unopened products within 30 days, and defects handled under warranty (1-year limited on the Titan).
What’s the same on both
- Titanium Grade 2 treatment head.
- Low-intensity, non-focused ultrasound: no electrical current through the skin and no light.
- A water-based gel layer (both come with FORHERTZ gel).
- Champagne and Rose Gold finishes.
- Regulatory status: Quadthera devices are Class I listed with FDA, not FDA-cleared.
- Evidence: Quadthera’s 4-week P&K Skin Research Center study (20 participants, April 16–May 15, 2025) used the Titan with FORHERTZ gel and reports +32.2% surface firmness and +49.3% visible skin density.
Who should buy which model
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Quadthera Titan and MiniTitan?
Is the MiniTitan worth it over the Titan?
When does the MiniTitan pre-order close?
Does the MiniTitan have 1 MHz?
Are the Titan and MiniTitan FDA-cleared?
Which is better for sensitive skin?
Sources
- Quadthera MiniTitan pre-order page†
- Quadthera Titan product page†
- Quadthera FAQ (Titan modes, session, gel)†
- Quadthera Warranty & Returns†
- Quadthera Titan technology page (weight, Titanium Grade 2 head, patented technologies)†
- Quadthera results page (P&K Skin Research Center study)†
- StatPearls: Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation
- FDA Establishment Registration & Device Listing database — Quadthera models under ECO DM LAB Co., Ltd., product code ISA
† GlowLab Reviews and Quadthera US have common ownership. We may benefit financially from purchases of Quadthera products.
