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Hypershell X series consumer hip exoskeleton
The Hypershell X series consumer hip exoskeleton is a dual-motor wearable that adds adaptive assistance for hiking and everyday walking. Three models are sold: X Pro S (800 W, 17.5 km per battery), X Max S (1000 W, 30 km) and X Ultra S (1000 W, two 30 km batteries). Each weighs about 2.5-2.6 kg. It is a consumer product, not a medical device, with guide prices from USD 999 to 1,999.
- Product type
- Consumer powered hip exoskeleton
- Models
- X Pro S, X Max S, X Ultra S
- Motor power
- 800 W (Pro S); 1000 W (Max S, Ultra S)
- Range per battery
- 17.5 km (Pro S); 30 km (Max S, Ultra S)
Hypershell Hypershell X series (X Pro S / X Max S / X Ultra S) key features
- Dual-motor powered hip assistance
- X Pro S: 800 W, 2585 g, 17.5 km range, 10 modes
- X Max S: 1000 W, 2571 g, 30 km range, 10 modes
- X Ultra S: 1000 W, 2538 g, two 30 km batteries, 12 modes
- TUV Rheinland and SGS certified, per the maker
- 1-year warranty
Who the Hypershell Hypershell X series (X Pro S / X Max S / X Ultra S) suits
The X series suits outdoor users and people who want to feel less tired on long walks or hikes. It is not presented as a medical device, so anyone with a health condition or disability should talk to a clinician before relying on it.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 2.5 kg (5.5 lb)
- Range
- 18 km (11 miles)
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
Hypershell Hypershell X series (X Pro S / X Max S / X Ultra S) specifications
| Product type | Consumer powered hip exoskeleton |
|---|---|
| Models | X Pro S, X Max S, X Ultra S |
| Motor power | 800 W (Pro S); 1000 W (Max S, Ultra S) |
| Weight | 2585 g (Pro S); 2571 g (Max S); 2538 g (Ultra S) |
| Range per battery | 17.5 km (Pro S); 30 km (Max S, Ultra S) |
| Batteries | Ultra S: two swappable, 30 km each |
| Modes | 10 (Pro S, Max S); 12 (Ultra S) |
| Certification | TUV Rheinland and SGS (maker statement) |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Medical status | Not presented as a medical device |
| Maker country | China |
| Guide price | USD 999-1,999 (manufacturer site) |
| Brand | Hypershell |
| Category | Single-joint and soft wearable robots, Powered hip devices |
| Catalog ID | EX-027 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Hypershell Hypershell X series (X Pro S / X Max S / X Ultra S): common questions
How much does a Hypershell X cost?
Guide prices on the manufacturer site are USD 999 for X Pro S, USD 1,499 for X Max S and USD 1,999 for X Ultra S. Ask us for a quote including delivery to your country.
What is the range of the Hypershell X series?
X Pro S is listed at 17.5 km per battery, X Max S at 30 km, and X Ultra S at 30 km per battery with two batteries supplied.
Is the Hypershell a medical device?
No. It is sold as a consumer product for hiking and walking and is not presented as a medical device.
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