Lightsaber, Metal Handle Duel Lightsaber, Smooth Swing RGB 16 Colors, FX Sound, Adjustable, Rechargeable Sword Suitable for Adults, Children, Birthdays, Halloween Role Play （Black）

The media could not be loaded.  My family is a star war fan and hence we decided to get this for our toddler so that we can have some family fun time. Did not want to spend on the expensive ones and after searching on Amazon ended up with this. Overall it is fun to play and for the price, it is worth it to have one in the home. It is a fancy product and works as described. I would recommend this product overall.My 2 cents are below:Pros:- Fancy and intuitive lightsaber to use- My kid loves to play with it. Light and sound effects together keep him engaged- It is lightweight overall and my toddler can easily run with it in the home- 16 color options to change from & has inbuilt color changing modes- Multiple gesture controls are a nice feature in these and add to the fun of playing with it- Has inbuilt rechargeable batteries that can give backup for up to 3 hours depending on how you use it- The manufacturer claims that it takes 3 hours to charge it completely & I found it correct in my experienceThe sound is loud enough for a lightsaber- The USB charging cable makes it versatile to power these through different methods- Good build quality overall- Comes in nice packaging making it a giftable option- Reasonably priced in the competitionCons:- It has a proprietary DC charging port and not a USB-C as per the latest market standards- Am not sure if feasible but an adapter to convert to a dual-bladed lightsaber is not included in the bundle

I got this on sale for $65 and that’s a steal! It’s an RGB base lit saber so it can shift between a bunch of colours. Because it’s base lit, you won’t have the “growing” activation animation but it’s still very well lit and evenly diffused.The weight is nice, firm base but the blade being hollow makes it great for spinning. I’ve yet to try dueling with it but have whacked the ceiling and furniture a couple times without any issues(lol).Of course you can find fancier and nicer savers for more money but for this price(and even up to ~$100) it can be beat. Kids and adults will be happy.If I had one criticism it would be that the outer metallic area is a bit “sharp”. Not really dangerous or rough, but just at times a bit unpleasant. I plan to use a file and take down the edge a bit but it isn’t really all that bad.

First: I've only been playing with mine for about an hour, so this is just a first impression.Overall, is this worth the money? I'd say yes, but if you want a REALLY nice A+ lightsaber, it might be worth paying the extra $50-$100 for one.Generally everything about this is B+ to A-. Nice bright colors, solid build, nice sound effects, LOTS of options. The only criticism (so far) is that the instructions are TERRIBLE. Cycling between the options is NOT intuitive, and the instructions barely help. There's only one button, and to switch between options, you have to hold the button down until it blinks a certain number of times. But the number of blinks seem to do different things depending on what other options are selected. I still haven't figured it out. For example, there's an option to play music and sound effects, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to select the one I want. Is it just random? *shrug!*Watch Matt Donley's video review, it is excellent and explains how to do things way better than the instructions.

For the price it’s actually a pretty nice saber. I’m only using it as a display but I did Check the other functions and they work well

I bought this on a lightening Deal, with a coupon as well, and ended up spending like 25 bucks on this thing.I will compare this to those plastic lightsabers you get for around the equal price.First up, the good:It has an aluminum frame, and the black is also aluminum.It has a good bit of weight, not too heavy.the plastic blade is sturdy and it's easy to attach.It has different colors you can choose from.The LED light is bright and lights up the entire blade.Has a few different sound effects.The BadIt's kinda small, the picture makes it seem something just smaller than a Disney lightsaber, but it's almost comically small.The aluminum frame has uncomfortable edges (so spinning this thing will hurt a little)The speaker isn't very good (it's staticky at the highest level) problem is, if you go to the lower sound levels, you can barely hear it.The "Sound fonts" aren't really outstanding, but they get the job done. You won't have any Star Wars characters on this thing.The Instructions are pretty poorly translated, and you're going to spend a little time figuring out how to change the sounds, the colors, etc.The gesture control is spotty as well.Now it seems like I crapped on this thing, but like I said, I only paid $25 dollars for it. For that price, (I would go as high as maybe $40) i'm happy with it. It looks decently like Qui'Gon Jinn's lightsaber, and it is pretty much better than a Walmart Star Wars lightsaber. (Maybe not the Disney Park plastic versions though) I wouldn't recommend paying whatever full price is for this lightsaber, but if you can catch it on a good deal, it's not a terrible lightsaber. I won't lie, I do enjoy swinging this little guy around.

I got this on sale and it's a great quality for the $30 I paid. It's full aluminum and has a good weight to it, the sounds are pretty decent. All in all I'd say it's a good deal if you don't wanna spend $100+

The media could not be loaded.  Muy buena calidad de empuñadura, buena sensibilidad al movimiento. En general tiene excelente calidad. Muy recomendable este producto

Sable de luz muy bien hecho y de muy buena calidad

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