Wuben X1 Pro – Power Meets Portability

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The Wuben X1 Pro is a revolutionary flashlight designed for EDC enthusiasts, night riders, and outdoor adventurers. Delivering 13,000 lumens of power with dual-beam versatility, a modular cooling system, and exceptional ergonomics, it’s designed to perform and impress.

X1 vs X1 Pro – Key Upgrades

  • Beam Options: X1 Pro adds spotlight functionality (dual-beam: spot + flood), while X1 only has floodlight.

  • Design & Ergonomics : A more flattened, contoured design for improved grip and comfort.

  • Battery: X1 Pro uses replaceable 21700 batteries, unlike the built-in battery of the X1.

  • Vehicle Clip: Enhanced for stronger stability during hands-free use.

  • Cooling System: Modular 3W contact-style fan, temperature-controlled and replaceable.

  • Pricing:

    • X1: $179.99

    • X1 Pro Super Early Bird: $99

    • X1 Pro Early Bird: $119

Feature Wuben X1 Wuben X1 Pro
Battery :cross_mark: non-replaceable :white_check_mark: replaceable
Cooling :cross_mark: non-detachable fan :white_check_mark: Detachable, temp-controlled fan
Reverse Charging ✗ :white_check_mark: Acts as power bank; full recharge 75min
Beam Floodlight only :white_check_mark: Spot + Flood dual-beam
Grip Standard :white_check_mark: Ergonomic, contoured
Vehicle Clip Plastic :cross_mark: :white_check_mark: Zinc-alloy, stronger

LED Comparison – X1 vs X1 Pro

Feature Wuben X1 Wuben X1 Pro
Spotlight LED — 1 × Cree XHP50.3 HI
Floodlight LEDs 3 × Cree XHP70.2 4 × Cree XHP50.3 HD
Maximum Output 12,000 lumens 13,000 lumens
Maximum Beam Intensity 23,000 cd 35,532 cd
Maximum Beam Distance 303 meters 377 meters
Color Temperature 6500K 6500K

LED Technical Details

LED Model Package Size Rated Voltage Typical Power (W) Typical Luminous Flux (lm) Emitting Area (mm²) Luminous Density (lm/mm²) Shape
XHP50.3 5 × 5 3, 6, 12 V 25 3060 9 202 Round
XHP50.3 HD 5 × 5 3, 6, 12 V 25 3060 9 202 Round
XHP50.3 HI 5 × 5 3, 6, 12 V 25 2900 9 322 Flat
XHP70.2 7 × 7 6, 12 V 40 5270 15.21 206 Round

Unpacking – What’s in the Box?

  • Wuben X1 Pro flashlight x1

  • User manual x1

  • USB-C Cable x1

  • 21700-4800mAh Battery x2

Technical Parameters

  • Maximum Output : 13,000 lumens

  • Beam Distance: 377 meters

  • Peak Beam Intensity: 35,532 candela

  • Waterproof Rating: IP65

  • Impact Resistance: 1 meter

  • Dimensions: 59.6mm × 29.5mm × 138mm (2.35in × 1.16in × 5.43in)

  • Weight: 242g (without battery) / 383g (with battery)

  • Battery Type: Built-in 2 × 21700 4800mAh

  • Charging Interface: Type-C (PD fast charging)

  • Charging Power: 30W Max (Fully charged in approx. 2 hours)

  • Input Parameters:

    • 5V ⎓ 3A

    • 9V ⎓ 3A

    • 12V ⎓ 2.5A

    • 15V ⎓ 2A

    • 20V ⎓ 1.5A

  • Discharging Power: 15W Max

  • Operating Temperature: Automatic fan activation when internal heat rises

  • Cooling Fan Power: 3W

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Download Wuben X1 Pro Specifications and Line Chart

Brightness & Runtime

Mode Output (Lumens) Runtime
Turbo 13,000 lm 1 min + 1 hr 7 min
High 3,000 lm 1.8 hrs
Medium 1,000 lm 5.5 hrs
Low 400 lm 14 hrs
Eco 20 lm 220 hrs

User Interface & Functionality Operations

  • Power On/Off: Press the main button once to turn on or off.

  • Mode Selection Switch :

    • Left: Spotlight only

    • Middle: Spotlight + Floodlight

    • Right: Floodlight only

  • Brightness Adjustment:

    • Press and hold to cycle through: Eco → Low → Medium → High → Eco

    • Release to lock brightness.

  • Turbo Mode:

    • Double-click in any state to enter Turbo.

    • Double-click again to return to previous mode.

  • Eco Quick Start:

    • Hold the button while OFF to enter Eco mode directly.

  • Strobe / SOS:

    • Triple-click to enter Strobe; triple-click again to switch between SOS and Strobe.

    • Single-click to exit.

  • Lock / Unlock:

    • Quadruple-click while OFF to lock (the light flashes three times).

    • Quadruple-click again to unlock (Eco mode activates).

  • Fan Control :

    • Auto: Activates when the temperature rises; stops when cooled.

    • Manual: Five clicks turn fan ON/OFF; shuts off automatically after 5 minutes.

  • Battery Indicator :

    • Blue steady: 100%–90%

    • Red steady: 90%–40%

    • Blue flash: 40%–15%

    • Red flash: <15% (low battery warning)

Design & Build

  • Material: Aluminium alloy

  • Cooling System: Modular, temperature-controlled 3W fan (replaceable)

  • Airflow Design: Dual air inlet/outlet for effective heat dissipation

  • Grip & Shape: Flat, ergonomic profile for comfort and control

  • Mounting System: Solid zinc-alloy clip and rail for secure, no-slip accessory mounting.

  • Battery Switch : With locking mechanism for safety

  • Port Cover: Sealed USB-C port for dust and splash resistance

  • Rope Hole / Tail Loop: Compatible with carabiner or lanyard

  • Waterproof Rating: IP65

Kickstarter Launch Details

The Wuben X1 Pro will officially launch on Kickstarter on October 30, 2025, at 8:00 AM EDT. Several pledge tiers will be available to backers:

  • Super Early Bird (1 unit): Limited to 500 units at $99 each, 34% off.

  • Super Early Bird (2 units): Limited to 200 units at $198, also 34% off.

  • Early Bird (1 unit): No limit at $119, 20% off.

  • Early Bird (2 units): No limit at $224, 25% off.

  • Early Bird (3 units): No limit at $313, 30% off.

  • Early Bird (5 units): No limit at $495, 34% off.

Backers can secure the X1 Pro at the best possible price before it officially reaches the market.

Add-on Options

Customize your X1 Pro or grab extra essentials with these affordable add-ons:

Item Price (USD)
Metal Bicycle Clip 19/pc
Detachable Cooling Fans 5/pc
4800mAh 21700 Battery 29/pair
1/4" Thread Extension Spacer 2/pc

Stretch Goals

Once funding hits $100,000, every backer will receive a free USB-C charging cable. Back early and join the community making this happen!

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Click here to back the project on Kickstarter and be part of the community bringing this one-of-a-kind flashlight to life.

FAQs

  • Q1: What LED is being used in the X1 Pro ?

  • A: The X1 Pro features a dual-beam system:

    • Spotlight LED : 1 × Cree XHP50.3 HI

      • Brightness: 3,500 lumens

      • Color Temperature: 6500K

      • CRI: 70

    • Floodlight LEDs: 4 × Cree XHP50.3 HD

      • Brightness: 9,500 lumens

      • Color Temperature: 6500K

      • CRI: 70

  • Q2: What is the power of the X1 Pro’s built-in fan?

  • A: The fan operates at 3 watts, providing effective cooling for sustained performance.

  • Q3: What are the charging and discharging rates of the X1 Pro?

  • A:

    • Charging: 30W

    • Discharging: 15W

  • Q4: Why is the X1 Pro not paired with a smooth reflector?

  • A: Using a smooth reflector can create hot spots in the beam, resulting in poor visual experience.

Final Thoughts

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The Wuben X1 Pro isn’t just another flashlight — it’s a 13,000- lumen engineering breakthrough that redefines what power and portability can be. With its dual-beam system, modular cooling fan, and sleek ergonomic body, the X1 Pro delivers performance and design that stands apart from the crowd.

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Thanks for the comprehensive post, and for some of the decisions you made when designing that light (more specifically, the user-replaceable batteries). A couple of questions:

  1. Is the flashlight user interface Anduril? If not, does it at least has user-accessible flashing pads and will you provide the technical details (MCU pins, etc) for a port to be made?

  2. Are these batteries standard 21700? That is, can the user just put any 21700 battery (as long as it provides sufficient CDR) in it? Or does it come in proprietary packs or something?

  3. Does the USB port have powerbank capability (ie, being able to use the flashlight to charge a USB device, eg a cellphone, in an emergency), or is it for charging the flashlight batteries only?

If the answer to these 3 questions is “yes”, then I would probably buy one – so please let me know.

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#1 No Anduril. It’s a really nice simple UI. No flashing pads
#2 Yes, but nust be button tops
#3 Yes

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Thanks for the prompt and detailed response! :+1:

Boo… :expressionless: Really, we being already well in the 3rd decade of the 21st century, manufacturers still make lights (and expensive/sophisticated ones at that) with no Anduril nor at least the possibility of porting Anduril to it? That’ s really disappointing.

I mean, the flashing pads cost exactly zero, and an Anduril-compatible MCU (to make a port easy) costs literally pennies.

This is a major design mistake IMNSHO, and the usual excuse (‘many people don’t like/want/tolerate/understand Anduril’) is moot because they could put the same stupid Non-Anduril UI in the light anyway, and leave the Anduril porting for the enthusiasts in the community (I myself would volunteer to do the port, and for free). So the only reason for not having either Anduril nor the possibility of porting it to the light, would possibly be saving a couple of pennies in the MCU – and in the case of a $99+ light (again IMNSHO) this is inexcusable.

#2 Yes, but nust be button tops

That would not be a problem, specially since there are converters/adapters (and I already have a bunch for my Q8+);

#3 Yes

This would sound very promising if the light had Anduril and flashing pads, or at least the possibility of porting Anduril to it. As it is, this launch is going to get mentally filed to the big cylindrical archive I have standing in right there in the corner of my mind :slight_smile: (and in fact I just changed Notifications in this topic to “Normal”, so if anyone wants to tell me anything about it, please either reply to my post or directly @-tag me).

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Anduril has it’s place. I personally like it, but haven’t used even 10% of the features and capabilities for adjusting things and customizing.

The issue is there’s no real demand for the limited numbers of Anduril UI lights anymore. There’s fewer buyers who want/need that level of complexity. Plus it doesn’t work with mechanical switches, so manufacturers invested in tooling for existing clicky lights would have to invest in new host designs.

A few hundred or thousand enthusiasts who might buy a Anduril equipped light doesn’t offset the production, overhead, and logistics costs. That scale goes into the hundreds of thousands needed to turn a profit.

Personally, as much as I like Anduril and see it as an extremely important fixture in flashlight history, I’d rather see companies spend money on R&D for better UIs, new LEDs, hosts, etc than retooling or designing new Anduril lights.

The days of modding a factory light to make it better are mostly behind us. Factory lights have actually gotten so good they don’t need to be modded less you really, really want a special led or driver and UI (or you buy an Amazon light).

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Hi @ dmenezes，thanks for your question We can provide the MCU . If anyone wants to modify the firmware or port Anduril, please reply here or DM me and we’ll send the details. :blush:

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Sounds great! Thanks for considering my suggestion. Sending you a PM now.