Universal Combat Saber
Price range: $99.00 through $195.00
A universal combat hilt in silver or black anodized aluminum — no allegiance required.
Description
Built to be held, made to be shown.
A knurled cylinder with brass and red control knobs — no character allegiance, no control box. The entry point that sacrifices nothing.
Designed as the universal hilt: fits any cosplay direction, any faction, any shelf. The $99 Baselit version is the best-value way into the hobby.
Every detail has a job.
- Knurled aircraft-aluminum cylinder, silver or black
- Brass + red dual control knobs
- Compact 28cm chassis, USB-C rechargeable
- Faction-neutral: works with any costume direction
One hilt. Choose your core.
XRGB 3.0
Durable baselit build for practice, dueling and long sessions.
- Blade colorUnlimited
- Sound fonts16
- Battery3000 mAh
- FX modes3
- Best forDueling
XENO 3.0
Full-blade neopixel illumination for cinematic ignition and display impact.
- Blade colorUnlimited
- Sound fonts34
- Battery3600 mAh
- FX modes8
- Best forCollecting
Your saber, your rules.
Smooth-swing motion tracking, gesture ignition and flash-on-clash come standard. Pair the free Bluetooth app to fine-tune blade color, sound fonts, motion sensitivity and effects — no computer required.
Measured, not guessed.
- Hilt28 cm ribbed aircraft aluminum
- Blade92 cm polycarbonate, 1" OD, removable
- FinishesSilver / Black anodized
- Battery3000 mAh (XRGB) / 3600 mAh (XENO)
Everything needed to begin.
Where this saber belongs.
- Heavy dueling & sparring sessions
- Any-faction cosplay & LARP
- Best-value first saber
- A gift for any sci-fi fan
From our stock to your hands.
U.S. stocked variations dispatch from American warehouses (typically 3-5 business days). Everywhere else ships tracked worldwide, typically 7-14 business days. Orders over $99 ship free worldwide.
Covered for a year. Backed for good.
One-year warranty on electronics and battery. Not covered: drop damage, water exposure, unauthorized disassembly. Every saber is inspected before dispatch — if something arrives wrong, we make it right.
Know before you ignite.
What is the difference between XRGB and XENO?
XRGB places a bright LED in the hilt — tougher and longer-running. XENO runs LEDs through the blade for scrolling ignition and richer effects.
Where does it ship from, and how long?
U.S. stocked variations dispatch domestically in 3-5 business days. International delivery is tracked worldwide, typically 7-14 business days.
What is covered by warranty?
One year on electronics and battery. Drops, water and disassembly are not covered.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you choose.
Common questions about this saber.
Pull-Push On/Off: how does it work, and what's the best sensitivity?
When the saber is off, quickly pull the hilt toward you and push it away — this ignites the blade. The same motion extinguishes it. Sensitivity default: 18 for ignition, 13 for extinguish. Lower = harder to trigger accidentally, higher = easier to trigger.
Read full answerTwist On/Off: how does it work, and what's the best sensitivity?
When the saber is off, twist the hilt clockwise then counter-clockwise to ignite. The same motion extinguishes it. App default sensitivity is 500 for ignition, 780 for extinguish. Higher sensitivity is more sensitive.
Read full answerHow do I first connect my saber to the app?
Turn on the saber, open the Xeno Configurator app, tap "Connect the saber" on the welcome screen, allow Bluetooth, and the app will find your saber. Tap to pair, and your saber will appear in "My Saber" once connected.
Read full answerSwing On: how does it work, and what sensitivity should I use?
When the saber is off, swing the hilt in a quick motion to ignite. Ignition only — there is no "swing off" (use Pull-Push or Twist to extinguish). Default sensitivity is 500 out of 0-1000. Higher = more sensitive to smaller swings.
Read full answerWhy does the app ask for location permission on Android?
Android requires Location permission to scan for nearby Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices. The Xeno Configurator app does not collect or use your location data — it only needs the permission to discover your saber.
Read full answerMore questions? Read the full Saber Field Manual




















