Wuben T70 is a high-performance flashlight specially designed for outdoor and camping activities. Utilized CREE XHP70.2 LED, and powered by 26650 Li-ion battery of 5000mAh, T70 emits as high as 4200 Lumens, matched with Type-C recharging function, more convenient to use.

The flashlight can be opened and has 3 parts, head, battery tube, and tail! On the front, it has the e-switch (with the typical W button) and on the back (not symmetrically), it has the USB-C charging port covered by a rubber cover.

The Wuben T70 has a stainless steel bezel with some grooves (depending on the perspective) to be used in a self-defensive / aggressive way or simply to let light pass when the flashlight is laying with the head towards the ground!

Disassembling the head, we find what’s above the reflector and LED. There we have the stainless steel bezel, a thin o-ring, the double AR Coated glass lens, and a thicker sealing o-ring that fits around the lens.

The Wuben T70 has an Orange Peel (OP) reflector, that allows a more widespread beam! It is made of aluminum and has no flaws as well! Below the reflector, we find the LED, an XHP70.2 (Neutral White), protected by a black gasket, screwed into the MCPCB. The MCPCB itself is copper, 2mm thick (from what I can say, I didn’t disassemble it!)

On the bottom side of the head, we can see the *driver*…well, at least the spring and the black plastic protection of the driver. I didn’t take it out too, as it seems to be glued. We can see that there are double springs in the driver, a thicker one on the exterior, and a thinner one on the inside.

Taking a look at the fins on the head, they’re here to improve heat dissipation! It is needed, this is an XHP70.2 flashlight, so…it is better to keep the head cooled Also, they are barely noticed in some positions. As mentioned above, the grooves of the bezel allow the light to pass when it’s facing down in a table of another surface.

About the battery tube, it has some grooves as well, that help having a better grip on the flashlight! On each trip, the tube as a sealing o-ring. The threads are square and arrived well lubricated! The edges are well cut and on the bottom part of the tube, we find the indication for battery polarity! Despite this, the tube is reversible, so the flashlight can be turned ON if the tube is reversed.

On the tail cap, we can find a lanyard hole on the outside, and on the inside, double springs (as on the driver, a thicker on the outside, a thinner on the inside!). There are no magnets or other artifacts there!