Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR 2 PCS Sables de Luz de 775 mm con 7 Colores RGB, 4 Modos de Sonido y Mango Realista, Espadas de Sable Iluminadas Recargables para Adultos y Niños para Cosplay de Halloween y Navidad, Cumpleaños

Kids loved it the only downside is the tube can come out of the handle when they hit each other too hard - you can try to tell them not to hit too hard but it is inevitable.

I’ve been using this metal‑handled lightsaber for a while now and it has been excellent. It’s comfortable to handle, straightforward to operate, and clearly built with durability in mind.

Kids love them and they can take a lot of abuse and work good

Bright and vivid, the 12 RGB colors are, hmm. Light up sword, it is, with flashy effects, yes. Four sounds it has, making the experience fun, hmm. Rechargeable, it is, so no need for batteries often, hmm. Feel the power, you will, when wielding this toy, hmm. Lightweight and easy to handle, it is, suitable for young Jedi or Sith, hmm. Durable build, it has, but handle with care, you should, hmm. Great for play, cosplay, or light saber battles, it is, hmm. Price reasonable, considering the features, it is, yes. Overall, a good choice for star wars fans, this VEVOR Light Sword is, hmm. Enjoy it, you will. May the force be with your battles, hmm!

For the price, this is a sturdy, metal saber handle with a nice resilient dueling saber. It has a bunch of colours and modes, and LOTS of sound sets for different saber types. Switching things is a little tricky to get a handle on, but how to change settings is well documented in the instructions, and it's somewhat straightforward. Overall, this is a pretty incredible deal. My ONLY two complaints about this are: 1) There's no list of soundsets in the manual. It has 16 of them, and when you switch to one, you get a quick quote that is supposed to clue you in as to which set you're using. Vader is obvious. There's a Mandalorian darksaber sound set. I think one of them is General Grievous, but I'm not SUPER sure. And then there are... others. Maybe one is Kylo Ren? Maybe not? I'm PRETTY sure one's Ahsoka. But there are two that might be Yoda. Maybe a Kenobi from the prequels. Honestly, I just don't know for sure, so it'd be nice if that were all listed in the manual in order. 2) The button is easy to hit. It's not recessed. And that's really easy to push, but unfortunately, really easy to push when you're playing, too. I often discover I've hit the button while playing and have switched a mode or shut the thing off. A slightly recessed button might be better for that. Other than those two issues, though, this is a fantastic saber, and I'm super thrilled with it.

Solid handle. Have seen others of similar make on other sites for much more than this one costs. So worth the money. Nice balance and length. Standard insert with the bigger range of colors and saber sounds. You may proceed.

Unlike plastic versions from walmart, these light sabers have a nice weight and feel to them. Takes a bit to learn how to change all of the settings, but it was entertaining going through everything. Loads of variations of colors and iconic light saber sounds. The grand kids couldn't get enough of them. They have held up being thrashed around by an 8 and 10 year old so far. I bought one of each style from vevor and this one was the lightest of the 3, but also had the least variances. Still a great toy.

Unfortunately the charger came damaged. I'm wondering if we can get a replacement sent to us?

Not the greatest, one out of two worked. Price was right, but like the saying... you get what you pay for. Bright and sounds pretty good, give it that

pommel was missing, and item not the same design as display, do not buy