Ignite - Combat Saber

There are two types of our sabers: those with a base-lit hilt (Standard) and those with a pixel blade (Eco, GHv3, and Proffie).

All of our sabers have a lot of different character styles and the ability to turn off sounds when needed. If you want to, you can change the power of the 2-3W speaker to your liking.

We added a "flash on clash" effect to our sabers that makes them look more real by bursting with light when they hit something.

Our sabers use "smooth swing" technology to make you feel more like you're part of the action. This feature changes the volume and pitch of the sound depending on how fast and which way your saber is facing.

Our saber hilts are made from a strong metal alloy that will last for a long time. Because they are modular, they are made up of different parts that can be taken apart and put back together again with different parts.

With a thickness of 2 mm, the polycarbonate blade is strong enough to handle fierce battles and collisions with other blades.

There are two types of recharging batteries that come with each saber: 3000mAh and 3600mAh. With the USB cord that comes with it, charging is easy. A complete charge requires between 4 and 8 hours. The Allen key and screws that come with the kit make it easier to attach the blade to the hilt.

Our pixel blades are different because they have a strong 50W LED strip that runs the whole length of them. This makes them much brighter than the normal 12W LED RGB base-lit versions. 

The Eco model has settings that can be changed, such as motion controls and basic font colors, for people who want to make it their own. You can also change things and add your own sounds.

When it comes to customization, our GHv3 and Proffie Pixel sabers are the best. You can add new sounds and a lot of visual effects, which makes them very flexible. The modification options in the GHv3 model's saber menu are simple to use, however the Proffie model requires more sophisticated expertise and the use of a device with software to transfer software to the boards. 

The Eco Pixel saber is the best choice if you want a very bright 50W LED battle saber that doesn't need to have its sound and graphics changed. The price of these sabers is lower than those of the GHv3 and Proffie Pixel, but they are a big step up from the 12W RGB base-lit models.

What's Included?

- Hilt

- Polycarbonate Blade

- Battery (Installed)

- USB Charging Cable (Or external battery charger depending on hilt)

- Allen Key and Fixing Screws

- USB Card Reader (For Eco/Xenopixel V2 Sabers)

- Metal Spacers (On Selected Hilts Only)

- Spare Switch Board (On Selected Premium Hilts Only)

- Instructions Card (QR Code)

 Comparison

Scroll On Mobile →	Standard (Xeno3 RGB)	Eco Pixel (Xeno3 Pixel)	GHv3 / Proffie
Blade	Standard Hollow	LED Pixel	LED Pixel
Volume Control	✓	✓	✓
Duel Ready	✓   (Heavy)	✓ (Light/Medium)	✓ (Light/Medium)
Flash on Clash	✓	✓	✓
Sound Fonts	✓ 9 Fonts	✓ 30+	✓ 30+
Blaster Deflection	✓	✓	✓
Lock-up	✓	✓	✓
Colour Change	✓	✓	✓
Smooth Swing	✓	✓	✓
Battery	3000mAh	3600mAh	3600mAh
Motion Controls	✓	✓	✓
Customisable Sounds	✓	✓	✓
Customisable Motion Controls	✓	✓	✓
Smooth Saber Ignition		✓	✓
Customisable Pixel Length		✓	✓
Various Blade Ignition		✓	✓
Various Blade Styles		✓	✓
Customisable Blade Ignition			✓
Customisable Blade Styles			✓
Customise on the go			✓ (GHv3 Only)
Full Customisation			✓
Bluetooth App	✓	✓

 

Weathering, Etching and Battle Scarring

We have the option for your sabers to be weathered, etched or battle scarred.

For the weathering, this means that we take your hilt and make it look like it has had long exposure to the atmosphere, giving it a worn, run down look and a battle used kind of look.

With etching we add a stencil in the design you choose to protect your hilt and then use acid to remove the remaining metal giving a 3D textured pattern on your saber.

Battle scarring requires us to make cuts and gouges to your hilt to make it look like it has been used in combat and been hit by another saber.

Each process requires us to either sand parts of the hilt, add marks, scratches, dents or other battle like scars or by adding paints or chemicals to adjust the look of feel of the hilt.

This is very labour intensive and can extend the lead time and increase the cost of the saber. It can take up to 2 weeks to get your saber customised - this is on top of the normal 2 week production time for the parts, core and assembly of everything.