I like this saber a lot. It completes my Revan costume. My only complaint is that the blade sticks in the hilt really far, about 3 inches. As someone who wants the longest blade possible, I feel like at least 2 inches of blade is wasted.

I love it. I’ve wanted a lightsaber for a while and was looking at all the different places that make them and finally decided to just buckle down and get one and I’m so glad i went with this one. My only complaint would be that some of the edges are a tiny bit sharp. But not something you notice very often when using it. Overall I plan to buy another.

It's a pretty great deal, good dueling saber, while it is Revan Styled the details are a bit off and the weathering came out a bit too dark for my taste but I still enjoy it a good deal. it would be a fine addition for any collection.

I've owned an LGT Revan hilt for some time and was overall pretty happy with it. Looked good enough for me as someone on a budget getting into lightsabers. As time went on, I wanted something that looked a bit more accurate to Revan's canon hilt without needing to spend too much on a whole new saber with different electronics. When I saw that SaberForge's Eco line of sabers were compatible with LGT cores, I decided to take a chance on this.

After trying it out firsthand, I'm actually quite disappointed with it. Installing and removing electronic cores feels clunkier since it can only slide in or out from the pommel end, whereas LGT sabers have removal hilt grips that help make it an easier time. Removing batteries from the core requires more effort here because of it. The biggest problem I ended up having is the volume is nowhere near as loud on this hilt vs the LGT Revan hilt. I've swapped my proffie core between both hilts at the same volume level, and SaberForge's hilt is so much quieter than my LGT hilt. My LGT hilt would be audible from several rooms away at max volume. SaberForge's hilt would be lucky to not get its sound drowned out within the room it's currently in. It's a night and day difference. One small thing I also noticed was the SaberForge hilt may not have a secure hold on the electronics. As I swing the saber around or trigger saber clashes by hand tapping the hilt, it inevitably jostles the battery loose enough within my electronics core that my saber would start rebooting from the first soundfont, or shutting down entirely. Never had that issue with my previous hilt, and I've tried to recreate it when swapping back to it.

It's not all bad though. I much prefer this aesthetically to LGT's hilt, even with that weird dark recess for the button and charge port. It's got the silver accents on the pommel I wanted, and I much prefer the brushed aluminum look vs chrome which attracts fingerprints. It's a tad longer and wider, giving it a bit more heft that I liked.

If you're looking for a nice display piece, this is still good for that. If you're looking for something satisfying to swing around, I'd go for something else that can provide a better experience.

Awesome hilt. I ordered the weathered finish and it did not disappoint. They are beautiful and well detailed. Also, larger than the LGT I was replacing and now it feels like a true lightsaber.