Unfortunately, since 22 november still haven't got ordered sabres, so I can't give any positive feedback. It was supposed to be a gift on our polish Santa Claus day (6 december), but delivery is still delayed...

So I purchased one of the cheaper RGB offerings from this seller CUSTOM SABER at around 66$ U.S. and was very surprised by what it had to offer. I have previously only used the company ULTRA Sabers but frankly always found their cost for even basic stunt sabers to be rather high, and those are basically just fancy flashlights and will run you a 100$+ on average and have none of the features this one will at that price point.I managed to get one of these Pixel Sabers in the Gun Metal Grey for 130$ after taxes during a sale. And I am now officially ruined and will never be able to buy from over priced companies like Ultra Sabers ever again. This thing has all the colors, has very snappy responsive swing based sound effects and blaster block effects, no hitting any button required. The clash lock up is as easy as holding the button while swinging, and it will automatically hold the clash point on the blade lit up white to contrast with the blade color. You can do a simple twirl swing to activate it, and a firm twist and snap with your wrist can turn it off.A large variety of sound options. Some kind of SD card to change those too I guess but I am not that tech savvy and a fumbly finger when it comes to small things so no plans to try and take the card out to use the including card reader to mess with it on my computer.Honestly one of the most eye catching things about these pixel blades is the multi color effect. I am not even one for rainbows, but the rainbow and candy stripe multi color options are very amazing and something no standard single color saber can do. Makes for a great Prismatic Blade effect for any D&D player out there.Over all I am just amazed at what I got for a 130$. Normally I expect these kinds of things to feel cheap and like a waste of money, but I honestly am glad I got this, and may well need to get another one or two to get a good fight filmed.Edit: Bought a 2nd one, no regrets. Wish I could find a connector piece that I was certain would fit them. Brought them over to play with my brothers kids, they loved them, and now my brother likely is mad at me as he is not much of an SW fan. Also cut the blade down on one of the cheaper RGB models from them and my 3 year old niece was utterly adorable trying to mimic me when I was being a show off. And she was able to figure out some of the button command sequences on her own quickly by just playing with it.

Smooth Swing RGB SaberI am an assistant instructor at a Sword School in Southern California. We practice regularly with historic European Swords such as Longswords, Rapiers, Broadswords and also Quarter Staffs. We use blunted steel swords with minimal safety equipment (gloves only). Our Sword Master decided that we would focus on “Lightsabers?as a weapon for a few weeks, so most of us purchased various versions on the internet. I purchased this version, The Smooth Swing RGB Saber. It is well constructed with a nice balance point and feel. It is one of the best Light Sabers among the 6 to 8 versions purchased by my group. So far, it is handling the full speed, controlled contact sparring during our bouts. We are using a combination of European Longsword techniques combined with Japanese Katana techniques. The Katana techniques are especially applicable because Light Sabers and Katanas effectively have no cross guard to protect the hands.I am very pleased with the product and have ordered a second one.