TOP 11 LIGHTSABER COMPANIES for 2022 (according to YOU!!)

[@Reds_Hartmann]

0:28 - Ultrasabers 4:09 - Saberforge 5:58 - Crimson Dawn 6:39 - Sabertrio 8:32 - Electrum Sabercrafts 9:58 - Vader's Vault 11:34 - The Pach Store 13:00 - Kyberlight 13:32 - Korbanth Sabers 14:33 - Rebel Sabers 15:17 - Disney's Legacy Lightsabers

[@grimley4346]

Can I get a hoyyaa-…UNDDDDDERRRRATTTEDDD

[@theblasteffect4499]

Not the hero we asked for, But the hero we needed.

[@grimley4346]

@@theblasteffect4499 truly spoken well

[@bryannig9]

You r a legend

[@Goldscare]

May the Force be with you.

[@Chaos_PIE]

I bought my first lightsaber from Saberforge and because I was excited, I accidentally entered a lightsaber color that I didn't want, but than I sent an orden change e-mail about my lightsaber's color and the color I wanted right after, and as a result, they changed my order in the direction I wanted. This process was fast, understandable and without problems, and as a result, I got my lightsaber in the color I wanted.

[@msneddon1792]

same thing happened to me with saberpro

[@dashm33]

@@msneddon1792 you like saberspro? im thinking of getting the shadow set of two for dueling but ive never bought a lightsaber before so i know nothing

[@Amanda-rt3bq]

The amount of work that went into this video was insane. The data analytics alone took weeks.

[@omegasupreme4266]

Thank you guys for doing the data gathering. It's very kind to help people that didn't know where to start.

[@darth_dan8886]

And I'm happy that this time was indeed dedicated, creating the most thorough, least biased review out there.

[@wavermiss]

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[@legokiller3579]

Imperial Workshop is fantastic. I ordered their Paladin 2.0, and it’s a beautiful Xenopixel for $185. Lots of options, and really fast shipping.

[@blueyluli1970]

Sabneo very good

[@dali8940]

It's not even worth talking about since it has a very limited availability and only ships in the states

[@tiggs00]

womp womp@@dali8940

[@qie2iqee]

I agree. I ordered the nova v3 hilt and I love it. Only issue I have is the blade length, which for me is a tad too long😅

[@masterjedi1980]

I have ordered from Saberforge 3 times. Once for a complete saber and 2 times ordering parts. Everything about the purchases were excellent. Everything has held up, almost exactly the way I received the items.

[@oscarmike4888]

I really wish they would go Neopixel though. I wanna upgrade my champion lotus so bad!

[@TheAverageMetalFan]

How long did it take?

[@SpicyCactus]

Shill

[@caped_crusader4]

this has 66 likes no one change it

[@TheAverageMetalFan]

@@caped_crusader4 I changed it

[@sharalynn9966]

I have two sabers, one double-bladed and one single from Crimson Dawn. For the price they have great features and the blades are very durable. I've also met their production team (we both worked at the same Ren fest) and they were absolutely fantastic to talk to and very knowledgeable about their products. I would definitely recommend them to anyone!

[@aaronrossguernsey]

Glad to hear that Shara. I just ordered from Crimson Dawn. I hope its just as good, as the ones you own.

[@ZadeKirian]

@@aaronrossguernsey 3 months late, but have you received the product yet? If so, how would you describe it?

[@aaronrossguernsey]

@Zade Kirian I love my Crimson dawn sabers ! I have a 2 handed one and a single handed one. There both great. One cost 141.00 and change and the smaller one was 109.99 I think.

[@lukes8557]

To expand on the Sabertrio situation, they are based in Malaysia which has had heavy covid restrictions and has impacted when they can work and sell products so they had to open for short intervals to stay on top of their orders.

[@jasond910]

Plus they are starting to add replica related sabers they have sologarrd that looks a bit like Ben solos saber and they now have the krossguard that looks like Kylo Rens lightsaber!

[@princeofpeace2915]

Thats true! And there very good at keeping there customers updated on whats going on weekly in there socials. In my opinion. They are just the best with communication, quality and so on. Just wish they had more options and made movie/show replicas. They have so much potential.

[@jedirogar]

@@jasond910 they make “inspired” by hilts, theirs still licensing issues as “replicas” go! That and tbh there’s a bunch of other saber co’s that already make “replicas” so I like the inspired variants!! Can’t say on the new ones yet cause I’m waiting on Neo reaver and sologaard to ship from Black Friday reopening but the Neo Senza is a beast!!! I’ve been torturing this saber for a yr(heavy dueling, spinning, dropping on concrete etc) and man this thing holds up!! Love that they won’t compromise the quality of hilts and the few issues I’ve heard have been immediately taken care of!!

[@Scirollo]

Yup, and as someone who's main hobby is car stuff, ordering parts from Japan to North America sees literal 5-6 month ETA's. Could care less about long shipping times, as for stock, just follow their socials and be ready for drops, they always inform followers beforehand so you can prepare for a drop / book a day off work. They're solid

[@jedirogar]

@@Scirollo nice man! I’m workin on my second import project atm lol!

[@amihey]

I have a Kyberlight Lightsaber, and I have some mixed things to say about it. I really love the customization options, and their customer service and shipping times are some of the best on the market. I believe the value to be the best on the market overall, with 17 colors and 6 sound fonts. I believe that Kyberlight has come closer to perfection than any other lightsaber company. However, it is the quality of the saber that is to be spoken off. The actual blades are extremely durable, and they can withstand heavy dueling. But the electronics are a different story. There is no kind of internal chassis holding the electronics and place, so if you drop your saber on the ground or swing it too hard while dueling, the electronics can move and delicate wires can snap or become unplugged. I have broken 3 Kyberlights in the last 10 MONTHS due to this issue.

[@colinevans6474]

The Pach Store is really underrated; I've ordered my (so far first) saber from them and the price with shipping was very reasonable and it is pretty durable. I do want to mention that their flashlight-style blades are pretty bright, but the sound has a noticeable delay on the less expensive model ($70 usd). I'd say you get what you pay for, but the overall quality is pretty great for a first-ever saber. Wouldn't have even heard about them if it weren't for your last video! Keep it up m8!

[@darkcrypto_yt]

What saber did u but if u don’t mind asking me bc I’m looking for my first custom saber and I think I will get it from the pach store.

[@kevinfitzpatrick5649]

You guys should really check out LightsaberFX. Their saber quality is so much higher and better priced than some of the above companies. Pretty fast shipping too with DHL express and it was free!

[@LionofMandalore]

I just got the SS saber from Pachstore. Beautiful saber. I also got the third sister blade from Ultrasabers. The Ultrasabers blade needed more tweaking to feel solid. Also the fact that there's no neopixel option is a major bummer. And it costs more. In Ultrasabers defense, they do have higher discount sales. The hardware with the ultrasabers blade is aiight, but it's got nothing on the asteria . I got tired of scraping the internet for cool presets on the Ultrasaber, as the setup itself just feels outdated for the cost. Outside of a sale, I don't think I'd ever do ultrasabers again. The sabers aren't BAD, they just feel outdated compared to the Pachstore SS saber.

[@Nanaki_Prime]

Just have to say that I really appreciate your first video. I've been wanting a professional lightsaber for over ten years and I finally pulled the trigger on a promethean shadow on Vadersvault because of your recommendation. The shipping times might be a little long, (I most likely won't recieve it before May) but I figure you can't rush quality. Thank you for all the work you put into these videos.

[@henryeowens]

I repaired an Ultrasabers for a friend recently. The electronic design of their stunt sabers (no sound) is wrong. Those sabers only have 4 functional components: LED, switch, driver (could have used a resistor), battery. They had it powered with 2AA batteries (3V), which is the minimum voltage to light the LEDs. The problem is, the driver they used stabilizes current to the LED, but significantly reduces voltage. Occasional use for less than one year had caused the driver to fail from under-voltage. I had to replace the driver, and add a 3AA (4.5V) battery setup. It works fine now. The LED still isn’t as bright as my TCSS sabers, and the hilt feels big and clunky. Their leather wrap was also hurriedly done, and is very uneven. Regarding Korbanth Sabers, they don’t sell nearly as many complete sabers as they do DIY kits. That is where the company really shines. Their replica/DIY kits are sold by several other saber companies, either complete or empty. I also recommend looking into KR Sabers (The Saber Armory). Thanks for putting this together. Great work. 👍

[@donovancapozzola2076]

Vouching for Electrum! I have bought over 14 sabers from that company, and every single one was hit right on the dot. Great durability, perfect presicion, and they're Not as expensive as some of the other saber companies I've bought from (VV, KB, DIS, etc.) And, they're all smooth sound, so don't worry about that. 100000/10, would definitely recommend.

[@Nephanor]

What was your turn around time? Curious to know what to expect for the one I ordered. (no weathering)

[@shassafrass1770]

@@Nephanor mine was around 4 months

[@nmgagnon]

Which feel most realistic to duel with?

[@Mr.DeeTea]

I ordered one from Electrum and the electronics were a wreck. I cut myself on one of the edges near the emitter. My responses from customer service were along the lines of "That issue will probably be fixed with a future update. That's weird, it shouldn't be sharp." but no mention of replacing my saber. Kyberlight has great customer service and I'll be trying Sabertrio next time.

[@donovancapozzola2076]

@@nmgagnon I personally favor the remnant. because its really easy to hold up front for quick slashes. the renegade and scion as well are great choices for dueling. i have an in-hilt LED renegade and a Neopixel renegade. I accidently dropped my in hilt 12 feet (F) and it was FINE! the heavy dueling blades are straight up designed to get beaten up. get electrum people

[@chaosreaper9255]

I can totally vouch for Rebel Sabers. I've been getting their Sabers for a year and they're awesome. Saber variety is awesome, electronics are awesome, shipping time is great, durability is great, customer service is awesome, the value is SO worth it, refund policy rules, order accuracy is great (and sometimes Sabers come in early 👍), and overall, I love shopping from them. The budget-friendly lightsaber company rules period in my opinion 💯%

[@Gryphon23]

Ya this is good they look like they have good price Neopixel sabers

[@Linus_B]

I have the same experience. If you want a movie look-alike and don’t have hundreds of dollars to spare on a screen accurate replica, Rebel Sabers’ “master series” is the way to go! High quality products with close resemblance to the movies at a GREAT price 👍

[@Professional_street_hustler]

I just bought the gold solstice xeno pixel I hope I don’t regret..most people told me to choose pach instead but they were more expensive and didn’t have free shipping

[@chaosreaper9255]

@@Professional_street_hustler They say that because it's their preference

[@Professional_street_hustler]

@@chaosreaper9255 yea I think they were definitely biased

[@blakemccracken1295]

I bought my 3rd saber from Sabertrio this week and out of all my experience, Sabertrio is absolutely top tier. They’re always prompt with communication, repair and any manner of questions that you could have regarding their company, sabers, accessories, etc. Their sabers are high end and the designs are unique yet subtly pay homage to other sabers. I’d recommend them to absolutely anyone who is in the market for a saber.

[@AbsoluteSabers]

Pretty fair analysis I’d say, you’re pretty much spot on with everything. Sabertrio number 1 for me for high end custom non canon style Sabers, also check out padawan outpost for budget Sabers too 🤘

[@donaldburke9745]

Hey was wondering does Trio saber ship to Canada

[@micahwalmer9386]

I live in oregon and it still took 4-5 months for saberforge to ship it, i would recommend a company called imperial workshop

[@TwentyPaphonies]

I can vouch for Kyberlight sabers. I loooove my saber from them. The features are great, it charges fast, and it takes some hard abuse no problem. I was sold on them when someone at a con repeatedly slammed it against a concrete pillar to show me how strong it was. Blades have a lifetime warranty, so even if something happens, you’re covered. The features are so nice for the price, too. They have I think 7 or 8 sound fonts, plus you can add your own. They have smooth swing, flash on clash, customizable colors, and you can switch it out for a day blade. They also sell sleeve pieces, guards, and end caps for the hilt for super cheap, so you can mix and match your accessories

[@brandonraposo8654]

are you able to turn the sound off on you kyberlight?

[@TwentyPaphonies]

@@brandonraposo8654 Yes there are different volume settings including mute :)

[@nateeaton7729]

I stand by Rebel Sabers. I have the cheapest version ($90) and I can change it to any color, I think 7 sound fonts, music, and volume control. Plus, you can switch between a stable, pulse, and unstable blade. That's all in the most basic saber. I am planning on getting one of their xenopixel sabers because it's like a budget proffie, you can easily add new sound fonts and it uses the neopixel blade for about $245 at the low end. Also, the blade durability is great, the battery pack is secured incredibly and heavy dueling is fine.

[@simonegalagar6751]

I have bought sabers from 3 companies, pach store, crimson dawn and padawan outpost... from my experience all are good and i will buy from them again (assuming i have the $$$) and i would rank them as follows, 1. padawan outpost --- good build quality, quick shipping/dispatch times and great customer support even around holiday times (I bought mine on december 1st and it arrived today) 2. crimson dawn --- same as padawan outpost except longer shipping times and taxes for me in the UK 3. pach store --- I bought my first lightsaber (other than the flicky ones from childhood) from pach store over 2 years ago and it still works today, it has slight damages and no sound but i still turn it on daily, just for a swing around😅 (please note my reviews of these places are my opinion and based off of my personal experience with each of them, also I am based in the UK so please bare that in mind) hope this helped someone 😁

[@VestedUTuber]

Padawan Outpost and Crimson Dawn are LGT resellers, their products are identical because they come from the same OEM. So if you're finding that Padawan Outpost has cheaper shipping for your location there's no point in buying from Crimson Dawn unless Padawan Outpost is out of stock on a particular hilt you're looking for.

[@Tchillm]

Great video. I bought a value pack from rebel sabers, 3 sabers for less than 300. The quality of the sabers themselves were awesome, basic design on the hilts, but they felt great to wield. You can also combine them to create a staff, and the electronics have all the features you would want; change colors, different sound fonts, flash on clash, smooth swing. Fantastic value, great if you're just starting lightsaber collection. The electronics on one of my sabers was buggy, but they have great customer service. Sent it in and got a new core shipped within 4 weeks, with an extra battery.

[@PatriotJedi]

Never thought in my life I'd drop near 700$ on a lightsaber just to look at and swing around. But here I am, i can say my Sabertrio experience was beyond satisfaction. Best customer service I've ever had and the quality of the build is what I would consider Master Level lol.

[@Hether6971]

and any defective product?

[@joelcardenas4717]

You should do Darkwolf Sabers they are a very budget-friendly company with interesting designs! I have a Golden Harvest V3 Pixel Saber w/Smooth Swing that cost me exactly $250 and came in within 2 weeks, but Golden Harvest is really similar to Proffie so they practically give you a proffie for as low as $250! Comes with electronics and is customizable! Hilts can go as low as $60 from what I've seen and they have a ton of sales! Loving it at the moment!

[@kevinfitzpatrick5649]

You should really check out LightsaberFX. Their saber quality is so much higher and better priced than darkwolf. Pretty fast shipping too with DHL express and it was free!

[@donovanjenkins4103]

I agree with Crimson Dawn mainly being that all my lightsabers that I have personally purchased are from them. They have great prices and for really good electronics. They keep on improving and growing, I can't wait to see where this company is in a year. Hopefully with more options. Also with Vaders Vault I love their quality but with their price is a little steep. Also I work 2 minutes away from them.

[@cam_the_speedrunner6500]

I also love the experience you get when building a custom lightsaber in Savi's Workshop.

[@thomasrobertson1197]

I have the Phantom Warden and the Duelist from Rebel Sabers, and love them both. I was also impressed with just how interactive they are with their customers and fans, and their customer service overall seems top notch. Can't say enough positive things about them.

[@Nasu1714]

The fact that you actually combed through all the comments and made that hefty analysis blows my mind. Respect.

[@iron.hearts]

Awesome video, super helpful! Can't even imagine how long this took to make. I only have experience with Electrum Sabercrafts (and Ultrabers, kind of, but we don't talk about that...) and I've been very happy with them, can definitely recommend. It's true that the app wasn't very stable but they've recently launched a new firmware and app which has so far worked great. And something worth mentioning is that when it comes to variety, the hilts have a lot of customisation options which make the sabers feel much more personalised.

[@anakinskywalker4325]

I absolutely love rebel sabers, I've bought at least 5 lightsabers from them now and plan on buying more from them in the future. They have really solid products that are both duel and display worthy for amazing prices compared to other lightsaber companies, as well as their amazing customer service. If you have an issue with your lightsaber, neopixel blade, if something breaks you just inform the customer service and they get back to you within 24 hours on how to fix your lightsaber or give you information about the operation or send you replacement parts to fix your lightsaber or you can ship it to them and they'll help you with your issue at no additional cost. Also if you live in the United States, FREE SHIPPING!! I swear if you're just starting to buy lightsabers and are just starting to get in the lightsaber community I highly highly recommend that you start with rebel sabers they are that good

[@thelegodoctor932]

The only Lightsabers I've bought have been one from Ultrasabers, before I knew how bad they were. The hilt constantly rattles, and while the blade is sturdy itself, the tip flew off. Also the diffusion of light could be better. Second is Kyberlight. Their saber is insanely good with immersive smooth swing, flash on clash, lockup, blaster effects, and 3 fonts. Plus you can change the color and volume to your liking. The blades are extremely durable with a threaded pointed or rounded tip. The hilt is also pretty lightweight and good for some fancier dueling or just spinning around. They also have a bunch of fairly simple emitters, pommels, and sleeves to customize your saber. Fantastic in my opinion.

[@VestedUTuber]

Did you get a heavy-grade blade or a standard one? The heavy-grade blades have a threaded tip but the standard-grade ones are just glued on.

[@thelegodoctor932]

@@VestedUTuber heavy grade. I believe it's the only one they sell now and they all have the threaded tip

[@dovemartin8379]

I've been considering an ultrasaber for over a year simply because i adore the design, but the price jumped on it, and after watching this video i started taking a closer look at saberforge's hilts, and i found the Desert Warrior and now i'm incredibly excited to get my hands on one

[@jasonkushinsky618]

What's. Good site?

[@therandomdragon80]

I just placed an order with Bendu Armory. I like the amount of options they have. they are also cool due to the fact that you can swap hilts and keep the same saber core. They also have the best options that I have ever seen for saber staffs. on the other side, they have many hilt colors, but not so much in way of styles, but they are slowly adding more types.

[@jedirogar]

Good call!!! Bendu is a saber I do plan on getting at very least the Vader inspired hilt they have!!!

[@lukejohnson4037]

Looking at their site rn. The hilt designs are immaculate!

[@arandil1]

These guys have awesome Black Friday deals!

[@doronspencer2177]

Rebel sabers is a hidden gem, can't beat the quality, price and variety of caracter hilts. Great customer service and even though the site doesn't have alot extras , you can ask the owners and they will do almost anything, example sale u a emty hilt or different emitters off their lgt lines do to not having a parts list yet

[@teriyakiarchives]

I really like SaberTrio's sabers, the sounds and experience are very good to swing around and play with it but not actually good if you just want it to be a decoration.. But honestly I would buy them

[@yaddleisscary]

I purchased from ultra sabers and my batteries were good and replaced every month or so but the blade fell off and will not go back on and it did not make noise or act like a lightsaber

[@TinaLynn]

I appreciate the work that went into this. I love seeing SW content based on what others are saying and not just one opinion. Very well done!!! (also, Sabercraft stuff is Super Sexy!) 👍

[@irregularzero9537]

I want to take this opportunity to share with you all my own experience buying a 600$ saber from Ultrasaber. I want people to keep in mind that I have a couple of years worth of professional metal working experience, so I have a pretty accurate knowledge of metals and what quality metal working is. -2 months delay -Out of the box, the metal finish is really dull, you can see machining lines on some of the pieces and one has a side with a rough finish -cut myself deep on a round edge that hadn't been deburred proprerly. I had to file the edge myself -Motion sensors are inconsistent most of the the time and too sensitive when they shouldn't be -button is extremelly cheap and upon disassembling it, I noticed that the hole they had cut for it hadn't been deburred and was obviously drilled using the wrong feed RPM. -Threads on the pommel were damaged and had been cross threaded so I had to rethread the pommel myself. -Not very bright -Hole in which you seat the blade was a couple thousandth of an inch too wide, just enough for the blade to not settle in proprerly and janking side to side because of a small loose gap between the blade and the seat's walls. Not even generous tightening of the set screw was enough to hold it firmly in place. Had to drill a small hole at the base of the blade that aligns with the set screw's hole and I purchased a slightly longer set screw with same diameter and thread just so I would have peace of mind when messing around with it. I would have never trusted this sword in a FXsaber live duel. -Battery failure after only a few weeks of use. -ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL OFFENSE LEVELS OF ATROCIOUS CUSTOMER SERVICE. had to harrass them with emails for 8 MONTHS before I even got any form of feedback which was just "'Sorry our Email processing system died and that's why we were silent for so long.", then sending them emails for another 4 months until I finally got feedback which was just that despite such failure covered by waranty, they kept claiming that since it's a BATTERY issue and not a SABER issue causing the batteries to fail, I had to buy my own and that keeping them in the saber when not in use tends to kill them. A very important detail they do not give you (or used to) on their website's section about saber maintenance and usage. I will never do business with them again. I had thought of this purchase for several years before I did it and kept finding all kinds of reasons why it wasn't a necessary purchase and not worth it and despite being a huge Star Wars fan, I own nothing Star Wars related, so I felt like this purchase was my ultimate fan devotion to something that I've loved my whole life. Imagine my dissapointment given how much I spent on it and how much I had heard good things about this company. I might consider purchasing another, actually good quality one eventually. They got a lot more options since then and they honestly seem way more fun to sink cash into than the crummy 3 options that I got for 600$

[@thalastian_thundercleese]

I have to say, I've bought a total of four lightsabers from Ultrasabers (all prior to discovering this channel and learning about the much better options out there), and I honestly have no complaints about my buying experiences. Customer service was also really good when I had an issue with one of my sabers (which I was ultimately able to fix myself). Agree though about the quality of the product though - their Obsidian hearts are very basic in what they can do. And I didn't try the Emerald or Diamond electronics as they pushed the price way too high for me. I have found them pretty good for duelling too. But since discovering that there are much better products out there, I've bought two fantastic sabers from the Pach Store, plus a really good replica hilt from Roman Props, and I'm waiting on a combat saber from VV.

[@jgonzalez8]

What is your rating for ARTSABERS ? I’m interested in getting Count Doku blade with the blue tooth connection

[@stewhv94]

First saber I ever bought was one I built myself at Disney 2 years ago. The custom built hilts don't look as nice as the legacy ones, but man was that a cool experience. Also, being able to swap out kyber crystals to change color and sound is an amazing feature. Next time I go I'll probably buy a legacy with those sick cases they come in, but I have to say the one I got is great as well.

[@brip4256]

Awesome

[@AWB7s]

This video is phenomenal, broken down perfectly, so well explained and visualised for inexperienced, first time prospect buyers like me. Can see the amount of time and effort put into producing this

[@johnschermerhorn5928]

I can definitely say my first saber was a crimson dawn, great price, great features, and super durable. I got my brother an ultra saber and it was not great, light wasn't great, sounds don't come default. Definitely sticking with crimson dawn or some of these other companies in this video.

[@brotherkhrayn3525]

I appreciate having stumbled on your channel, specifically this video! It’s definitely helped me out with deciding where to buy my first saber!

[@NegativeIQ21]

Crimso dawn is the number one by far. They’re not too pricy, great customer service, very durable blades and hilts, lots of variety.

[@legendaryllamafilms]

Yeah, I love them!

[@legendaryllamafilms]

@@paulnicholson5997 Could you lead me to the source?

[@resulnaki]

@@paulnicholson5997 yeah where is this source you speak of so we can get it as well

[@paulnicholson5997]

@@resulnaki go look in the main thread. The answers are there..I'm sorry, dude keeps erasing my info, I guess saving $100 isnt alot for him, but that's where you'll find it.

[@paulnicholson5997]

@@legendaryllamafilms check the main thread. The dude whose channel this us keeps erasing my help for you. It's there, others have also listed the info. I surprises me that he's against saving ppl money when he claims it's all about loving the lightsaber community. I don't work for, or get anything for trying to help you save some significant dough. I guess he's got some affiliations after all and this rating isn't as honest as claimed.

[@dennisclark4355]

Also Crimson Dawn, Darkwolf Sabers, Art Sabers, and Rebel are all LGT saber resellers. The saber quality and price will always be about the same. It's the customer service that may vary

[@thedutchman6451]

For almost six years I've been a customer of Ultrasabers. During that time, I've purchased over half a dozen saber hilts, all of them with the Obsidian Lite soundboard. With the lone exception of one order (which was during the worst of the COVID lockdown), I've received every saber within a week. Each and every lightsaber was bright, loud, and worked perfectly. Admittedly, I no longer participate in heavy dueling but I've never had a problem with the blade or hilt. As for customer service, for the several times that I've had a concern or modified an order, I received a prompt response without any hassles. I've never purchased from any of the other companies; I've never had to since every experience with Ultrasabers has been positive for me. Granted, I've never requested a refund and the two times I made an adjustment post-order, my sabers were shipped to me between 1-2 weeks. Nevertheless, I can say without exception that I've been happy with every purchase that I've made from Ultrasabers. I appreciate videos like this as it gives a good gradient for the various lightsaber companies available for one of my favorite hobbies. Hopefully next years list will show more experiences similar to my own because Ultrasabers has always been good to me.

[@majmoyoyo]

Is ultra sabers good forheavy dueling??

[@thedutchman6451]

@@majmoyoyo Sorry for the belated answer. Yes, Ultrasabers is excellent for heavy dueling. In fact, their heavy-grade blades are incredibly resilient even with fast, full heavy swings.

[@ARC-4862]

I’m looking at getting a saver, and I want a ahsoka tango replica, so I’m looking at rebel sabers or pach store

[@firevision997]

This is incredibly informative. I only have an ultra saber and I’m happy with it. Looking for my next one. Would like a double bladed saber. Not too many options. Saberforge has a nice one, but from your review I,m gonna research more. Thank you for doing this.

[@nihiluskarr2717]

Would honestly love to see the full list of all 66 saber companies. Not necessarily as a video, but just a general list.

[@the_captainbenny]

I've always had great experiences with Saberforge. I've bought from them and didn't have issues with shipping, communication was always positive, but my biggest draw to them is the customization. They have the most variety, really high quality that's way more affordable than other saber stores, and you can build a fully custom saber. When their virtual saber builder is operational, it's probably the best feature of any saber merchant. Stock can be iffy, but they're so screen accurate, durable, and with everything else I mentioned, I can look past that.

[@paulnicholson5997]

Unless their custom saber shops, these sabers come from somewhere. I found most are from LGT in China. My most expensive was an Obi Wan ep4 neopixel, with proffie 2.2 core. It was just $427. I have 6 of their sabers. My least expensive neopixel was the Revan Xenopixle for $169. These all come with blade, blade plug, charger. 9 sound fonts. Loads of blade options and colors, smooth swing, you name it. The least and only base lit LGT was Ki Adi Mundi copy. Only $89. This is where resellers go for their sabers. I see their merch being resold on Pach, Korbanth, and others.The smooth swing line starts at around $69 to $89, then your Xenopixle ( thats their in house sound board) starts at $169 for a neopixel saber with 9 sound fonts, durable led pixel blade. Basic, original and replica designs. The U.S. resellers will take the Revan and just add another $100 to $150. I've even seen a smooth swing,base lit, $69 saber being resold for $220 on some sites. You can even get sabers with no electronics and add your own, my example. I bought an empty Qui Gon Jinn hilt for $189, put in a proffie 2.2 kit that was $120. The kit has the board, chassis, speaker, battery, sd card, and made my Qui Gon for around $320 WITH A PROFFIE 2.2 KIT. I already had blades from other purchases. But seriously,oh and they take about A 7 days to get to my home on the east coast U.S. I'll break it down, Obi Ep4 , proffie $427, Luke ep 5 Xenopixle $359, Qui Gon Jinn proffie,$ $310, Obi Wan ep 3 Xenopixle $359, Darth Revan Xenopixle $169. Kia Adi Mundi smooth swing,base lit $89. This is no B.S., save yourselves serious money, cut out the middle man. Look for yourselves. Go to AliExpress, type in LGT, Damien sabers, or SEE LIGHT STORE, their all partners so if you find something you like check the other store as it might be on sale at the other shop. I also picked up an Actual Ki Adi Mundi replica proffie 2.2 from Sky sabers for about $350. LGT has at least 30 + designs to choose from. Sorry, I know it's long but I want people to know how to get the best deals. TXQ also has some good things, I purchased a Luke ep 6 smooth swing for $120 on sale, the hilt is nice but the sound card is not so good. Now I do have 10 Galaxy's edge sabers also, for starting at $300 you can go to Jamoos playground on Etsy and purchase a custom made neopixel blade with colors and sounds of your choice that it designed to fit right into the Galaxy's edge hilts. Good hunting saber community, hope this helps. Hit me up if I can answer any questions.

[@metin5408]

sabertrio for sure, up until now i feel anyone with a foot in this industry would have called VV the best but honestly i feel comfortable calling sabertrio the best as of 2022 oh and also shoutout to TCSS while they dont sell complete sabers they do more for the lightsaber community than anyone else

[@jedirogar]

My only issue with vv is they start at 399 for a base lit hilt! Sabertrio is my fave currently and just made another purchase with them for my 3rd and 4th hilt!! Tcss rocks!! I made my first heavy grade Neopixel blade from most of their parts!! I still didn’t see Outter Rim Outpost or Davinium Custom Sabers on this list and I’d say those go beyond what VV is putting out lol

[@VestedUTuber]

@@jedirogar "My only issue with vv is they start at 399 for a base lit hilt!" That's because Vader's Vault doesn't make a basic lit hilt. Everything they make comes with a full sound board capable of handling RGB light controls, even if the hilt itself is only equipped with a single-color LED board, and a built-in USB interface. The $399 goes towards that and a fully custom machined hilt.

[@ray1001_]

What about imperial workshop, they have rly good, yet cheap lightsabers. The quality is amazing, and they cost way less than others.

[@jackdubs25]

Bendu Armory is also excellent. Great customer service, cool carbon fiber hilts and very reasonable prices for high quality neopixel sabers, not to mention how strong their blades are.

[@FreakyAssassin97]

Was thinking about buying my first saber from them soon. I have small kids so how durable is the hilt?

[@jackdubs25]

@@FreakyAssassin97 not sure, I ordered during their Black Friday sale, so I haven’t gotten mine yet but it should be ready soon

[@FreakyAssassin97]

@@jackdubs25 ok definitely let me know when you get it and let me know how it is!

[@CrayonWarrior]

I bought 2 from UltraSabers back when I was working a minimum wage job. I was super frugal with my purchase and went absolute stock standard with no sound. It took about 3 months for them to come in and when they did I was a bit disappointed I didn’t just wait and save up for them with sound and effects. It’s definitely worth waiting and spending the big bucks for a high quality saber.

[@EpikEthann]

A UK one: Saber Neo. Currently getting 5 star reviews everywhere and everyone seems to be enjoying them, the hype is REAL!

[@mitchtange8029]

0:13 I honestly don’t think that could have been more perfect

[@darkemperorsnake3070]

I guess I’m the only one who has had NO issue with ultrasabers. I’ve purchased from them for so long and it’s always been a great experience. My lightsaber never dies out, nothing.

[@xanderselick]

I got a Graflex from Saberforge with champion tier electronics roughly four years ago. It was made from their adaptive saber parts because that was the only way to get one without a crystal reveal chamber. It said it would take ten weeks to ship out to me, so I eagerly waited. When the time came, all of the parts for my saber were out of stock, so I had to wait a couple extra weeks after for it to actually arrive. When it arrived I assembled it with my Dad. The hilt was absolutely beautiful! It was very hard to fit all of the electronics in the hilt, even with the plug and play version. In the end it worked great! I loved how bright the saber was and it sounded fantastic, but there was one problem. Because of the rumble motor the electronics kept fumbling around within the hilt so I was always afraid I was going to break something by swinging it around. So in order to resolve this, my Dad filled all of the empty space in the saber with flat bubble wrap to prevent the electronics from moving. To nobody's surprise it worked. I used it regularly and showed it to my friends and we all had fun with it for nearly a week. Suddenly one time when I was using it, I started to smell smoke coming from the hilt. After opening up the saber I saw that the soundboard had a dark streak of burn damage across it, so it couldn't turn on anymore. I sent it back to Saberforge a couple of days later and got a full refund, with the exception of shipping of course. Years later I'm still not sure if the electronics just failed, or if it was the bubble wrap that caused them to burn. Moral of the story, don't mess with electronics unless you are 100% aware of what you're doing. I wouldn't recommend Saberforge to new saber buyer's, especially the adaptive saber parts. Despite the hilts being very high quality, the electronics just aren't comparable to other companies nowadays. I'm about to purchase another saber, probably from either Crimson Dawn or Korbanth, and I'm certain that my experience with this next saber is going to be much better, because Saberforge didn't set the bar as high as I had hoped.

[@racertreycer4231]

I actually had a pretty good experience from ultra-sabers. because they had a station at Fan X/Salt lake comic con, so I didn’t have to wait for a delivery, I do think that the tech is outdated but I did buy it when I was really young.

[@princeofpeace2915]

The force was with you on that one.

[@racertreycer4231]

@@princeofpeace2915 hahaha

[@chalion8399]

I just found this video (you tube was hiding it from me) and I've a couple questions to ask. 1) The customers for UltraSabers. How long have they been purchasing from them? Since Covid hit, they've had a LOT of problems, supply, customer service and work reliability are most of the things that changed in the last 2- ish years. I had purchased from US for 3 years previously and I only had 2 problems with over 40 orders I made with them, resolved to my satisfaction. Since Covid, I've had maybe 8 more orders but 3 problems, with only some resolution. So I can see where the dividing line is. 2) Is that US hilt one of the newer LED string light equipped ones? I have not purchased from US since their release, so I cannot vouch say their build quality or reliability. Other makers caught my eye. All of the US neo pixel reviews I can find online only highlight their hilts, blade luminesce and sound quality, but they didn't take the hilts apart like I do.

[@kevinmcdeath]

welcome back from insanity m8

[@StarWarsIRL]

Haha thank you 🙏🏻

[@kevinmcdeath]

@@StarWarsIRL btw i bought an ultrasaber. I never use it as it was for duelling and my friends never got one. Its rattly, pretty dim, really heavy as i picked a duelling blade, and the pommel comes of after a few strikes. it is pretty durable though, looks good in the dark and a nice design. Did take a while to deliver. Overall, it sucks but isnt terrble for its intended purpose at the moment, which is to sit there and look good

[@steven_jschillin]

@@StarWarsIRL I would like you to do an video on an company called artsabers

[@donny4405]

I ordered my very first light saber from saber forge. After multiple videos of research, customer reviews, and many nights sleeping on it. I can officially saw that I own a custom Hero Pixel combat saber from Saber forge. Their website makes ordering and customizing your saber easy and straight forward. The sound fonts, blade effects, colors, and feel is absolutely amazing! The build quality is out of this world. Though it did take about 15 weeks for me to get it, i understand with covid and everything, it makes sense. And with every hilt being custom made and machined to perfection does make sense with long production times. I live 2 states away and took only 3 days shipping. I haven't gotten around to dueling with my blade but after some mild testing the durability is honestly out of this world. I'm a lot more comfortable with dueling. All in all 9.5/10 from me with the only con is production time if you want one fast. If not then the production time could be a pro.

[@falmatrix2r]

being in the US : here's all those lightsabers companies French me : we got baguettes, it's pretty close

[@sologalaxy2785]

Does the ultrasaber mystery thing come with a blade

[@thatslit3970]

I love Imperial Workshop, they have amazing customer service and their sabers are amazing for spinning, tricks, they are really realistic and most of them are amazing for dueling, they have tons of features, smooth swing, tip drag, and many more features. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get into sabers or even if you have a huge collection. overall I love them so much!

[@ottowikander6155]

I think Ultrasaber is great. I have bought from them, it arrived fast and lived up to every expectation. Many will say that it has bad features but my sound on my ultrasaber is great I have the premium sound, I have many different sound fonts and its loud and clear. I have almost never seen a brighter light than my saber and I have compered it to other sabers. Mostly I use mine for dueling and I have had it for one year now. The quality is the best! Many say that their sabers break after like one year or so but even if I hit my saber the hardest I can at my dueling partner it wont get a scratch.

[@jamethogany]

One of the things about rebel sabers and crimson dawn (and others like dark wolf sabers and plenty of others) is that they resell LGT sabers. That is a Chinese company and you can see many of the same designs in several saber companies shops. Having been in the hobby for a decade I can speak somewhat to the companies with the longest histories. As mentioned in this video ultrasabers makes products with tech from the early days of the hobby. Believe it or not they used to sell PVC sabers, it where they got their start. While I agree with the review I just want to add one thing about the sabers. Besides the V2 models, the rest of their hilts are pretty thick and may be less comfortable to manage for petite hands. The other companies on this list tend to be thinner and easier to hold. I had seen Vader's vault back then but they mostly did custom one of a kind units that you can still see on their gallery. There was no combat class at the time, so I decided to get into sabers with ultrasabers. I joined the forums and spent basically all my free time getting into the community. I got several sabers and liked them. However, I paid extra for a forum exclusive color for a staff (two hilts coupled) and that's where it started falling down. The color didn't match and for a staff that's kind of important. I sent it back to get fixed and they sent it back red in stead of yellow and they refused to refund the extra I had paid. This was before control boards allowed for color changing. It never got better. I was still a fan and still on the forums and suggested they could come to the salt lake city comic convention because it was huge and there are lots of nerds here. The next event they were here so I went by the booth to say hi and they were the rudest most elite self important people I had ever met. By this time I had sabers from a couple different companies and this was the last straw. I swore off ultrasabers. Saberforge had more designs and they did a ready to ship thing from time to time so my first hilt came quick and I instantly felt the size was better and more comfortable. Over time though it became apparent the owner had a personality problem and lashed out at people sometimes. I did have a couple issues that were resolved without issue, but on their Facebook group I got banned when all I did was agree with the owner's post. Really weird. I also find their lack of transparency disturbing, they didn't always post their lead times so you would think you could just place an order and then you'll get your stuff soon, but it seems to always take forever. Vader's vault included more features like an internal chassis and recharge port as standard on their combat class earlier on the timeline than any other company. So the pricetag actually was much lower than the likes of ultrasabers, for instance, when you added any of the possible add ons to get a similarly featured hilt. They have some of the thinnest hilts for the most comfortable handling of any saber I've used. While their wait times can be extremely long they do have several ready to ship sales throughout the year and if you can jump on one of those you can usually get some pretty cool and unique sabers in a week or two. Saber Mach is good too, but they, like Sabertrio, have limited designs and often show out of stock. One company that I don't see mentioned many times but it has been around for the longest I think is The Custom Saber Shop. While for a long time they didn't offer a complete hilts they do have some options now. Mostly they just supported the community by offering a lot of custom pieces that you could put together yourself. They sell pretty much everything. They have LEDs, wiring, batteries, LED lenses, all of the parts you might need to put together your saber. You can buy the parts as they come or you can even message them and have custom work done to design a hilt that's just the way you want. Different colors for powder coating pieces, CNC machine work to cut unique profiles in parts, shrouds, lots of things. You can have them assemble things or you can just get the parts to build it yourself. It's more in depth though because a lot of things you'll have to DIY. Soldering wires and cutting internal chassis supports might be necessary, but you get to build your own saber from scratch, so that's fun. A note about Sabertrio is they release batches of a design so it's go to be on an email list to be notified when the design you like becomes available.

[@thompuckett9547]

Just bought a couple of sabers from UltraSabers. Great experience over all. Ended up being on of two summer 2023 grand prize winners from a huge list of people. Only issue was with UPS and UltraSabers took care of that quickly.

[@samfisher1024]

Prepandemic was looking at Kyberlight lightsabers about 2 weeks before my country went into lockdown. Been trying to find unbaised reviews and how they stack up against other companies. Good to know was on the right track. It wouldnt be a prop my buddies would duel alot. Glad to hear they hold up! Thanks for your reviews!!

[@DamnedBurrito]

Recently heard about dark wolf sabers, and decided to buy one. I tested the customer service by messaging them before I purchased it, and they got back to me within minutes. Answered all the questions I had. Placed my order and the same day I got a message saying, they were out of the 32 inch blade, and asked if I was okay with the 36” blade. Felt nice to be asked instead of them just assuming anything. The very next day it was in for shipping. Only been 1 day so I am still waiting for the saber, however so far very good experience.

[@jonathanarriola4191]

Thank you SO much for the information! I’m a long time Star Wars fan, but just recently getting into the saber hobby. This video really helped, and I appreciate the in depth work that you did to help viewers out. Thanks!

[@risingoblivion2024]

Tbh I’ve been wanting to get a nice lightsaber to have around the house. Probably wont be going around dueling with it but as something I can show off. Hopefully the company’s in this list will have what I would want. This is a great video both by editing style and a somewhat accurate list for people to learn about lightsabers

[@Jeddxh]

This video was well planned and well thought out, well done SW IRL. I have purchased a total of 5 lightsabers and received 4 of them. 1. DX Sabers a total scam I never received my saber nor my money back and have refused to continue business with them at all ever. 2. Korbanth I received very quickly I bought both my Vader and Anakin’s Skinnyflex saber from them which are probably my best looking sabers as far as quality. They were on the expensive side and I had to add the custom features myself such as the grip but overall happy with my experience with them. 3. Saberforge I like I’ve designed 2 lightsabers using their assembly parts service. They are good for dueling I just started practicing with them so hopefully they last me some time. They do take a while but it’s a lightsaber and I don’t have to put it together myself. Overall, I think it’s important to do your research first and compare the same saber you want from different companies. Me personally I go with Saberforge for customizing my own saber or dueling with. And I look for Korbanth if I’m looking for sabers to showcase only.

[@matthewsweeney9454]

Dang, very impressive breakdown! I just bought my first proffie lightsaber and have been watching so many different videos while I wait lol

[@vXoHELLFIREoXv]

This video was perfect for answering my questions, and very well constructed! Thank you for your insight 🙏🏼

[@patrickkelly5048]

I vote with Rebel Sabers. They are awesome and affordable. Their customer software is top-notch and they get back to you within a few hours (even on the weekends!!!) I got the Xenopixel upgrade for a hilt I bought from them beforehand. I asked them a question on it and they gave me a 15 percent off coupon!!! They also have decent shipping time. Totally recommend!!!

[@RichardDCook]

Thanks so much for this video!! (Without it I might have been Ultra Sabers next victim.) Instead, for my very first lightsabre I ordered a "featured in-stock saber" from Crimson Dawn (they have a ton of in-stock sabres) and got it in TWO DAYS. I ordered on Tuesday, getting the extended Black Friday 15% off, and got it on Thursday, in plenty of time for this weekend's Los Angeles Comic Con. The hilt is a beautiful replica of Old Ben Kenobi's sabre, perfect for my cosplay. Five stars for Crimson Dawn!

[@Galanos22]

Ordered Saberforge Consular Eco saber w xeno electronics November 28th. Just shipped arriving December 9th. I was worried with everyone saying shipping takes forever after I ordered I would be screwed especially w the holidays in action. but now I’ll receive it with time to spare for Christmas :) pretty quick. Gotta be upgrading over there

[@slammedek6452]

There's a lot of info here. I just want a decent but bright neo blade. That sounds light a light saber when I move it. I dont need to hit anything. But I dont wanna drop it and have it quit working. Who should I homestly go with if I wanna stay under 300

[@chengtairen8633]

I have 7 sabers from Ultrasabers. I bought one years ago from their original Grab Bag option because I couldn't bring myself to spend $500 for a dueling lightsaber, having never bought one before. Won the lottery with a Dark Shock with Emerald and Obsidian soundboard. No battery problems. Heavy dueling against rattan and other lightsabers, and no problems or damage. Been about 6 years at this point. I planned a large purchase to equip my whole family, including 2 for specific cosplays. Spent 2 years planning it and probably would have spent another 2 years doing so, but pulled the trigger when they ran a 50% off sale. No idea why these huge sales (been 30-50% off for 6 months now). Got 4 with sound, from Obsidian Lite to Diamond (ran the whole gamut save for their neopixels), plus a pair of mystery box sabers that proved to be basic stunt sabers (no lottery win, here). Delivery took 3 business days from ordering. Was not at all ready for that. Especially for all the stories of slow delivery over the last 3 years. A lot of heavy and light dueling with the kids and 2 problems on 2 sabers have come up: The Archon v3.1 doesn't retain the blade well. The shallow cup of the emitter allows too much movement and it works loose of the hex screw after only a few minutes. I have to stop and tighten it a lot; The other is the Graflex turns green on impact at random moments and then back to blue at equally random moments. I haven't plugged it into my computer yet to run the troubleshooter. Another video says this is a common problem, but it's the only time I've seen it and that one video is the only time I've heard of it otherwise. The only other complaint is the onboard menu of my Diamond controller doesn't match the videos on youtube and linked to on their site, but the controller software provided the updated menu directions. In case I wasn't clear, I am happy with my purchases and will be communicating with the company about the random colour change issue to see if there is a fix or if they will do necessary repairs. No bad experiences with them as of yet.

[@thesenate8039]

Quite a few of my friends has ordered from neosabers and its pretty good!

[@stugryffin3619]

Your data analysis is insane i frickin love it

[@DaddyStovepipe2442]

I’m on the list to order a Junk Yard Saber where it’s COMPLETELY unique on different sabers with none being the same. They’re pricey, but from what I’ve seen they’re SUPER sturdy and worth it. Already lined up a dude to make me a chassis and that’s going to be my first build. A Starkiller too 😍

[@HatBoy19]

Ooooh I bought a lightsaber from Padawan Outpost about half a year ago and I honestly had one of the best customer and product experiences ever. Not only was the saber awesome (Padawan Outpost is a reseller of LGT sabers), their prices are unrivalled for the UK, the shipping was quick, they delivered the order with my custom request for a 32" blade and when I had enquiries about the saber after I'd bought it, they were quick to get back to me and patient and helpful. I can't praise Padawan Outpost enough!

[@galefs_minis_n_sabers]

I think it's very telling that the 2 companies that had "perfect" score both sell the same product. Crimson Dawn & Rebel Sabers are both vendors for LGT sabers. So are Darkwolf Sabers & Vire Sabers. All provide the same compatible LGT parts and cores. Although it's important to note that any replica sabers will have specific parts that aren't VHC compatible like most of the "build your own" designs.

[@prototonepr0tag0nist79]

Honestly really good to see something like this with statistics since I bought from saber forms and it's on its way so I am pretty hyped for my own lightsaber

[@HawkSpotYT]

I bought a dueling saber from own a saber and I love it. It has a rechargeable battery 12 different colors, different sound level and sound fonts, its balanced, durable, and great design. Definitely recommend!!!!!

[@ryann45]

I bought a Galaxy's edge saber last year. Has a nice start up sequence on the blade, and absolutely does have deflection sound effects. Only downside is the sound effects are not very loud, and obviously is not meant for dueling/sparring.

[@NerdOfHellsKitchen]

Favorite is Disney s Legacy lightsabers, love the color and look of the blades, the hilts look and feel so real and amazing and the pricing is great! The boxes that you get them in at Disney look sick, the battery is great, the blade is easy to take out, the sounds are amazing as well and they have great customer service! Also have amazing stock!

[@devcrazyy9276]

I got my Sabertrio lightsaber (my baby and my first lightsaber) a few months back, and I’ve got to say…the quality of the hilt is amazing, their customer service was constantly replying to me and was always helpful, it’s easy to wield, and the features (now with gesture controls, as they updated all sabers to Proffie 2.0) are unmatched, even shipping and construction time only took about 4 weeks and it was completely custom made, amazing.

[@devcrazyy9276]

To add onto that, while stock always does run low, and their sales aren’t regular, it brings excitement and competition to their openings, to see who will get it, and to add on, it’s because they take their time on orders, and custom tailor it to each customer 👍

[@Kilhunter13]

Years ago I bought a number of sabers from Ultrasabers, and had no problems with them until I bought a Saberforge Gladius and realized their quality just wasn't up to par. Saberforge will get my business in any future purchases.

[@jonathanb1987]

Over the course of a few years, I have bought six stunt sabers with no sound with the standard battery setup(4 AAAs) from Ultrasabers. The only one That I had an "issue" with was my wife's saber. I bought hers with the Sunrider's Destiny (Teal) color. According to their website it is made with multicolor RGB LEDs and combining two diodes to create the Blade Color. When the batteries are almost dead the blade will turn green. As soon as I put fresh batteries in it, the original color was back. My son's and I are very hard on the sabers, especially my oldest. He is now 19 and we took them out for a bit of fun over the weekend and everything still works as they did the day I bought them. Overall I do believe that Ultrasabers have the most durable hilts and battle ready sabers for the money. I'm sure the heavy blades are the same ones as all the other companies use. I have been looking at Neo Sabers as a stunt saber with sound. They use an RGBx or XenoPixel core. My only concern is the lack of thickness in the hilt. I worry that the hilt from Neo Sabers will crack if hit too hard.

[@Lycanris]

My first saber WAS going to be UltraSaber. I was going to buy it while I was at Fan Expo Dallas last weekend. Luckily, the guy that was tattooing me that day said to check out Crimson Dawn instead. I'm glad I was talked out of getting an UltraSaber. Now, I haven't bought a saber from Crimson Dawn. But I plan on it within the next few months. I ended up buying the Shadow set from SabersPro online. I honestly have a high opinion of SabersPro right now. It's well made, have a fair bit of brightness, and is very sturdy. They have a lot of enjoyable features, and I genuinely think I made a good choice by picking SabersPro instead of UltraSabers. But I plan on buying a Crimson Dawn saber soon.

[@jett7033]

First time ordering a saber did it at custom saber, got in 3 days (in NYC), have nothing, but good things to say about it. RBG $149 dueling blade, could of done nonpixel options, lot of fonts can use software to add more, sturdy blade, good sound, etc, etc. Good amount of options, good value. good introduction.

[@timechanger6679]

I really want to get a good saber, and I wanted to see if there was anything really great, and honestly I really am glad I can see this! 😁

[@lauracoffee2780]

I've had a good experience with TCG Sabers. The hilt quality and features are great. The blade is nice and bright and you can change the color. They offer custom engraving. Shipping can be a little slow, but not unreasonable. I just wish they offered more blade lengths.

[@lauracoffee2780]

Oops, typo! That should be TGC Sabers.

[@michaelmalgioglio1532]

I purchased the menace saver from Allysabers, initially I heard a lot of good things about them, cost efficiency, quality neopixel, etc. Now I am hearing that it’s more of a gamble and if somethings messed up I’m not gonna get my money back. Today is August 10th I ordered the saber on August 5th. When it comes in I’ll come back to this video and tell you guys my thoughts

[@michaelmalgioglio1532]

Today is august 27th, and I received the menace saber yesterday! The quality of the hilt and blade is very sleek, although it was longer than 8-12 business days, it is absolutely worth the wait. Although I might not be getting an allysaber due to the gambling aspect, I will be getting more neopixels in the future

[@Zarsu470]

This helps alot for someone looking to get their first saber, thank you so much!

[@zeroxexe111]

So far I've bought four sabers from Saberforge. Three Gen 4 eco-sabers 1 apprentice warrior-tier saber. They take a couple day to respond if you need ANYthing but I feel the products for your money is NOT a miss! Granted if you buy from them I hope your not crunching out a Cosplay for a Convention, you must be patient it takes months to get your saber. (IF YOUR ON THAT IMPULSE BUY MODE THE ECO-SABERS DO THE TRICK)* they are physically thinner that the other sabers by diameter. I love mine SO FAR and I've not gotten to Duel yet.

[@Joseph-uy8xc]

You should review a asp saber from saberforge