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Olight Seeker Ultra vs Wuben X1 Pro

Quick take: The Wuben X1 Pro costs $29.99000000000001 less; the Wuben X1 Pro is brighter (12,300 vs 4,800 lm); the Wuben X1 Pro throws farther (377m vs 265m); the Olight Seeker Ultra runs longer on high (408 vs 1.75 hrs).

SpecOlight Seeker UltraWuben X1 Pro
Price$169.99$140
Rating——
TypeFlooderFlooder
Lumens4,800 lm12,300 lm
Candela17,600 cd35,520 cd
Beam distance265m377m
Runtime408 hrs (moonlight)1.75 hrs (turbo)
Battery2170021700
LED4x White LED + TIRCree XHP50.3 HI + 4x XHP50.3 HD
Beam typeFloodFlood
ModesStepless + Memory5 Stepped
UIRear SwitchDual Switch
IP ratingIPX8IP65
CRI7070
Weight7.76 oz13.5 oz
Dimensions5.4 x 1.4 in5.4 x 2.4 in
WarrantyLifetime5 Year

What owners report

Olight Seeker Ultra

  • ✓Excellent beam pattern with long battery life
  • ✓Integrated USB-C alongside magnetic charging
  • ✓Top-notch build in Olight's OAL superalloy — dense and well made
  • ✓Just under 260 m of measured throw on turbo
  • ✓Reviewers rate it a great all-rounder
  • ✗High mode isn't memorised — it reverts to medium after a minute or two
  • ✗The rotary knob feels cheap
  • ✗Auto-lockout is intrusive
  • ✗Poor voltage immunity and no power bank feature
  • ✗Low-CRI emitters, and no dual flood-and-spot option

Wuben X1 Pro

  • ✓Active cooling fan lets it sustain output where a passive body couldn't
  • ✓Five emitters combining a spot and four flood channels
  • ✓Around 1h46m of turbo runtime on the combined mode
  • ✓Dual-switch interface with five brightness levels plus eco, turbo and strobe
  • ✓Five-year warranty if you register the light
  • ✗Measured 10,320 lumens and 25,600 cd against claims of 13,000 and 35,520
  • ✗IP65 — handles rain but not immersion
  • ✗No high-CRI option; 5,624 to 6,348K depending on mode
  • ✗383 grams with batteries — a vehicle or toolbox light
  • ✗Five-year warranty requires registration; otherwise one year