jvmusaber Light-Saber Metal-Hilt Force-Fx Dueling-Lightsaber - 2pcs Type-C Rechargeable Battery 2-in-1 RGB 12 Colors Double Bladed Changeable Metal Hilt Light Saber with 3 Mode Sound…

I got 2 packs of these for a surprise Star Wars lightsaber fight at my wedding (husband LOVES anything SW!) and these are ACTUALLY AMAZING. All four of us were extremely impressed by the light weight, but sturdiness in the handles, and the light portion is quite bright. I love that you can adjust the color (huge range!) and have the option of sound or no sound.Here is the bit of advice I will give: Because we were choreographing a fight, we really got into it. So, if you plan to swing strong with these, there are TWO THINGS you need to secure if so: the tip of the lightsaber was loose for 3/4 of the ones we had, a bit of gorilla glue fixed that right up. The other thing was the light portion after enough hits would slight out of the handle (not the twisty bit, ONLY the plastic light part). This was an EASY fix!! All we did was wrap a little painters tape around the base and twist it back in to let friction hold it in place. We did this for all 4 lightsabers. Worked like a charm!!Battery lasts (I think) 5-6 hours from what we calculated, and charging was easy with a USBC cable.Overall, for the price they are, AMAZING! If you're willing to secure them a bit, they will last multiple hours of intense choreo/fighting/practice/you name it.

Great my 7yo son loves them

These lightsabers are small. I got them as a gift for my nieces and they ended up being the right size for those little girls. As an adult I would never buy these for myself or any teenagers.The multi colors and ease of use is awesome. Switching colors is a great feature and this outclassed my much more expensive lightsabers that are monocolor.The sound when turned on but not doing anything is loud. If you use these outside it is less noticeable but if you plan to play inside I find them to be annoyingly loud.It is also very cool that the sabers combine to form a double bladed lightsaber. However, the sound from each saber is not in unison. I tried timing the ignition of both but was unable to get them in sync. Because the sound comes out the bottom, which is now connected, there is a kind of out of sync reverb that made them unusable in this configuration for me.The build of the hilt is good. I don't have any fears about damaging them. The blades however give me some concern. So far they have stood up to light battles but we are careful not to hit them too hard. The blades have a metal connector that screws onto the hilt so finding replacments could be difficult. Maybe it is unfair to compare them to dueling sabers I spent much more on, but these don't feel much sturdier than the telescoping plastic sabers I own. As I would only recommend these for young kids I would like them to be a bit more durable.These feel like a good middle ground saber for younger jedi so they can have something better than cheap plastic lightsabers without having to spend the several hundred dollars for a high end saber from one of the specialty shops. Overall we are enjoying fighting the Darkside with these sabers.

So I bought this item on sale for $35, they are regularly $50, I figured I couldn't lose at $35, if its not so great, then it wasn't much money spent, if the kids break it, its not the end of the world. I bought one for my 7 year old & one for my 9 year old, who are very much into Star Wars right now, they were for Xmas. I received them in the mail and immediately brought them behind closed doors to inspect them with my wife, to my surprise these things are frickin' sweet, the build is solid, they materials are sturdy and the item is built with quality, the color selections and sounds are plenty enough to keep the novice Star Wars fan busy and entertained and then to our surprise we accidentally found out that if you triple press the power button the light inside flashes / flicker rapidly creating and effect like Kylo Ren's saber in the newer movies, which is really cool and it has a sound that goes with that effect too. Anyways, to make a long story short (I could go on all day about these), my wife & I both thought they were so neat that we bought a 3rd one for my 15 year old, thinking of it more as a keepsake than a toy (you know how teenagers are, he doesn't play with toys. . . ), he loved it, played with his little bothers a few times and he keeps it in his room as a decoration. If you find it on sale that's awesome, had I known how I would have felt about these, I wouldn't have even questioned the regular $50 price tag, great buy! I couldn't recommend enough.

.... very thin an very very light ..... sound is questionable .... staff connection is awesome ..... over all well put together ..... battery life last a long while ..... great for kidsalrighty now ill rant a bit .... got these for my self as ''Dueling sabers'' thinking they would be some what close to a ultra sabers ( for those who know ) an its honestly SO MUCH THINNER then that .... its all put together pretty well but i wouldnt trust it as much for '' heavy dueling '' ..... if your putting on padding or gloves to spar then its prolly to much for these if your just messing about with the kids or you a light fencing with a buddy or swinging it around in your living room being nerdy and awesome then its pretty dope the fact theses two that can staff with a very solid double male connector AND can change colors AND is recharge able AND has sound AND has flash on clash ..... ive seen other saber dealers charge up wards of 300$ for just the basic options to get those things added in ..... THAT SAID they are pretty much 30$ each an your gonna get what you pay for ... colors are a little dim unless low light or darker .... sound is noticeably louder in one vs its companion .... the color orange is more of a dark yellow an purples an pinks are kinda dim but this is true for any saber because of using dif colored LED's mixed in the blade .....