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Couldn't help but to update my saber with the XENO3.0 core - just to get that bluetooth and app. Otherwise it works the same as my prior XENO core. Came with everything I needed to swap the cores. App works, but as others have said, if you use the app to swap fonts a lot in a row, the core might turn off. You just turn it on again and you're good to go. Can't wait for them to add more features to the app! Best things about the app is that it shows you approximately how much of a charge you have left, what font you're on, and let's you switch quickly from one font to ANY other one without having to cycle through them all. Of course lets you control every other feature too and more, but those were my faves.

After I got this in and charged up, it made my decent saber AMAZING! The flash on clash WORKS now, the colours are pristine through the length of my blade, and the sound fonts are each distinct and clear! I was replacing one that had become burned out from overuse that was in a saber i bought from another company and was out of warranty so I was hoping that it would fit and give me usability when dancing / juggling and when dueling. I was amazed at how this core worked right out of the box (after charging of course) and the setup was a breeze. The instruction manual for use was so clear and easy to follow as well. If you need a saber core to replace one of your trusty sabers, you could not go wrong by getting this one!

The media could not be loaded. I originally bought this chassis for a personal build with intentions to upgrade when financially comfortable, but I'm so impressed I may never upgrade. I own a few high end lightsabers, ranging from $800 to $1,200. I am used to xenopixel and neopixel blades and Proffie soundboards with large speakers. With that said, I had VERY low expectations for a $40 chassis. (Was on sale when I made the purchase.) Anyway, it arrived in a nice box with the cable, instructions, a few screws, and an allen key. I am extremely impressed with the functionality. The smooth swing response is perfect, which surprised me the most. The LED is much brighter than expected! I don't even have a blade diffuser installed yet! As for the speaker, it's not as loud as my other sabers, even on the highest volume setting. However, this entire chassis is nearly half the price of a proffie v2.2 soundboard alone and only double the cost of the 28mm Stealth speakers I typically use. So certainly nothing complain about. Very happy with this product and plan to buy more in the future.

I had the opportunity to purchase the Xeno V3 and while I think that it's a solid sound core, i feel it fails in a couple of areas when compared to the SNV4 sound core.Xeno V3Pros-**Solid board with a wide variety of fonts to choose from. (34) although the Sailer Moon font is extremely obnoxious.*The Bluetooth connectivity is great, and I like that you can name your saber in the app.*The App allows you to change/tweak certain things about your saber and the sound fonts which is nice.*Installing Fonts to your SD card is a snap (provided they are .wave files, and you number the folder correctly)The One button controls work (although 2 button I feel is far superior)Cons:**The volume of the board. While, the speaker is fine, the fonts are set to the max volume which feels like you'll blow out the speaker. Setting it to the next volume level (from the saber) is almost too quiet. You really have to tweak it in the app, which is a shame that you don't have more volume levels off the saber.**The "Floaty feel" to the smooth swing. It's hard to explain but, the swings feel a little "off timed" when you swing your saber which makes it feel a little "off".(EDIT: This was resolved by updating the version on the board)**Also, I have to say, the Luke font, the hum sounds bubbly and not like you hear in the movies, although it works (I would recommend buying a better version)**Lastly the Xeno Configurator app isn't as good as the Force Park app (for the SNV4). Xeno lacks the ability to create new blade effects and ignitions like you can with Force park. (unless there was an update I wasn't aware of.) (I believe they are working on updates to allow the creation of new effects)Overall, it's a good core with a solid track record. Some of my issues may seem like i'm nit picking but I'm happy with the core (it's the second one I own, the other is the XRGB core in my Luke saber)

I bought this as an upgrade for one of my baselit sabers that won’t charge and I am BLOWN away by it. For what I paid it is way worth the price. I’m still learning how to use all the functions and features! 10/10 for me.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this saber kit to replace the old one I had, but it turned out to be a major upgrade rather than a replacement! The sound profiles are amazing, the motion tracking works wonderfully, and the light speaks for itself! Not only that, it arrived 3 days early, and the seller is perfectly helpful.

Brought this for a build. It works great for 10min the my lighsaber freezes up. No sound, light stays on, no motion button is unresponsive ! No way to turn it off except to disassemble and remove the battery! I filled a return with amazon for a replacement. Let see this one work better the the last!

Got this for my son for a present. He loves building on his 3D printer and built a very nice light saber with it.