OBI WAN EP3 LIGHTSABER
- Duel-ready performance Smooth-swing audio, blade-light color control and XENO Configurator App support.
- 18-month warranty 18-month limited warranty from delivery, with lifetime online technical support.
- Worldwide delivery Tracked delivery is available to supported destinations around the world.
- Insured shipping guarantee Eligible shipments are protected against confirmed loss or transit damage under the applicable claim terms.
Choose your blade system XRGB (Baselit) vs Xenopixel
Which one fits you?
XRGB (Baselit)
Practice & value
A lighter blade with simpler, lower-cost replacement. A practical pick for regular practice.
Xenopixel
Cinematic light effects
More even illumination and animated blade effects. Ideal for cosplay, display and filming.
The key differences
Light & effects
- XRGB (Baselit)
- LED in the hilt. Multi-color glow, brightest near the blade base. Whole-blade lighting effects vary by core.
- Xenopixel
- LEDs inside the blade. More even brightness, scrolling ignition and animated effects, depending on firmware.
Dueling & durability
- XRGB (Baselit)
- A hollow blade with no LED strip inside, suited to frequent training with the correct compatible blade.
- Xenopixel
- LEDs inside the blade. Suitable current models support heavy dueling; inspect the blade and contacts before practice.
Weight & handling
- XRGB (Baselit)
- Lighter blade. Agile for spins, drills and longer practice sessions.
- Xenopixel
- The LED strip adds some blade weight, giving a more substantial feel.
Replacement & care
- XRGB (Baselit)
- A simple hollow blade is generally easier and less expensive to replace.
- Xenopixel
- Pixel blades usually cost more to replace. Keep blade contacts clean and correctly aligned.
Both current versions support heavy dueling except Arbiter and Neon Dagger. Use compatible blades and follow your model's instructions.
XRGB and Xenopixel lightsabers can both deliver multiple blade colors, responsive sound and an immersive experience. The main difference is where the light comes from: XRGB uses a powerful in-hilt RGB LED to illuminate a hollow blade, while Xenopixel places individually addressable LEDs along the blade for brighter, more detailed effects.
| Feature | XRGB (Baselit) | Xenopixel |
|---|---|---|
| Lighting system | A high-output RGB LED inside the hilt shines through a hollow, removable polycarbonate blade. | Individually addressable LEDs run along the inside of the removable pixel blade. |
| Brightness | Produces a strong glow that is brightest near the emitter and gradually softens toward the blade tip. | Produces brighter, more even illumination from the base of the blade to the tip. |
| Blade effects | Supports full-blade color changes and core-dependent effects such as steady, pulse and unstable lighting. | Supports progressive ignition and retraction plus animated effects such as pulse, unstable, fire and rainbow, depending on firmware. |
| Sound and motion | Smooth-swing audio with XENO Configurator controls for color, volume, sounds and custom sound fonts. | Smooth-swing audio paired with pixel blade effects. App controls match current Baselit versions. |
| Dueling and durability | A hollow blade with no internal LED strip, suited to regular training with the correct compatible hilt and blade. | LEDs run inside the blade for lighting effects. Use a compatible blade and inspect it before contact practice. |
| Blade feel | A lighter blade creates a fast, agile feel for spins, drills and longer practice sessions. | The internal LED strip adds some blade weight, creating a slightly more substantial, cinematic feel. |
| Replacement and care | The simpler hollow blade is generally easier and less expensive to replace. | Pixel blades usually cost more to replace and need clean, correctly aligned blade contacts. |
| Best for | Frequent dueling, training, beginners and buyers who prioritize durability and value. | Cosplay, display, filming, collectors and buyers who want the most immersive visual effects. |
Choose XRGB (Baselit) if…
You expect regular saber practice or frequent contact, prefer a lighter blade and want a durable, lower-cost replacement option.
Choose Xenopixel if…
You want brighter edge-to-edge illumination, scrolling ignition and cinematic blade animations for cosplay, display or video.
Current Baselit and Xenopixel/Xeno3 versions share App functions and support heavy dueling, except Arbiter and Neon Dagger. App parity does not mean identical hardware or interchangeable firmware. Follow the model's instructions.
Built for every clash
A blade built to take the hit
High-impact polycarbonate blades are designed to absorb repeated strikes, helping resist cracks and damage through regular dueling, training and choreography.
- Impact resistant
- Duel ready
Smooth swing. Realistic sound.
Responsive motion tracking keeps every clash, spin and swing in sync with rich, cinematic sound—bringing more realism to sparring, combat choreography and cosplay.
- Smooth swing
- Immersive sound
- Battle ready
See It In Action
Standard Package
- 1x Hilt with Kit and Battery
- 1x Blade
- 1x Allen Key
- 2x Screws Pack
- 1x USB Charging Cable
- 1x User Manual
Details
Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber from Revenge of the Sith — carried during the climactic duel on Mustafar against his fallen apprentice Anakin. The most iconic version of Obi-Wan's saber.
Specifications
Product specifications
Model-specific dimensions, included parts and materials are listed in the product description above when available.
| Core options | XRGB (Baselit) / Xenopixel |
|---|---|
| Blade & color | Multi-color blade lighting via XENO Configurator. Blade diameter, length and construction depend on the selected model. |
| Motion & sound | Compatible configurations include responsive smooth-swing sound, clash effects and gesture controls. |
| Mobile connection | Bluetooth with XENO Configurator on iOS and Android for both current Baselit and Xenopixel/Xeno3 versions. |
| Power | Rechargeable battery system. Capacity, charging connector and runtime vary by model and core. |
| Materials | Hilt construction, blade diameter and blade material are model-specific and are stated in the product description when available. |
Features, firmware, sound fonts, included accessories and control commands can vary by model and selected core. The selected variant and supplied manual take precedence.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between XRGB (Baselit) and Xenopixel?
- XRGB (Baselit): The LED sits inside the hilt and shines into a hollow blade. This construction is lighter, easier to maintain and generally the better choice for frequent or heavier-contact dueling.
- Xenopixel: Addressable LEDs run along the blade for progressive ignition and detailed lighting effects. Our current Xenopixel/Xeno3 sabers support heavy dueling except Arbiter and Neon Dagger, which are not for any dueling.
Which core should I choose for dueling?
Our current Baselit and Xenopixel/Xeno3 sabers support heavy dueling, except Arbiter and Neon Dagger, which are not for any contact use. Use compatible blades and follow the model's instructions.
What blade colors are available?
Both current versions support blade-light color changes through XENO Configurator. Hilt finish is a separate choice.
Technical specifications FAQ
Does the saber support smooth swing and gesture control?
Compatible configurations use motion sensing for responsive smooth-swing audio and gesture commands such as twist activation. Sensitivity and available gestures vary by core and firmware.
Can I connect the saber to a mobile app?
All current Baselit and Xenopixel/Xeno3 versions connect to XENO Configurator on iOS and Android, with matching App functions for color, volume, sounds and custom font import.
Can I customize sound fonts and blade effects?
Both current versions support custom sound-font imports through XENO Configurator or an SD card. Follow your core's file and import instructions.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on blade brightness, volume, effects, battery capacity and the selected core. The model-specific description and supplied charging instructions provide the applicable guidance.
Can the blade be removed?
Most full-size models use a removable blade secured by retention screws, but blade mounting and included display plugs vary. Check the product description and included-parts list for this model.
What is the return policy?
Eligible unused items can be returned within 30 days of delivery, with original packaging and all accessories. See the Refund Policy for conditions and instructions.
Shipping & Warranty
Shipping, protection and long-term support
Orders are prepared and handed to the carrier within three business days after confirmation.
Estimated carrier transit is four to seven business days after dispatch.
Lightsaber products include an 18-month limited warranty from delivery.
Free online technical guidance remains available for the life of the product.
Worldwide tracked delivery is available to supported destinations. Eligible shipments include insurance protection for confirmed loss or transit damage; claims remain subject to carrier evidence and policy terms.
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