Everything under the hood: blade types, cores, blade lengths, and what's in the box.

Every Luma Saber is built the same way, real hilt, real blade, real electronics. Where they differ is the tech inside. This guide breaks down the core options, blade lengths, and lighting types so you can match the internals to how you'll actually use your saber.

Baselit vs. Neopixel

Baselit lights the blade from the base with fewer LEDs and is built for heavy dueling, while neopixel runs LEDs the full length of the blade for even brightness and realism, best for light dueling and display. Most first-timers choose neopixel.

Core Comparison

The core decides how your saber lights up, sounds, and how much of a hit it can take. RGB and S-RGB (Baselit) are tough and affordable, built for heavy dueling with 12-16 sound fonts, while SNv4 Pro and Proffie (Neopixel) run LEDs throughout the entire blade for a realistic glow effect, with 25-27 sound fonts, ignition styles, and combat effects for screen-accurate light dueling and display. Most first-timers go with SNV4.

Blade Length: 32" vs 36"

32" is the most popular, balanced, and easy to maneuver choice for dueling and all-around use, while 36" offers screen-accurate reach and presence but with less agility.

Bluetooth: For S-RGB and SNV4 Pro sabers only

S-RGB and SNv4 Pro lightsabers pair with the ForcePark app via bluetooth to control sound, blade effects, and settings straight from your phone. If you're just starting out, this is the best way to take advantage of all the features on your saber.

What's Included

Every lightsaber ships with everything you need to start dueling or displaying, no extra purchases required. Every order includes 1 lightsaber hilt, 1 removable blade (82cm/92cm), 1 charging cable, 1 rechargeable battery, 1 user manual, and 1 box.

Sabers that require an SD card ship with one pre-installed.

Proffie Screen-Accurate sabers also include a free horizontal display stand.