G4E Lightsaber with Bluetooth App Smooth Swing 16 Sound Fonts Infinite RGB Colour Change Motion Control Upgraded RGB

Well made and reacts to movement pretty well. Sound is very crisp and loud. Light is very bright. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This is surprisingly decent for the price. it's sturdy and sounds good. The aluminum hilt hinders the Bluetooth a bit I guess so u can take the core out and pair it and make adjustments if you're having issues.i have no regrets purchasing this as my first saber. Read more

Im absolutely satisfied with this lightsaber. Your price was definitely well worth it. It sounds great and cool as hell! It arrived on time and in excellent condition. Thank you. Read more

Firstly, this was VERY confusing to put together with the instructions, but after we finally got all of the screws put together it was AMAZING!!! The handle is made with very well made heavy metal, it is VERY heavy so obviously handle it with care so that it doesn’t break. The battery pack you just unscrew the bottom and the battery “pack” comes out and you can easily plug it in. The “saber” part is some type of plastic, so it won’t shatter but does resemble fluorescent lights. The app is very easy to download and the sounds you can adjust to VERY loud or low. Hold the button down and you can change the character it is set on which also changes the sound and the lights. The size of this is HUGE! It is a great value for your money! While I did see some people showing their handles broken, they had to of been damaged in transit or they did not take very well good care of this because after many play fights with this it still works wonders! Read more

Well it is a toy, but I still love it. It has sturdy construction, with realistic effects. Read more

Okay, I was an early lightsaber hunter 20 years after the movies came out. I worked in NYC and used to spend my lunch breaks going around to every camera shop that I could find. I would buy up all of the Graflex and Heiland flashes that I could find. Yes, I sold them on Ebay for a very nice profit. These were the saber early days. I kept one Heiland flash and constructed my own Darth Vader lightsaber handle that was true to the movie prop. Eventually I sold that on Ebay as well. I haven't had a saber since. Until now! HOLY CRAP! Sorry, but this lightsaber is absolutely amazing. I understand that the core of this saber is some kind of universal unit that can be used in many others, but the tech here remains astonishing! I am SO HAPPY with this light saber, it far exceeds my expectations. The interior unit that powers this thing is crazy good! The volume is loud and the functionality is more than anyone should expect. There are too many functions to use, let alone list. Heck, I am just super happy with the saber ignition and waving around sounds. So good and loud. It feels like you are wielding the real deal. I don't have a NEED to own this lightsaber, but I am so glad that I do! I love it so much. Maybe it's not the best offering out there, but for the price it is true amazing. Even though the handle of mine is a Darth Vader replica, the saber has an infinite amount of colors to choose from. You can pick a ton of different configurations to make any saber blade that you want... from Luke's green ROTJ blade to Kylo Ren's crackling, stuttering red terrifying blade. The handle itself seems incredibly well made, even better than sabers made from actual Heiland flashes. It is solid, heavy, and durable! I like this saber so much that I want to buy another one. TAKE NOTE! The app that can control this core unit is a bit buggy. It absolutely will NOT work with my Google Pixel phone running GrapheneOS. However, it WILL run on my older Samsung Galaxy S9. So I can use my old phone that change setting on this saber. You can also changes setting using the saber itself (without the app), but it is very tricky and time consuming to attempt. For the price, I think this lightsaber is a must buy. It is so well made and just works great right out of the box. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This Obi SE Lightsaber from G4E is like one of the really good RGB Base-Lit sabers that I've ordered from here on amazon. FIRST: the design of the hilt (handle) is reminiscent of the classic Obi-Wan Kenobi lightsaber but this would be the SE version because there is no control box & no other greebles or other decorative doodads which could interfere with you holding the lightsaber with your hands (or hurting your hands) when dueling & banging away & when doing tricks like spinning. The only extra doodad on this lightsaber's hilt is the round covertec for clipping the hilt to your belt (of course after removing the blade) to use your lightsaber as a belt-hanger for cosplay. SECOND: this lightsaber has a Xeno v4.3 core running this lightsaber & that means you can connect this saber via bluetooth to the Xeno Configurator App on your phone & that makes it easier to configure your lightsaber to whatever color & sounds & effects that you want. Of course you can configure your lightsaber using the single control button on the hilt -- but it is just easier & much more fun to use the app to explore what your lightsaber can do. Also was able to update the lightsaber xeno firmware(software) from 1.3.4 to 1.4.0 via the app. THIRD: this lightsaber comes with a nice long 36" blade which is a plain strong empty blade -- meaning NO neopixel LEDs in the blade that can get broken if you really like to bang around dueling. For dueling, you really want a RGB Base-Lit lightsaber like this one with a plain strong empty blade. FOURTH: this lightsaber is built the way most modern lightsabers are constructed nowadays in components. You can unscrew the emitter from the gold neck, and unscrew the neck from the middle black "grenade" section, and then from the middle core section, and then from the black booster end section (which has the round belt covertec on it), and finally remove the bottom end pommel & its speaker cap. And within is the xeno core with the battery. You can merely just unscrew the bottom pommel end to remove the core to recharge the battery. Oh and since you may possibly be doing a lot of banging around dueling with this lightsaber, BE SURE THAT EACH SECTION OF THIS LIGHTSABER'S HILT IS ALWAYS FULLY TIGHTENED SECURELY to avoid the hilt somehow loosening & falling apart on you. You just got to get in the habit of making sure your saber's hilt has all its sections securely tight. And there are also the retention set screws such as those securely holding your blade in the emitter of your lightsaber. Insert the blade in the emitter & use the hex allen wrench screwdriver to tighten four screws into the emitter to securely hold the blade in place. Just tighten each screw to finger tight. Don't overtighten because you do not want to strip the screws. And you should every so often make sure all of the retention set screws are finger tight. You will see other screws in the hilt that you should also make sure are finger tight. And the same goes for the control button's round screw nut around the button - just always check to make sure it is not getting loose. Certainly if anything feels wobbly, then see if you have to tighten anything. If you bang around & swing alot with your lightsaber, be aware that parts of your saber including the screws may just eventually somehow get loose. So take care to maintain your lightsaber. Anyways I like this lightsaber. I mostly have a collection of nice neopixel lightsabers -- but I wanted a durable RGB Base-Lit saber with a plain strong empty blade that I could bang around & swing alot as well as spin aggressively -- and not worry about breaking my neopixels. And this xeno RGB Base-Lit saber is impressive and has good value for money. Thanks AMAZON & G4E. P.S. PRO TIP: I'm sure you'll discover the gestures for igniting the blade (push saber forward) and extinguishing the blade (pull saber backward) -- but to completely power off this lightsaber because otherwise this saber will always be in an "ON" waiting mode and you would have to wait forever for it to automatically power off -- for like if you want to avoid running down the battery -- press the button to extinguish (turnoff) the blade, and then keep the button pressed down until it says "power off". Read more