SABNEO Light Saber V8 Pixel 2.0 NOVA Infinity Colors Last Generation Soundboard SB-V8 2.0 3W Premium Speaker, for Dueling, Smooth Swing 2.0, Neo Pixel Saber Multiple Sound and Light Effects (Silver)

I currently own several lightsabers however,I wanted to buy my first affordable pixel saber so I got the Sabneo V8 Nova.,It is a very nice lightsaber with many options.One really nice feature is the colors change for the different sounds fonts.You can also change the colors to each font and it will be set to that font “Very nice” couldn’t seem to change infinite or rainbow thou.User error? Only negatives are could be a little more comfortable to spin but it is very doable.Sound also is a little low but overall, great product for the price!

Arrived dead right out of the box. Packaging is really flimsy, I think that's how it gets damaged during shipping.

Bought this for my cousin, he really loves it! Sound fonts are pretty great, and the various effects of the Xenopixel blades are really cool. My cousin especially liked the hilt of this model, and that's saying something coming from a member of HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts).We had an issue with the blade that was shipped with it, and we tinkered with it a bit to try to fix it. I tried writing to the company's website for support and providing them with a video of the issue at their request, they then sent out a replacement blade for free and it's been working perfectly since! 10/10 for their support team.

I purchased two of these for Christmas for my boys(9&12). And an Alpha for myself. We are very happy with the Sabneo products and customer service. One of the batteries was a dud so I reached out to Sabneo. Even though I didn’t purchase them directly from Sabneo they are sending me a new soundboard…. amazing!!

The media could not be loaded. I bought the Sabneo V8 after enjoying a pixel saber from Kuvpot. At almost twice the cost of the Kuvpot at the time of purchase, the V8 was meant to be an upgrade, but it turned out to be so only in its looks and better speaker quality. The V8's hilt is very handsome, and the sound effects come through clearly without distortion. But in "everyday" use, the Kuvpot suits my body size better. The V8 is heavier and has a longer blade than the Kuvpot, making it more awkward to swing. Taller users may find the V8 easier to handle. Also, the V8 has twin raised control buttons, which increases the chance that your fingers might inadvertently press them while swinging. In comparison, the Kuvpot has a single button that is flush with the hilt. I can recommend the V8 if you want a saber with high build quality and visual wow factor that isn't obscenely expensive. For me, the Kuvpot saber represents a better value for a similar amount of functionality, while looking great as well in its simpler design. The V8 is something to show off in one's collection, while maybe a bit too precious to use often.