Lucas

I ordered the luke’s saber neopixel last summer and it came within two weeks (the time i was told it would take to arrive). The box and saber were all in great condition when they arrived, and even came with a almost full battery. My only issue was that the manual that came in the box was for a baselit saber and not a neopixel. But with some research, i was able to find the neopixel manual online.
Several months later and the saber is still in great condition. The sound and lighting is phenomenal (especially in the dark). You can very easily take apart the saber and remove the electronics if you need too. Personally, i wanted the saber to look more like the prop from the movies. The saber was just too perfect and shiny for my liking, so i weathered it by first sanding the saber, spray painting the hilt, then scrubbing off the paint with a semi rough sponge. This created an effect where the paint got in the deeper parts of the hilt and the areas where your hand wouldn’t typically touch.
I would 10/10 recommend saberspro’s products and i will most likely be purchasing two more sabers this Christmas. Keep up the good work!

(The photo that I put with this review is when the hilt was drying and the video was just after I received the saber)

My son and I love this saber. The quality is great. It has stood up to aggressive duels. One part I would change and that would be the power button housing. It is made of plastic and broke. I contacted support to see where I could get a new one and they sent me a new one right away. They were very helpful and responsive. Great job guys! Keep it up.

I bought the cheapest "neo-pixel" available the Duelist SN Pixel V3 because it was my first neo-pixel and for the price of $175 it is unbelievably amazing. I was also amazed at the speed of delivery. It took only 9 days to arrive which is phenomenal. I am definitely going to purchase more sabers.

Pros: affordable, hilt looks pretty nice, LED blade is great, comes with decent fonts/gestures/tracks, delivered in really good time; less than 2 weeks, customer support communication was straightforward and quick.

Cons: came with small screws that are supposed to keep the blade stable but it loosens out of place very easily (I had to buy cheap-new screws that were longer to make the blade more stable), the plastic cover for the proffie board/battery/SD card is cheaper than other sabers I've seen and was not made safe/easily accessible like my Imperial workshop saber, I was not able to access the SD card until I opened up the plastic protector for the proffieboard and took out 4 small screws (I had to be very careful), the SD card does NOT come with the sabers original config file for the saber and Sabersprosupport could not provide it for me. So, to get custom fonts for my saber (which is why I bought it for customization) there is no backup config file; which means I could lose all the original fonts if I wipe the proffieboard for new fonts. SO, if you want to get custom fonts you will have to make the config file for new fonts and the original fonts that came with the saber AND you risk wiping/losing all the fonts that came with it.

If your tech savy in making saber fonts/know where to get them, you are content with the fonts that come with the saber and not getting new ones, and you want to get a good deal ($300s vs $500+) than this is a good option for you. I'm keeping mine and using it for practice

Recently acquired my Luke Neopixel Saber, and its amazing. Very bright, speaker is clear and loud, awesome sound fonts and saber effects, the list goes on.
I'm overall super happy, but I'm wondering if there is a way to upload custom colours and sound fonts to the Luke hilt?? I have been unable to locate an onboard SD card, nor does the blade show up on a computer when plugged in via its USB charging cable.