WUBEN AC3 Flashlight Diffuser Durable, Lamp Caps for X2Pro/X4 Flashlight, for Camping, Emergencies and Outdoor (Red)

This flashlight is amazing! It's well-built, durable, and flexible, and very bright. I love the "glow stick" option. While it doesn't seem bright in a lit room, it works perfectly in dark situations. The variable color is also very useful for saving your night vision. In bright mode (full power), it lights up everything. The instant on/off option is also very useful. I'm feeling like I need to buy more to stash everywhere – kitchen, car, nightstand, etc.

Great small size. Very bright. Good features with ease of use. Easy to hold. . Magnet and very secure belt harness. Unique setup that will take time to learn. I will buy one for my bothers bday since it’s so handy and travel friendly. I have many other Brad lights. This one is my definition of a great EDC light. This is the first (not tiny)edc light I started to carry day-1.

Flashlights have been evolving fast since white LED technology came along, quite some time ago. This means an incredible variety of styles and features has been producing clever new models for decades now. For a supposedly new design to stand out -- well, that's become a tall order. Wuben has designed some interesting models, most of which have at least one innovative feature that helps differentiate them in a field crowded with competition. But the X4 is a stand-out among standouts. The feature set, the user interface, the build quality, and the performance are all way above average, and taken together they make the X4 closer to perfection than anything else on the market. The features are well presented all over Amazon and YouTube, but with all the fawning, self-promoting quickie would-be influencers calling every model from every brand the latest and greatest, it's hard to tell one pocket-sized model from another -- at least not where it counts. To me, what counts, like I said, are the features, ease of use, build, and performance. So let's just get this one thing straight -- the X4 is the best I've seen in all 4 categories. At 1500 lumens it's far brighter than most, and doesn't exceed all practicality by being so bright it burns your hand and kills the huge 18650 battery in a minute or two. I don't need 4000 lumens in an EDC light. But I do need soft general illumination, provided by the side array of white LEDs behind a white diffuser, and I do (rarely) need a flashing red/blue alert light that I can stick magnetically on the side of my car when something goes wrong at night. The X4 features are all practical capabilities that I'll actually use, and the way you get to them is a brilliant application of one slider and one wheel/button. Even the latch on the battery cover is clever and foolproof. This light is as good as it gets in the pocket-sized multi-function EDC category. Read no further. Buy one. I bought three more for some friends. This one is for the record books.

A while back I bought a Wuben flashlight, and thought the quality for the price was so good I wound up buying 2 others, one of which was this one. Not a 'tactical' flashlight, but a 'practical' one. I say this because to me a tactical light should come on instantly when you touch the button. This one requires you to move a switch, then turn it on. It has more features than I can figure out without the instructions but fortunately it is very simple to use as a flashlight. There is a switch on the side that slides up and down to 4 positions, each of which is easy to find due to a nice 'click' and detent that holds it in place with just the right amount of tension - easy enough to move but doesn't change settings by itself very easily. Anyway, it has an 'off' setting, which should explain itself. Click it up one notch, and you are on the 'sidelight' setting. Now press the button, and the wide angle light on the side comes on. Now turn a little wheel right below the power button (think volume control on a compact ratio) and the light gets brighter or dimmer. Press the button again to turn it off. Moving the selector switch up one more notch (2 clicks up from off) and you are on flashlight mode. Again, press the on/off button to turn the light on or off, turn the little dial to make it brighter or dimmer. Press button again to turn off. To charge, move the selector switch all the way up to the top, and it exposes the charge port where you plug in the included charge cord into a standard USB port. Couldn't be simpler or more straighforward to use, and everything can be done by 'feel' in the dark, without looking at the light. Now the reason I say it is not 'tactical' is because it requires 2 steps to turn on, moving the switch, then pressing the button. Great for practicality, as it will not turn on in your pocket or pack and drain the battery, but it does take another second or two to turn on because of this. Battery life is good, brightness is good with a wide range of adjustment from nighlight to being able to see clearly for well over 50 feet. I also like that it is rectangular shaped because it will not roll anywhere if you set it down. Probably about as big of a light as I would EDC in my pocket, but that's OK, I have other lights for that (like the awesome little Wuben light about the size of a Zippo lighter). The fact that it is a little bigger makes it easier to carry and use, plus leaves room for a bigger battery. Not sure how long it lasts, never ran it down yet, so all I can say is it shines for quite a while. Overall quality is very good, the main body is all metal, and is extremely stout. As a bonus, the battery is user replaceable. If it goes bad, you can just get a new one, or if you use a light a LOT, you can swap in a fresh batter in maybe 10 or 20 seconds. The battery cover is secure, yet relatively easy to open. Overall, I was very impressed of just how well it is built for the price.

Right off the bat, at this price point, this is an amazing value. This has the features you want (I want), very nice form factor/size. USBC rechargeable, but very unique in this space is a replaceable battery. Good weight, balancing heft vs lighter in weight. So there are lighter weight units, but this feel very solid, while not a burden. The slide switch, that locks the light, enables side light, bright flashlight, and low light (for when you dont need or want to blast the world). There is a wheel to adjust brightness, which works with both side light and front bright flashlight. When in Bright mode, and turned to higher lights, it does get warm, not untouchable. On the base (tail) is a magnet and a quick access light switch. If slide is off, nothing happens, if slide is on one of the 3 light options, that will come on. Low light mode one push and light stays on. Bright or side light selected you get a momentary front light on for however long you depress the button. Lots of options, great price, very usable form factor. Easy to use.

I am over the moon with this little EDC! Talk about a great find! INCREDIBLY WELL MADE! SUPER STURDY! You can feel the quality before you ever turn it on. Once you turn it on & throw that high beam on whatever target you want to illuminate, you’ll be impressed & glad you bought one too! The controls are intuitive and natural once you quickly adjust to remember which clicks are for which mode - the dimmer thumb wheel is a nice touch and complimented well by the double click full power shortcut/previous output toggle. LOVE the quick access tactical thumb switch. Nothing and I mean NOTHING about this feels cheap or anything other than top notch high quality engineering. Major top shelf engineering in a sleek compact package. The anodizing/powder coat is stout, haven’t scuffed or scratched it yet. It’s also B impressively resistant to staining, I got the white anniversary version just because, I’ve never seen an arctic white tactical light & I though it would help me from losing it among all my black & OD color scheme tac gear. I haven’t tested the water proof yet, eventually we’ll be in the rain together, but having just checked out the rest of the light and the tight seals under the locking flip top battery door, I don’t expect to be disappointed. The RGB colors are INCREDIBLY VIBRANT! SOS strobes, emergency and police modes are useful. The best thing is the low power consumption & usefulness as a headlamp. I clip this thing on my hat bill & keep on working into the night. The magnet on the tail is nice- but the same thing that makes the light a solid item makes it juuuuuust a little too heavy to stick it to anything and walk away- then again, I only tested it on my fridge, it slid just a bit under its own weight, I feel like the magnet might need to be a tiny bit stronger. Not sure what kind they use- neodymium iron boride w/nickel plating would be my top choice, but that’s a minuscule suggestion in an otherwise EXTREMELY STOUT ITEM! I will buy another one for my wife, and kids after I pickup a couple of their other smaller items- instant brand loyalty with this one. Wuben has a lifelong customer. I literally use this every day. It’s small enough to accompany my Milwaukee fastback knife on my belt that I have on every single day. And some Saturdays just wearing under armour shorts around the house- any one who’s ever clipped anything on a pair of shorts like that, knows even a heavy cell phone will pull them down or make them uncomfortable- not with this bad boy. It’s not as bright as my Wurkkos TD11- but it’s impressively close and actually feels more sturdy more compact and more comfortable for EDC usage- plus the battery lasts forever. I do wish it had a digital readout. That’s my only wish for their next model.

This flashlight is both cool and highly versatile. While there is a short learning curve with the button controls, most users will become comfortable with the interface within a few minutes. The light output is exceptionally bright. I once accidentally activated the momentary ON button and briefly blinded myself. During a recent camping trip, the strobe function proved effective in deterring dogs that approached my campsite. The multicolor LED options add significant utility. I frequently use the red light at night (a long-standing habit), and switching to white light is quick and straightforward. The flashing modes are practical for use as a beacon, for visibility while moving at night, or as a safety light when parked on the roadside. The flashlight is lightweight and compact, making it ideal for pocket carry or clipping to a backpack strap during hikes. It transitions easily from pack to pocket once in camp. Overall, it is an excellent multi-purpose tool for camping, hiking, household use, and vehicle emergencies. Looks exactly as advertised. Battery life has been outstanding.

The first thing you’ll notice right of the box is the incredible build quality. It feels robust and fits comfortably in the palm of your hands. Light output is plentiful and the no nonsense slide switch with lockout is a welcomed feature in a world where everyone has a single button with a dozen push to turn on functions. The slide wheel is also a game changer, and allows for quick on the go adjustments when needed. Battery life is good, and it charges relatively quickly. The only complaint I have is for the tail end magnet. It is far too weak and struggles to hold the light in place. Minus one star for that. Other than that, this is a great EDC flashlight with a unique style that has definitely grown on me.