Which Aires Device Do You Need? A Practical Selection Guide
Choose Aires by where you want to use it: attached to your electronics, carried with you, or placed in the spaces where you spend time. The lineup applies Aires resonator technology in different formats. Start with the use that matters most in your routine, then add another format when you want it in a different setting.
Compare the current lineup
| Product | Format and intended use | A practical starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Aires One | Attaches to a phone, tablet, laptop or other portable electronics. | You want a resonator to stay with a specific device. |
| Aires Go | Compact portable format to wear, clip or carry on a necklace, keychain or bag. | You want a small device that travels with you. |
| Aires Flex | Wearable format, commonly worn as a necklace. | You prefer a dedicated wearable for your daily routine. |
| Aires Zone | Stationary format for spaces such as a bedroom or office. | You want a device that stays in a chosen location. |
| Aires Zone Max Pro | The current Pro room-device listing, built on the 64S150 resonator. | You want the current Pro architecture for your space. |
Start with your everyday use
For a phone or tablet: One is the direct device-attached option. It stays with the electronics you choose. For travel and daily movement: compare Go’s compact carrying options with Flex’s wearable format. For a fixed location: compare Zone and the current Zone Max Pro listing.
The product pages contain current installation instructions, dimensions and available options. Aires products operate passively, without charging or an app connection. Read how the resonator is constructed and how Aires works.
Do you need more than one?
Each product can be used on its own. Combining formats is a practical way to keep a device on your phone, carry one with you, and place another in a room. Choose the combination around those uses. For example, One can stay on a phone while Zone stays in an office; Go or Flex can travel with you.
Aires also studies configurations containing multiple resonators. The 2025 computational report examines the electromagnetic response of specified resonator arrangements. It provides an engineering basis for investigating how geometry and the number of resonators affect response. Its modeled arrangements are distinct from household combinations of finished products.
Connect the product to the actual study
Aires’ research spans semiconductor physics, laboratory measurements and biological endpoints. Two recent records connect directly to named devices:
- Lifetune ONE: Sysoev and Budko’s 2026 peer-reviewed paper reports EEG recovery after initial activation and increased coherence after seven days of regular use. Read the study and protocol · Original publication.
- Lifetune Zone Max: the 2025 Pavlov Institute/SFERA experiment used six Zone Max devices around a cage during router exposure. The authors report a positive effect on restoring several behavioral elements and blood parameters in rats. Read the study and setup · Original report (PDF).
The current Zone Max product page offers Zone Max Pro; the 2025 study names Lifetune Zone Max. Keeping the model and version visible lets you follow the research accurately as the product architecture develops.
The technology behind the formats
The research program connects patterned semiconductor geometry with electromagnetic response and biological measurements. The 2026 infrared experiment adds measured surface behavior to the earlier physical models. Explore the technology overview, modulation-versus-blocking comparison and research overview.
Choose One for your electronics · Compare Go · Compare Flex · Compare Zone · View Zone Max Pro.
Updated October 26, 2026 · Josh, Aires.