Medicube Booster Pro Modes: A Manual-Based Checklist
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Choose a Medicube Booster Pro mode by checking the exact device first, then the preparation that mode requires. The original Booster Pro guide separates dry-skin Air Shot from Booster, MC and Derma Shot used with skincare. The X2 adds features, so an original-model tutorial is not a complete X2 manual.
Our catalog lists Medicube Age-R Booster Pro EX and Medicube AGE-R Booster Pro X2 Pink. A retail suffix such as EX does not itself confirm the model code. Match the code on your unit and box to the supplied instructions before copying any setting from another device.
Use the correct guide
Medicube’s English original Booster Pro guide shows four care modes. Its full Spanish manual identifies model ME-BPRO-K. Medicube’s current X2 page describes additional Dual, Mask and app-based AI options, together with six intensity levels. Treat that difference as a reason to read the correct instructions, not to translate one device’s level numbers into another’s.
Before the first session, locate the full precautions, approved areas, preparation, movement, timing and cleaning sections. A short mode chart cannot establish whether the device is suitable for you. The original manual includes exclusions involving implanted electronic devices, pregnancy and breastfeeding, among others. Read the complete list; resolve any relevant health or procedure question before use.
Check preparation before switching on
| Mode or feature | Preparation to verify | What to confirm in the model guide |
|---|---|---|
| Original Air Shot | Cleansed, completely dry skin before skincare. | The original guide shows light contact with the edge of the head, not a full-head press. |
| Original Booster, MC and Derma Shot | Suitable skincare on the skin. | Each mode has its own movement. Do not substitute the Air Shot technique. |
| X2 Mask | The X2 page specifies sheet masks. | Check the supplied X2 mask instructions; do not assume any gel mask is suitable. |
| X2 Dual and AI | Use the X2 instructions and supported app functions. | Confirm which combinations and controls are supported before selecting them. |
A product-contact check is more useful than chasing intensity
Medicube says the original Booster Pro does not require a dedicated gel for its skincare-assisted modes. That does not mean every cosmetic is an interchangeable conductor. Check both the device instructions and the skincare label. On the X2 page, Medicube specifically advises care when introducing exfoliating acids, retinol or concentrated vitamin C.
Use familiar products while learning the controls. Do not add a new device, several unfamiliar active products and multiple new mode combinations at once: if the experience is uncomfortable, that makes it difficult to identify the problem. Stop a session that causes pain or unusual symptoms and follow the manual’s advice.
Make a simple mode record
- Write down the exact model and the guide version you used.
- Record the selected mode and its required skin preparation.
- Copy that mode’s permitted time and frequency from your supplied guide; keep Air Shot separate from daily skincare modes.
- Use the manufacturer’s starting-level instruction. Do not increase on a fixed weekly ladder invented by a retailer or social video.
For the care routine after switching off, see Booster Pro cleaning, storage and first-use checks. For skincare shopping by product role, use our Medicube product family guide. Neither guide replaces the instructions supplied with your exact device.