- Purchase
- $3,949–$13,349
- Purchase
- $5,999–$9,999
- Lease
- $500 per month
Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL vs Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE
Both the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL and the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE put their peak energy at the applicator surface, so they are built for the same clinical job and compare fairly. The Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL uses pneumatic wave generation; the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE uses electromagnetic ballistic. Their published purchase figures overlap: $3,949–$13,349 for the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL against $5,999–$9,999 for the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE. FDA records located: for the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL, no record located; for the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE, no record located.
Specs and prices are estimates based on publicly available data as of September 2026. Confirm details with the manufacturer or seller before you buy.
Side by side
| Specification | Value tierWorkhorse Mini / Pro / XL | Value tierOceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE |
|---|---|---|
Technology | ||
| Category | Value and direct-import tier | Value and direct-import tier |
| Wave generation | Pneumaticcompressed-air radial | Electromagnetic ballisticcompressor-free radial, per the specification table |
| Energy fieldWhere the peak energy lands | Peaks at the applicator surface | Peaks at the applicator surface |
| Technology as published | Radial pressure wave | Clinical and at-home shockwave and ultrasonic |
| Stated use or positioning | Wellnessthe seller frames these devices around wellness rather than diagnosis or treatment | Clinical useOceanus also sells an in-home device, the PhysioLITE III |
Energy outputPressure in bar, energy flux density in mJ/mm² and energy per pulse in mJ are different quantities. A figure in one row never stands in for another. | ||
| Energy per pulsemJ | Not published | 60–185 mJequivalent to 1–5 bar, as published |
| Pressurebar | 1–8 barMini; the XL runs 1.0–4.0 bar | Not published |
| FrequencyHz | 1–21 Hzall three models | 1–22 Hz |
Applicators and handpiece | ||
| Applicators and transmitters | 5 applicatorsPro: 6, 9, 15, 20 and 25 mm | 6, 15 and 25 mm heads |
| Handpiece life | 3.5 million shotsXL; its manual says about 2 million per projectile | 4,000,000 pulsesPhysioPRO warranty minimum; PhysioPRO II 2,000,000 |
| Preset protocols | 46Pro | 7 presetsplus more than 25 illustrated treatment recommendations |
Size and setup | ||
| Unit weight | 26 lb (≈ 11.8 kg)Mini, without case | 2.07 kg (≈ 4.6 lb)controller unit only |
| Dimensions | Not published | 12 × 9.5 × 5 inL × W × H |
| Configuration | Built-in compressorPro; the XL uses a German KNF air pump | Tabletop controller with therapy handlealuminum carrying case; the PhysioPRO II is controlled from a phone or tablet app |
| Other published details | 8-inch screenPro, with a second massage handle | 7.0-inch colour touchscreenPhysioPRO; 4 burst modes |
Price and buying | ||
| Purchase price | $3,949–$13,349Mini $3,949 · Pro $10,349 · XL $13,349 | $5,999–$9,999PhysioPRO II $5,999 · PhysioPRO $9,999 |
| Monthly lease | Not publicly listed | $500 per monthadvertised, factory direct |
| Warranty and guarantees | One-year warrantylimited; consumables excluded | Three years on the controller, one year on accessoriesplus a 30-day money-back guarantee; the company page states a one-year guarantee on all products |
| Sales and service | Direct e-commerce purchaseships within the United States only | Factory-direct leaseonline store, financing and dealers |
Regulatory recordRecord types and numbers exactly as located. A record covers one configuration and one indication, and never transfers to another product. | ||
| FDA record located | None located | None located |
| Other marks and claims | No FDA clearance claimedthe seller's footer says that, apart from any cleared indications referenced in public documentation, the devices have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA for medical treatment | Advertises “FDA registered”a facility registration, not a clearance |
Our notes | ||
| Where it stands out | Radically cheaper, direct e-commerce purchase, one-year warranty. | An aggressive lease entry point. |
| What to check | The seller frames these devices around wellness rather than diagnosis or treatment. Confirm the exact cleared indications before making any clinical claim. | The site advertises “FDA registered”, which is a facility registration and is not the same as clearance. Verify model-specific labelling. |
9 further fields have no published figure for either machine.
Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL vs Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE: common questions
What is the difference between the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL and the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE?
Both the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL and the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE put their peak energy at the applicator surface, so they are built for the same clinical job and compare fairly. The Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL uses pneumatic wave generation; the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE uses electromagnetic ballistic. The Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL is described as “Radial pressure wave”, the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE as “Clinical and at-home shockwave and ultrasonic”.
Which is cheaper, the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL or the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE?
Their published purchase figures overlap: $3,949–$13,349 for the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL against $5,999–$9,999 for the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE. Monthly figures: Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL, not published; Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE, $500 per month. Prices change and estimates are not quotes, so confirm both in writing.
Are the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL and the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE FDA cleared?
FDA records located: for the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL, no record located; for the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE, no record located. A record covers one configuration and one indication, and never transfers to another model, so check it against the exact configuration you are quoted.
How do I choose between the Workhorse Mini / Pro / XL and the Oceanus PhysioPRO / II / LITE?
Start with the clinical job, then ask both vendors for the same five things in writing: the exact model, revision, and which accessories are included at that price; contract term, APR, total payments, and the buyout option at the end; handpiece and consumable life, and what a replacement costs; warranty coverage and US service turnaround time; the exact FDA clearance number and the current labelling for the configuration being quoted.
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