LIGHTSABER SPEC LIST

You can view a full list of features on the product page. You can view our fonts here. Regardless of the soundboard chosen, every Replica Sabers hilt is engineered to the following "United Kingdom Standard":

Hilt Material: Precision-lathed 6063 Aerospace-Grade Aluminium.
Blade Material: High-impact, 2mm-3mm thick Polycarbonate.
Battery: Removable 3600mAh 18650 Lithium-ion (Rechargeable via USB-C).
Speaker: 2-3 Watt, 4-8 Ohm High-Fidelity Bass Speaker.
Sensors: 6-Axis Gyroscope and Accelerometer for Smooth-Swing.
Chassis: Internal high-impact polycarbonate electronics cradle.

The Master List: Xenopixel V3 Blade Effects

Unlike standard LED toys, Master-Grade Neopixel blades allow for individually addressable animations.

Ignition & Retraction Styles

These define how the light "travels" up and down the polycarbonate blade.

Standard: A smooth, cinematic scroll from the hilt to the tip.
Warp: A high-speed "jump to lightspeed" ignition.
Photon: A gradual build-up of intensity that mimics a powering-up reactor.
Stack: The blade ignites in "segments" that stack on top of each other.
Broken: Mimics a flickering, unstable ignition (perfect for Kylo Ren-style hilts).

Active Blade Animations

Once ignited, the blade can maintain several different visual states.

Stable: A solid, consistent beam of light (Classic Trilogy style).
Pulse: A slow, rhythmic "breathing" effect where the brightness undulates.
Fire Blade: A flickering, orange-to-red animation that travels up the blade.
Rainbow: A cycling spectrum of all 12+ primary colours.
Ghost Blade: A faded, translucent-looking effect where the light seems to trail.
Unstable: Random flickering and erratic light bursts for a "cracked kyber crystal" look.

Reactive Combat Effects

These effects are triggered by the 6-axis motion sensors inside your Replica Sabers hilt.

Flash-on-Clash (FoC): The blade flashes bright white at the point of impact.
Blaster Deflect: Small "bursts" of light travel down the blade when the hilt button is pressed.
Lock-up: A localised shimmering effect at the centre of the blade, mimicking two sabers clashing.
Tip Drag: The tip of the blade glows intense orange/white, simulating the saber cutting through a floor or wall.
Melt: The blade tip brightens significantly when held against a surface.

Feature Comparison: RGB V2 vs. Xenopixel V3

The "Reasoning Gap" most customers face is deciding between durability and realism. Use these dedicated feature lists to guide them.

RGB V2 (The Combat Specialist)

Best for: Heavy duelling, full-contact sparring, and entry-level collectors.

Light Engine: 12W In-Hilt RGB LED (Super Bright).
Blade Type: Hollow, lightweight trans-white combat blade.
Colour Options: 12 Preset Colours (Infinite cycling via hilt button).
Sound Fonts: 16-27 High-Quality Sound Sets (Character-inspired).
Combat Effects: Flash-on-Clash, Blade Lock-up, and Blaster Deflect.
Durability: Maximum. No electronics in the blade means it can take heavy hits.

Xenopixel V3 (The Cinematic Master)

Best for: Screen-accuracy, professional cosplay, and "Master-Grade" display.

Light Engine: Dual 50W LED Strips (Individually addressable) inside the blade.
Blade Type: Neopixel / Pixel Blade (Individually lit for tip-to-base ignition).
Ignition Effects: 9+ Styles (Slow ignite, Warp, Photon, Stack, etc.).
Blade Animations: Rainbow, Fire Blade, Ghost Blade, and Stable.
Connectivity: Bluetooth App Support (Customise via smartphone).
Memory: Micro SD Card slot for adding custom sound fonts (WAV files).
Realism: Hyper-responsive Smooth-Swing (Audio matches every degree of movement).