Onewheel GT headlight (Lumens, Highbeam, New Feature)

Oskar Fällman

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Onewheel GT headlight front

The Onewheel GT comes with the brightest headlights to date. The lights have a  brightness of a maximum of 500 lumens, this can be compared to the Onewheel XR that has around 150 lumens. There is no specification for the Pint/Pint X, from visual inspection they are not as bright as the XR.

The LED lights have not only 300% more lumen than the XR, it also has a new high beams feature for maximum visibility. This is why there is a gap in the LED bar when looking at it from the front. The Highbeams increase the visibility and what lights up when riding in the dark.

Onewheel GT headlight high beams

The Onewheel GT new LED headlight is a real upgrade and with the maximum brightness, it’s not really needed to add any lamp accessories or ride with a headlamp when riding in the dark.

More information on what’s new and upgraded in the Onewheel GT.

New feature: Adjustable headlight

As the headlight is brighter than before it might not be perfect for all situations running at max. That’s why Future Motion Inc. has developed a new feature in the GT making it possible to adjustment of the output brightness from the LEDs.

Onewheel GT headlight app

To enter the slider to adjust the headlight brightness press and hold the headlight icon on the main screen. Slide it up and down to adjust the output from the LEDs.

Other new features of the Onewheel GT:

About Oskar Fällman

Oskar Fällman, founder of FallmanTech, is a seasoned Onewheel rider and a visionary system engineer with a master’s degree in Industrial Management and Engineering from Lund University. With thousands of miles under his belt, he blends deep technical expertise with a passion for innovation, safety, and the future of personal electric vehicles. As a leader in the Onewheel community, Oskar champions responsible riding, emerging technology, and the growth of the sport. Beyond micro‑mobility, he is an accomplished inventor with 22 international patents in advanced medical‑device engineering. His patented work spans thermal‑management systems, fluid‑control architectures, sensor‑driven diagnostics, machine‑learning‑based safety algorithms, and reliability testing for life‑sustaining equipment — innovations that strengthen modern peritoneal dialysis systems used worldwide. Whether developing next‑generation medical technology or exploring new frontiers in electric board sports, Oskar’s work is driven by curiosity, precision, and a commitment to making complex systems safer and smarter. LinkedIn, Academia profile, Contact, Twitter, Patents. Oskar Erik Frode Styrbjörn Fällman (Karlsson)