KYBERS RGB 11 Colors Changeable Metal Hilt Light Saber with 3 Sound Fonts Force FX Dueling Light Sword

You heard me. If you are thinking of doing some cool tricks or having something as decoration. I would take this.I however did drop it on the ground while doing a trick. Now the "white" light is a lot more pink. But that is totally understandable.Have fun!

The media could not be loaded.  I think KYBERS needs to redo their advertisement on Amazon because I bought a few other sabers before trying Kybers RGB 11 light saber but once I had Kybers RGB 11 in my hand after trying all the others, WHOA!!! WOW! WOW! WOW! HOLY MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU COW!!! This is one hella well built saber capable of capturing the gaze of all who had sub-standard sabers. Yes they probably made the same mistake and bought from others too. I unveiled my newest and best built saber Feb.16th in New Orleans at the Krewe of Chewbaccas parade!! So many crappy toy built sabers were present, they were throws from the floats, but many had their custom collectable sabers as well as their duelers for actual full on contact cosplay. One unlucky guy asked me for a duel after watching me constantly change the color to my blade which I was all too happy to oblige. Hey it was party time on one of the first major Mardi Gras parades! Anyway, About 6 heavy handed force driven hits to his 1&1/2" thick blade with a heavier hilt & a few inches longer saber blade it was over!! I believe the accidental hit to his index knuckle backed his rage allowing his feelings of pain to betray his proper use of force behind what I perceived was going to be a painful hit upon my body! I swung to block his rage filled saber strike with the speed of a major league pitcher. As the whoosh of both blades cutting into the air heard with the very loud sound of my sabers hum and FOC (flash on clash) upon impact wasn't enough, the clinkle of this dudes emitter, parts of his cree led, a few extender claw pieces (all of which had a moderate amount of metal/aluminum to them) and his shattered blade hitting the ground left us both in an obviously different astonished state as the crowd cheered me on for winning! I was asked by everyone standing close by after the melee who saw my Kybers RGB 11 demolish what I'm positive was a custom built saber, where I got my light saber! Needless to say I was very impressed and happy that my saber showed no signs of distress or even a scratch so I immediately bought another! My Kybers RGB 11 which cost only $109. destroyed what I'm sure was a $600.or$700. custom built saber! If that doesn't help you make up your mind to quickly purchase a Kybers RGB 11 light saber then maybe the pics and video of me trying to destroy my saber to no avail will! This is my new go to saber that I'm sure will last for years and years! It has three sound fonts which are easily accessible, 11 different colors just as easy to scroll through, its also rechargeable, can be turned into a blaster (by removing the blade and with minor fittings I custom built to give it a pistol like grip) it strobes/pulses by pushing the button once while on which also makes one of the three blaster sounds (depending on the sound font you're on) This saber is so over built that you'd be crazy to not buy one while they're still selling for such a low price! Oh, it comes with a nice leather wrap for the well balanced hilt for a firm no slip grip, the blade flashes bright white when it detects a hit emitting a clashing sound and the AV button is illuminated too! The Saber is very consistent with its sound to movement and FOC!! I dare you to try to destroy your Kybers RGB 11 light saber by using it for what it is built for because if you watch my entire video you'll see that it cant be done!!! I mean yeah if you attack it with a chainsaw, or shoot at it with a shotgun I can see where you might be able to damage it but under normal use? Like I'm talking using it as a sword and hitting wood, or dueling someone with a broom stick I doubt you'll break this light saber!!

Few Cons, many Pros, saved a ton of money.Cons:1. Didn't receive the black tape grip. I contacted the seller and they promptly sent it to me. BTW, very good communication from the seller.2. The neutral hum sfx skips; ie, it doesn't loop smoothly. Not that big of a deal since I'm waving it around a lot which triggers other sfx.3. Have to hold the button for a long 5 haptic vibrations to turn it off. The one button does a lot of different functions so you have this issue. If the volume setting was done while the blade is off [like the changing of the sound fonts], then they could have the blade turn off after 4 vibrations which is still a long time.4. It's cool that you get a blaster feedback sfx by pressing the button once. Unfortunately, this also changes the brightness and pulse of the blade. Would be nice if that didn't change your blade setting.5. No Covertec wheel so I can't attach it to a belt. At least the pommel can be easily unscrewed and I could add a washer with a D ring.Pros:1. Saved a ton of money. I visited many of the popular saber websites and watched a ton of YT vids and the amount of money you have to spend for a color changing saber with more than one sound font is 100s of dollars.2. 11 great colors and they stay bright all the way to the blade tip without fading.3. Super sensitive. I can slowly tilt the saber left and right and it'll still trigger the movement sfx which is great. I've seen videos on Savi's build-your-own lightsabers where there is a delay or you have to really exaggerate to trigger a sfx.4. All 3 sound fonts are great [except for the skipping hum mentioned above] 1st one reminds me of Luke's blue saber from A New Hope. 3rd with its exaggerated ignition sfx, reminds me of Luke's saber from ESB and RotJ and the crackle sfx for the clash on flash for this font is the best. 2nd one I think is Vader's.5. The highest volume setting is really loud, so loud that I don't even use it. Mute feature is great since I've even used it as a bedside flashlight.6. The pictures of the emitter section don't really show off the nice curved cut. Many other saber companies just have the typical 45 degrees straight cut. This emitter section has a really nice curved cut which is reminiscent of Luke's Graflex saber.7. The emitter section [which is where you attach the blade] can be easily unscrewed which is convenient if you want to transport the saber without the blade and you don't have the allen wrench nearby.8. The emitter section's threads are perfect so when you screw it in, the curved tip is exactly aligned with the buttons [unlike the Protection and Defense saber parts at Savi's Workshop where parts don't line up]9. The white lighted ring switch is a nice feature.10. With the black tape added, the balance point on the saber is just above the emitter which is perfect for me.11. Has haptic feedback when adjusting/activating brightness/pulse, flash on clash, blade color, volume, sound fonts.Now if they just come out with a version with windows in the emitter and a crystal chamber reveal . . .

If you’re debating on buying this saber; just do it!!I absolutely love my saber. Whenever I bought it, it was $80 and I had been wanting a lightsaber for a long time but didn’t want to pay the saberforge price. I felt like a little kid again; and my dad’s eyes lit up when he seen it too- and yes, he played with it 😂 I love the sounds, clash, and colors of this lightsaber. My fellow star wars nerds love it too. I gave it four stars is because I can’t give it 4.5- however the reason is that the purple isn’t Mace Windu’s shade of purple in my opinion. Mace Windu was my favorite character growing up, and I loved his purple saber (I even had the collapsible one as a kid- it was the only one I would use until it broke) The most purple one is closer to a pinkish lilac- not a true purple as Mace’s. Aside from that (which is me being super picky)- I love this saber. I will buy better grip tape sometime because the one they send isn’t the greatest, however it does the job right now with the spinning I do.Speaking of spinning; I have hit this thing on walls, the ceiling fan, and a dumbbell a few times (on each object) while spinning pretty vigorously, and the blade hasn’t picked up any damage from what I can see. Blade is still showing the colors vibrant and the sensitivity of the clash has not been affected in any way.Definitely a good saber for the cost!