Hobbywing QUICRUN WP 1080 G2 Brushed 2-3s ESC vs 100A ESC 3-6S BEC 5A with XT90 4.0mm bullets
Overall winner: Hobbywing QUICRUN WP 1080 G2 Brushed 2-3s ESC
Key Differences
Hobbywing QUICRUN WP 1080 G2 (A) is a waterproof/dust-proof brushed ESC with a built-in capacitor module and multiple operating modes, suited for users wanting reliable durability and configurable drag-brake features. FLYCOLOR 100A (B) is a larger, heavier unit with a selectable 5V/6V/7.4V 5A BEC and integrated XT90/4.0mm plugs, appealing to users who need adjustable BEC outputs but may be wary due to reported fire-related issues and size/weight concerns
Hobbywing QUICRUN WP 1080 G2 Brushed 2-3s ESC
Brushed ESC with waterproof/dust-proof design and built-in capacitor. Features multiple modes, real-time drag braking, and 15 programmable items for crawler setups. Users praise precise startup and easy setup without a programming card
Pros
- waterproof and dust-proof
- built-in capacitor module
- multiple operating modes
- real-time drag braking adjustment
Cons
- no explicit cons in customer data
- requires setup to utilize drag braking features
100A ESC 3-6S BEC 5A with XT90 4.0mm bullets
Brushless motor speed controller with selectable 5V/6V/7.4V BEC and built-in 5A output. Customers note solid power delivery and easy setup, but concern over size and heat
Pros
- selectable 5V/6V/7.4V BEC
- built-in 5A BEC
- integrated XT90 and 4.0mm bullet plugs
- pipelined 8-bit MCU architecture for control
Cons
- reported large size and heavier weight
- some customers report fire-related issues
- mixed opinions on calibration ease
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Hobbywing |
| Durability | Hobbywing |
| Versatility | Hobbywing |
| User Reviews | Hobbywing |