Hypershell X Pro S
from €999from $999from about AED 4,130
OffersHypershell X Pro S vs Dnsys X1 Carbon
Two motorized hip exoskeletons for walking: the X Pro S, entry model of Hypershell’s new X Series, and the Dnsys X1 Carbon.
Dnsys X1 Carbon
from about €789from $889from about AED 3,260from US$889
OffersWhich one?
Hypershell X Pro S
Choose the X Pro S if you want Hypershell’s newest AI control and a little more range: up to 17.5 km per battery. It has 10 modes and assistance up to 20 km/h. In Europe it is sold in euros, also by retailers such as Decathlon and Fnac.
Dnsys X1 Carbon
Choose the X1 Carbon if low weight and a quick battery swap matter most: 1.6 kg for the mechanics and 900 W peak power. You change its battery in about 3 seconds. It costs less in the US; in Europe, taxes and duties come on top of its dollar price.
Hypershell X Pro S: Why it’s on our list
- Hypershell’s newest AI control (0.31 s response, per Hypershell) at the lowest new price
- Also sold by major EU retailers (Decathlon, Fnac, Galaxus and others)
- In stock with fast EU shipping
Dnsys X1 Carbon: Why it’s on our list
- A challenger to Hypershell, at a lower entry price
- EU warehouse in Frankfurt: 2–3 working days to Germany
- Track record: the X1 was Kickstarter-funded and Notebookcheck has tested it hands-on
Hypershell X Pro S: What bothers us
- Range figures conflict: 17.5 km on the EU page, up to 30 km (Eco) on the US page
- Only one battery included
- The previous-generation X Pro costs €100 less
Dnsys X1 Carbon: What bothers us
- Priced in USD, and EU taxes and duties are not included in the store price
- Only 15 km per battery on the Carbon model
- Hands-on: audible motor noise and a hard-to-reach power button
Side by side
| Side by side | Hypershell X Pro Sfrom €999from $999from about AED 4,130 | Dnsys X1 Carbonfrom about €789from $889 (clearly better)from about AED 3,260 (clearly better)from US$889 |
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| Status | Available to order | Available to order |
| Peak power | 800 W / 18 N·m × 2 | 900 W (1.2 hp) |
| Weight | 1.8 kg net / 2.6 kg total | 1.6 kg (mechanical) |
| Range | up to 17.5 km per battery (EU page) (clearly better) | 15 km per battery (1 included) |
| Battery | 1 × 72 Wh | ~3 s swap, KERS energy recovery |
| Modes and protection | 10 modes, max assisted speed 20 km/h, IP54 | IP54; no modes or assisted speed in the spec sheet |
| Buying in Europe | Official EU store in euros, also Decathlon, Fnac, Galaxus and other retailers | Official store in US dollars, ships from Frankfurt; EU taxes and duties not included |
In bold: the clearly better figure, only where the numbers compare directly.
| Checked | Hypershell X Pro S: 27.09.202616.10.2026 | Dnsys X1 Carbon: 27.09.2026 |
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Facts and prices from the makers and official sellers, with the date we last checked. Antarum does not sell robots; some links on the robot pages are affiliate links.
Short answers
Which is cheaper, the Hypershell X Pro S or the Dnsys X1 Carbon?
In the US, the X1 Carbon: from $889 at Dnsys, a sale price when we checked, the X Pro S from $999 at Hypershell. In Europe, the X Pro S costs from €999 in Hypershell’s EU store. Dnsys sells the X1 Carbon in US dollars: converted, that is from about €789, plus EU taxes and duties.
What is the main difference?
Power and weight against range and control. The X1 Carbon has 900 W of peak power, and Dnsys gives 1.6 kg for the mechanics. The X Pro S has 800 W and goes further per battery: up to 17.5 km against 15 km. It also has Hypershell’s newest AI control, which responds in 0.31 s according to Hypershell.
Which one goes further on a charge?
On paper, the X Pro S. Hypershell’s EU page says up to 17.5 km per battery, its US page up to 30 km (Eco). Dnsys rates the X1 Carbon at 15 km per battery. Each comes with one battery; on the X1 Carbon, a swap takes about 3 seconds.
How heavy are they?
On paper, the X1 Carbon is lighter: Dnsys gives 1.6 kg for the mechanics. The X Pro S weighs 1.8 kg net and 2.6 kg in total. Dnsys gives no total weight, so the figures don’t compare one to one.
Which is better for hiking?
The X1 Carbon is the one built for it. Dnsys designs it for walking, hiking and climbing, with 900 W and a battery you swap in about 3 seconds. It gets 15 km per battery and comes with one. The X Pro S is made for everyday walking and stairs. Both are rated IP54.
What next?
Hypershell X Pro S
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