Bounty Hunter Visor - E13-A

Great quality product and worth the wait! I couldn't stop admiring how awesome this lightsaber and definetly worth every penny.

The only downside is there could be better instructions that comes with the box. Most of the answers I had to find online.

Still though, definetly worth the wait and will probably order more in the future 😊

The lightsaber exceeded my expectations — solid build, bright blade, and incredible sound. It feels great in hand and looks fantastic. Perfect for display or light dueling. Totally worth it!

Wow. The amount of bantha baddies Im boutta pull with this will rival only that of Lando Calrissian. Sup with it?

Great price for the quality and details

Lots of Jared's here...
Anyway I left another super descriptive review for the Dark Lord SNv4 two button and I made a few comparisons between this one and that one. I got this in Proffie with a 32" blade. I'm 5' 10" and 32" is perfect in my opinion. This is a one button saber.

Unboxing experience, top tier! The velvety bag the saber comes in is sooo nice. The saber is so sleek and smooth. The shaping of the metal is precise and symmetrical. It looks solid, it feels solid, and nothing loose with a very simple and efficient design. Only 3 screws on the whole thing (2 of them retaining) and the pommel and body twist off easily and are very secure. Shipping was a whole lot faster than I expected it (ordered July 2nd, was at my door July 9th)! I didn't even get a shipping confirmation email like I did with the first saber which was weird. I guess because I ordered one a few days after the other, they just grouped it together. Here's some pros and minor cons.

Pros:
- Very well balanced. The hilt to blade ratio is exceptional. Lightweight and not bulky at all. Could've been a little bit heaver maybe near the pommel, but overall fantastic.
- Perfect for spinning! So easy to spin and move around. You can maybe even twirl it between your fingers.
- Battery life is on point. Lasts at least 3 times longer than SNv. Great battery level check feature, too, which SN's don't have.
- Saber ignition and glowing/flicker effects are amazing! Everything from the slow crawl of Morgan Elsbeth's saber font to the white and then red ignition of Darth Plagueis is perfect. The programming of proffie really immerses you in the experience of igniting a realistic lightsaber.
- Color selection is truly infinite unlike SNv. SN's color selection is great but somewhat limited. On proffie you can get whatever color you want with the color wheel feature no matter what font you're using.
- Gesture controls are very responsive. Definitely a difference here between an SN and a proffie. Dark Lord is very bulky so that may effect how smooth the gestures are. I also notice I don't have to turn it as quick as I do SN to make the gestures work. SN seems to require a sharper turn, proffie a slightly gentler turn.
- Plenty of extra retaining screws, I think I got 4.

Cons:
- Kind of quiet. Still pretty loud, but the Dark Lord SNv is twice as loud as this one. I think it's just due to how the pommel is designed.
- Button isn't best to press. I like and slightly dislike the pressing of the button. A nice clicky tactile button would be better for me personally. The softer button is still very responsive and probably works better with this particular design.
- Tad slow response times. The button clicks on a two button SN are dang near instant. With proffie every button press takes at least a sec to work and theres a sec delay time between gestures. I got used to it though, and learned to navigate it pretty quickly. It comes with the territory of having a one button proffie.
- Not enough grip. The ridges above and below the center button don't give you much to hold onto. It WILL slide out your hand if you get into some pretty fast spins and aren't conscious of your grip. I might get a hilt wrap for it.
- Board not easily removable and SD card hidden. I have to charge the whole saber unless I take the whole chassis out of the body, which is the length of the saber. And I didn't realize this until I got it and then looked at a support video, but the SD card is underneath the board. I like how SNv has the SD card on top better. Not really a problem with the proffie, just different. I'm just somewhat afraid of damaging the board by pulling up on it to get the card out.
- Can be tricky when selecting colors. The color wheel twist feature is great, but can be tricky when actually locking the color in. It'll lock in a color you don't want if you don't hold the button and twist it just right.

A few extra things:
Don't be afraid to tighten the retaining screws, but not too tight. Just enough to where the blade doesn't wobble. The blade just sits in the emitter loosely with nothing holding it in place while you tighten it. So be sure to put a little pressure on it downward, like with all the other pixel sabers, while you tighten the screws for a solid connection. Also I suggest keeping the rubber cap that comes with the pixel blade in the box to protect the bottom connection.
For proffie, every unique ignition and blade style is saved into each sound font like the description says. Don't confuse that with the SNv4 where you can change the ignition and blade style for different fonts. You can't change them on proffie.

Overall I'm very happy with this saber and WILL be getting more.

It’s a quality lightsaber with incredible sound and a variety of blade styles and fonts. 10/10, would definitely recommend.

I was thoroughly impressed. The hilt feels nice in my hand and the smooth sound effects are awesome! It took less than two weeks after I ordered to arrive at my doorstep. Thank you, Theory Sabers, for this incredible lightsaber. You blew my mind and surpassed my expectations.