I love these for dueling, there light and the blades are tough. And there interchangeable with other sabers if you have more from Nsabers. They allow me to almost use them in a one handed fencing style with how light they are. My only problem is that the swing sensors are a little lackluster but if your dueling you can turn off the sound. Brightness is also good for being a baselit saber. Its a steal for $150 if you like star wars at all.

The saber came in with everything, I would suggest you buy this because for me there were no issues and also it is really good quality for its price. First I was contemplating on buying it but now I am really happy I ended up buying this saber. I would 100% buy it again for a relative! (you should get it)

I bought it for my birthday, and I can say that it is maneuverable, quality, very good for duels and even as an exhibition
It took too long (3/4 of a month) to arrive, but that's not the saber's problem, it was worth the wait :D

I did some research on the cheapest lightsabers because I wanted to get two, and I ended up realising these were the cheapest, so if you're having the same doubt don't look more, this is the best way of getting two lighsabers as cheaply as possible: and with cheap I mean 148 euros. I got them by 132 thanks to a discount code, so I highly recommend you to use one: you can either use a youtuber's code (they are all over the place) or wait for a festivity (shoutout to Nsabers because they have active discount codes almost all the time, just go to their web and you'll probably find one (you can wait a month or two for one to appear because they can save you 10% off your order approximately). This hobby is expensive as hell, so always try to save as much as possible, don't buy the first you find. But don't worry, because Nsabers is not specially expensive, in fact is pretty affordable, this is the cheapest you're going to get. Now in regards of the lightsabers, they were excellent quality and looked even better than in the photos: 12 colours, some audio lines (one from Grievous, another from Vader, the Mandalorian and another one that no one really knows who it is (it just says "Ashoka" in a weird way). Even though it's a baselit saber the clash and light effects were decent, the light distributes equally throughout all the blade and all the blade lights up when in clash. That being said, it is a great, affordable lightsaber with very good durability (that's one of his strengths) and decent light effects. Really recommend it, specially if you want to use it as one or two training swords (you can attach the two swords and make a cool dual lightsaber). The only issue is the soundboard: it's kinda bad. The turn on sound, turn off sound and static sound is pretty good, but the smoothswing is kinda trash: it sounds with delay, and doesn't really correspond to the movements you're doing with the swords, even though it sounds cool from time to time. You can silence the sound, which is great, but I wish you could turn off only the smoothswing and let the other sound effects on (turn on and off effects and static sound). Another thing to mention is that, to me at least, the volume controls didn't really work: theoretically you can switch between high and low volume, but I can only use one volume setting all the time, so even if it tells me it has changed of volume (from high to low, for example), the difference isn't noticeable. Great product overall