Wuben Flashlights

The Wuben X1 Pro keeps its signature rectangular design but adds smart upgrades that actually matter. The improved reflector lets you switch between a focused spotlight and a wide floodlight, making it flexible for different situations.

The Wuben G5 compact EDC flashlight is a smart refinement of Wuben’s earlier design approach. Unlike the X2 Pro, which felt overcomplicated, the G5 is simple, compact, and genuinely enjoyable to use. It’s a great travel-friendly EDC light—easy to carry, practical, and surprisingly fun.

The Wuben G5 is a tiny 400-lumen keychain light that seriously overdelivers for $24.99. Super handy, bright enough for daily use, and easy to carry—it’s a solid EDC pick.

Wuben calls the X4 an “ECL” (Easy Carry Light), and honestly, that checks out. It’s compact, packs solid power, and feels built for everyday use. Easy to carry, and once you get the hang of the controls, it’s simple to use too.

The Wuben G5 is one of those tiny lights that seriously overdelivers. For its size, the beam is impressively bright and clean, with a strong hotspot and just enough spill for everyday use. Realistically, you’re getting around 200–300 lumens that actually matter.

The X1 Pro is a solid performer. It holds 3,000 lumens for about 1.8 hours thanks to active cooling—no quick dimming like most high-power lights.

The X1 Pro is a compact powerhouse, pushing up to 13,000 lumens with a solid dual-battery setup and built-in cooling.

The dual-beam design is the highlight—strong throw for distance and wide flood for close work, with quick switching between both. Super practical for everyday use.