The Ultrasabers Aeon V3 lightsaber is one of the more basic lightsabers that Ultrasabers sells. This saber is configured as a stunt saber (no sound) and it’s also commonly received as a Mystery Box Saber or Grab Bag Saber. The hilt is 1.45 inches in diameter and 12.25 inches long–a nice length for a two-handed … Read more
As of late March 2018, Ultrasabers has hiked up the prices on their Grab Bag Blades, including both Initiate Grab Bag Blades (24 inch) and Full Size Grab Bag Blades (32, 36 or 40 inch blades). The Initiate Grab Bag Blades (24 inch) used to be $5 each and they are now $8 each. The Full Size … Read more
The best hidden value on the Ultrasabers website, by far, is the 24 inch Initiate Grab Bag Blade. Ultrasabers Initiate Grab Bag Blades are only $5 ($8, as of 2021)! I challenge you to find a cheaper blade somewhere (if you do find a cheaper blade, please let me know!). The 24 Inch Initiate Grab … Read more
Yes, you can lose money on an Ultrasabers Grab Bag Saber. I received an Ultrasabers Dominix V2 as a Grab Bag Saber. The saber hilt has no upgrades and a Fire Orange LED. Dominix V2 retails for $64.99 on the Ultrasabers website. An Ultrasabers Grab Bag Saber retails for $70, so that’s a loss of $4.99. Watch Yes, … Read more
Multiple lightsaber companies sell Mystery Boxes. A ‘mystery box’ means a buyer purchases an item without knowing which style or model they will get. A lightsaber related mystery box typically contains ONE item, rather than a box full of items. Also, some companies use different names for mystery boxes like ‘grab bag’ or ‘mystery bag’ … Read more
The ‘worst’ Ultrasabers lightsaber hilt that you can get is the one that you don’t want, which is highly subjective. If you go to a restaurant and order the most expensive item on the menu, that doesn’t mean you’ll enjoy it more than one of the cheaper items. The same logic applies to lightsabers. Some … Read more
