Smooth Swing Dueling Lightsaber, Infinite RGB 16 Colors Motion Control light Saber Sword, 45in Full Size, 16 Sound Fonts Aluminium Alloy Hilt Light Sabers for Parties, Cosplay, Birthday(Grey)

So I wasn't sure what to expect when I ordered this baselit saber, but I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. The all aluminum body has a great weight to it and the overall design rivals some of my more expensive sabers. Sound quality is also comparable to my other sabers as well as the blade color options and functioning. Really pleased with this purchase.

This is an incredible lightsaber prop that works great for making parody short films, for having duels with friends, or as an excellent collector's item for the fans. The light saber is way better than I was expecting but it does have a couple minor issues that prevent me from rating it higher.On first arrival, I was surprised at the size of the light saber. The main light up tube part of the saber and the hilt are detached by default and you will have to attach them together using the included allen screws/wrench. The hilt itself is extremely well made, dense and solid. The hilt is also where you will find the charging port, the speakers, and the "one button control" system that I'll explain more about later. The manufacturer did a great job at concealing all these components to where they are not that noticeable.Once you put the pieces together, the main saber will be constantly extended as it does not collapse like the low-cost versions you might've gotten as a kid like me. This entire saber is incredibly high quality and feels exactly how I would expect it to be in real life from the movies. Once activated the overall glow, sound effects, and everything really feels like I got my hands on the real prop saber itself. The swooshing sound of moving it around, as well as the general sound hum of the saber itself, as well as the different lighting effects make it truly remarkable and realistic. From walking into a dark room using nothing but the saber to light your path, to filming recreations of the most iconic scenes, this thing does it all. However, I have a couple issues to discuss.The first minor issue I have is that the end cap that sits on the very top end piece of the saber has a slight inconsistency that throws off the rest of the design. The saber looks very realistic for the most part, but the cap has a slight glow difference that changes its appearance and can be distracting to some. It's minor but noticeable. Next, is the more concerning issue- the "one button control" system. The single button that you use to change everything from the color of the light, to enabling clash effects, to changing the sound profiles, volume, on/off, motion activation, etc- is not great. You see, the button has different controls it changes based on how many "blinks” and seconds you hold it down for. The problem is it changes different things AT THE SAME INTERVALS depending if it is on/off. This eventually gets easy to learn and control, but every so often one setting will change when you mean to change another. For example, 4 "blinks'' while off changes the sound profile, but sometimes it disables/enables clash effects instead and vice versa. This gets even more annoying as each setting changes one at a time (besides colors which cycle until you stop it on the one you want) so if you want to enable Clash effects but change your sound profile on accident, you will have to change them one at a time until you get back to the sound you want, all while trying to make sure your clash setting gets set how you want without changing the sound profile again. It's tedious, but it works and the “one button” system helps make the saber look more like a replica prop saber instead of a toy.Overall, while the system for changing the different settings could be much better, this is by far the best sounding, best looking, and best feeling lightsaber replica I have seen and used so far and I would HIGHLY recommend it despite my few issues with it. It is awesome and I promise that you'll love it.

The lightsaber has a premium quality on it, it's nice that has many different colors to use and the audio is better than I expected. Very good product.

So being a bargain hunter I had already been eyeing this one as it claimed a fair bit at the price point already among these random chinese brand sabers. Then an odd possibly error on their side event happened and when the price was changed to 79 from 129 with a 50$ coupon, that coupon was still active on one of the hilt colors, the gold and I just acted. for 26$ and some change I scored one of these, and honestly the blade and empty hilt alone would cost you way more than that in parts from any build your own saber site.But here was the extra nice thing. I already own 2 fancier pixel saber from Custom Saber, and I found the core units roughly the same, as well as the lay out on the hilt. So I did some internals swapping and now have this hilt holding a pixel saber core, and put this unit's core in a hilt I have 2 of, so I can give it away as a nice gift still if I like while expanding my own saber hilt collection and keeping me fancier pixel sabers for myself:)Back to this one though, really great. Even has a feature I don't find on others of this style or even on the fancier pixel sabers, and that is an option to disable some settings. I have not played with it all but was able to disable flash on clash if I wished which is not something all of them even at much higher price point offer.And for bargain hunters, for sure keep your eye on this one. I still don't know if it was some kind of Flash Sale, or an error on their side while adjusting prices, but if you can score one of these for the same low price I did, you will almost feel like a bandit.

Bought for my grandson. He loves the lights and realistic sounds. Expensive but he's played with it for weeks.