Lorsaberus Light saber, 7 Mode Sound RGB 12 Color Changeable Metal Hilt Light sabers , Force FX Heavy Dueling Light Saber Sword Toy for Adults Kids Gift (1 inch Blade)

The media could not be loaded.  Base is all metal and minimalist design, clean steel look. It takes 2 scrub screws to attach the light spreader blade on, once secure it is tight and good enough for big swings without rattling or bending.The sound effect is very loud, amazing speaker at the bottom of the hilt with a mash protecting the driver. The sound effects activate with motion, swinging the saber or hitting something will activate sound FX. I am not a big fan of the loud sounds but it is amazing in big space etc.There is 12 colours to choose from, option to have it flashing as well. The menu system is a bit tricky to navigate as there is only 1 button but it is easy once you remember the sequent and order of clicks, once you remember the clicks feel the force from within and let it flow into colour.Bright enough to show through the colour in a dim light room but comes alive in the dark, playing in the park or garden at night is amazing experience. This will be a very popular tool in my photo studio, for cosplay and fashion shoot etc.Charging is easy with the cable, a bit short and troublesome when you need to place the meter long blade near a USB socket. I gave up and just use a large power bank to charge it on the floor.

I've had a bunch of these over time, so I base my review on experience and comparison, especially as some do cost quite a bit. But are they all much of a muchness or do you actually get what you pay for?At £76.49 at the time of this review does this stand up to the quality and function of others for a similar price?As with all these modern lightsabres you need to read the instructions to figure how to change the sound font, colour and volume levels of these things...Once sussed, this one has a bunch of colours and sounds to choose from.The colours are bold and bright as you'd expect, and it does look super cool when you fire it up.The sound "fonts" are varied and sound like they're based on some well known familiar sound effects. I have to admit some of these do sound a bit strangled & naff though, especially when you wield it about like a Jedi, the movement sound effects sound a bit cheap?The flash and sound on clash isn't very sensitive or consistent either, half the time you're basically waving about an illuminated stick with not a lot of "effect", and when it does respond it's not great by comparison.The length of this is spot on though, the hilt and blade make it a proper adult sized toy, most certainly not one of the much cheaper short versions.Overall for the money does this one stack up to others I've had? Well, close but no cigar if I'm being brutally honest. If I was trying these in a shop I would probably go for another model for similar money, and there are a lot out there to choose from!

At this price point these sabers are extremely good value. I bought two of these as presents for my kids and have to say the overall quality of the build and the features is really great. Both had charge out of the box, the hilts are of surprisingly solid construction with a good weight, and the blades are longer than I expected. The one button design is no issue and switching between light and sound options is easy to do. There seem to be two colour change settings - one that slowly fades between colours so you can pick mid tones and one that switches in colour blocks so you can get solid colours. There are plenty of colours to choose from including all the 'classic' star wars ones, and these sabers are really bright. There is also an option to have an unstable red like Kylo Ren's. Sounds wise the activating and deactivating sounds are like from the films, it has flash on clash (with light effect), and you have a few different 'themes' you can select between that change the noise when clashing/swinging. The idle noise is great as well. To simulate parrying blaster fire you tap the button and it makes the appropriate deflector noise and the blade flashes. Oh, and a neat feature we discoverd is that after you turn the blade off whilst the power button is still red when you lunge the blade forward the saber activates so looks super cool. For dueling so far the blades seem really sturdy and sit well in the hilt (don't forget to use the included hex bolts), and the kids have been hitting each other with gusto with no issue. Remains to be seen how long these will last but overall for the price you are getting a pretty high quality dueling saber that should keep kids and adult star wars fans very happy

Got this for my little one for his birthday as recently after watching cartoon movies and games , this become new hobby.It has build in speakers which makes different effect sounds and also a lot of different colours.Total length just over 40" which around 32" of it the light itself.Once fully charged it can last around 3 hours full non stop usage , if used 20-30min a day it will last over a week with single charge.Light powerful and on night time it even better, to make a lot of beautiful affects. Good value for quality, little one happy.

The Lorsaberus lightsaber is a great device that will appeal to any star wars fan and also any kid. The lightsaber is remarkably well made and features sounds, lights and a ton of fun.The lightsaber actually takes quite a beating, we've had loads of saber battles already and despite being smashed off people, walls, lights and my face, they are still going strong. The hilt of the device is solid metal, the blade whooshes as you swing it and the colour can be changed to preference.These are honestly so much fun and to justify the high price they are really well made and worth every penny.