As with most lightsaber toys, it comes with motion-activated noise and lighting effects so you can pretend you’re the man himself while you swing it around. Any Star Wars fan’s collection would benefit from including this Star Wars Extendable Luke Skywalker Lightsaber.

You can really inject some personality into your lightsaber here though, with axe-style blades available alongside the usual straight tubes, and you can keep costs down by selecting a standard infinity blade over a threaded neopixel tube. So, if you want to use the other light and sound effects, you’ll have to endure the character phrases, too. It’s an excellent collector-grade lightsaber which packs advanced LED technology, progressive ignition, and sound effects that even include duel and battle clash effects.In 2019 Disney opened Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, a 14-acre expansion that allows guests to ride the Millennium Falcon and dine on galactic delicacies such as Blue Milk. These fun, kid-friendly Lightsabers feature character-inspired hilts and extendable blades that expand for action and adventure with the flick of the wrist! It’s a good way of getting started without too much complexity, though other brands will allow you to select individual hilt and blade components to create a product that exactly suits your requirements. This Black Series replica Dark Saber isn’t cheap, but that’s hardly unique to this particular design. The Star Wars: A New Hope Darth Vader Electronic Lightsaber is an officially licensed replica of the iconic weapon from the Star Wars films.

As a fan of Star Wars and other science fiction franchises, I know how important it is to have a high-quality retractable lightsaber. Plus, there’s also a QR code on the hilt you can scan to access free Jedi training videos to guide your swing and combat styles. It is a wonderful way to demonstrate your devotion to the franchise and will attract interest when you bring it out. The movies aren’t the only Star Wars media to have captured our hearts, with the Emmy award-winning Clone Wars series proving an especially popular watch for both children and adults alike (check out our list of the best Star Wars: The Clone Wars episodes).It doesn’t have the usual pop-up style that many other toy lightsabers have, but that gives it a bit more structure for being inevitably whacked against things, and you still have some decent sound effects when the blade is in motion. Ever since “ Star Wars” premiered in 1977, kids and adults alike wanted to get their hands on a lightsaber. While they’re simple, they’re sturdy enough to smack around, with a metal hilt and some fantastic sound and light effects to boot.